The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-07

logs from their job near town To the
Sandy Lick creek.
The proprietors of Hotel Belnap,
Thos. Green and John Conser, are
fond Of hunting and ON Wednesday
morning Of last week. they, accompanied
by Alex. Riston, another nimrod Of
some repute, went to their camp near
Geo. Burtop's, in Bccchwoods, and
remained until Saturday looking for
small game.
Julia. youngest daughter Of Rev. J.
G.. Mcdonald, now pastor Of the M. r..
church at punxsutawney, who was born
In the M. n. parsonage Mt this place
about nine years ago, died last Saturday
morning with diphtheria and was buried
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Mcdonald have
the sympathy Of their many Reynolds
Vile friends.
Last Friday &. +. Hoffman, the
jeweler, held his grand opening Of
holiday goods. One Of his show
windows was filled with potted plants
and the other was tastily arranged with
iewelry. About three hundred ladies'
called and each received beautiful
souvenir. Mr.. Hofrman's store was
made very attractive.
An umbrella mcnder, looking as II he
had stopped all night at Hotel de'Coke
oven, came into this Office Monday
morning and after asking the oft
repeated question, 'any umbrellas to
mcnd?" he asked for II few old
exchanges and sai,!. ats n little cool
this morning. | wish three or four
cyclones would come this way and blow
up few umbrellas"
On Thursday of the "week of prayer"
the w. G.. Il. U. and Ladies Foreign
Missionary societies Of Sandy Valley
and Pancoast will meet In the Chapel
at Pancoast and devote the entire day
to prayer and praise. They expect to
take sufficient food for dinner and
supper with them. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all who will come
and take part in the service.
George G. Johns, who has been
running u store at Panic for over two
years, has sold out to Merton McGhee,
who took possession Of the store on the
Both Of November. Mr.. McGhee comes
from Battle Hollow, historic place
| where once stood Il camp and there two
old men settled dispute between
themselves by hard fight and the
place has been distinguished as Battle
Hollow
DR.. s. Reynolds, Geo. Mellinger, +.
M. Brown, g. N. Lewis and Henderson
Sample, who were over in Cameron
county hunting last week returned
home Saturday evening. Two deer was
all the large game they got. Mr..
Mellinger and Mr.. Lewis being the
fortunate nimrods. DR.. Reynolds and
Mr.. Brown followed bear five or six
hours Saturday, but old bruin gave
them the slip. They were so close to 1t
once that the ground was warm yet
where the bear had been lying down.
There was weeping among Samuel
Steele's children at Sandy Valley last
Friday morning because their milch
COW had to have her lifes blood ooze
out from a hole in her neck that was
made with knife by a boy OF that
village who had been authorized TO do
so by the owner of the bovine. The
COW was good one but disease laid
hold OF her interior and death was
inevitable and the hole in her neck was
made to hasten the ending Of her
suffering. The funeral took place the
same day.
The man OF whom we made mention
several weeks ago about performing
strange antics at different houses in
town, has made his appearance again
this week and has been visiting other
houses. He should be looked after and
either locked up or driven out OF
town. He is called the "crazy man."
Whether he is really crazy or playing
the fool for purpose, is not known.
The fellow does some things that gives
the impression that he is a sane man
then again he acts like an insane person.
At all events he needs attention.
We were walking past Bell Bros.
tailoring establishment the other day
and VIII Bell opened the door and said:
Stephenson, don't you want to buy an
overcoat? / have nice little one !
would like to sell you" Mr.. Bell
insisted that We try the coat on even
though we had no intentions Of buying
it. We put on the Overcoat and Mr..
Bell stepped in front Of us, buttoned
himself inside the coat also and still
there was plenty of room left. The