The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-10-19
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
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THE STAR.
L. ID. Rupert. the barber, has had his
shop enlarged.
Zone of the Finest" at the Opera
House Tuesday evening.
The festive fly is like an old stage
horse these mornings-rather stiff.
The pay car made its monthly trip
over the Low Grade Div. last Thursday
Holiday goods are being displayed
this early in the season by II. Alex.
Stoke.
Two weeks from next Tuesday will be
a chilly day for many of the office
seekers.
G. f. Hoffman, the jeweler, has been
wearing $225.O0 diamond ring the
past week.
Columbus memorial services will be
held at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening.
The Daughters of Rebeckah held a
special meeting in their lodge room last
Friday afternoon.
There was no lack for dust on Main
street Saturday. 1t was the dustiest
day OF the summer.
Sam. Whitaker and John Beck will
sell their livery stock at public sale
next Saturday at 1000 A. NJ
Brookville Republicans were conspic-
uous by there absence at the meeting in
this place last Friday evening.
The Methodist Episcopal parsonage
has been adamanted, papered and new
roof put on it and it is now inhabitable.
An important thing to remember is
that II you have not yet paid your
subscription for this paper now is a
good time to liquidate.
Don't forget the waffle and chicken
supper in the G. A. r. hall Saturday
evening, given by the Daughters of
Liberty. Supper thirty-fve cents.
Appropriate exercises consisting OF
songs, recitations and essays, are being
arranged for the public schools in the
borough next Friday, Columbus Day.
Mrs. James Mcpherson fell while
about her household duties last
Saturday morning and fractured the
caudal extremity Of her spinal column.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Building and Loan Association was
held in the Flynn Hall Monday evening
|, and eighteen shares at an average OF 20
per cent were sold.
Hopkins big mill shut down at noon
on Monday for the season, and many of
the employees thereof packed their
''grips" and left for new fields Of labor
during the winter months.
The Airport Mountain Courier has
ceased to exist because its editors could
not live on compliments. Kind words,
no doubt, were appreciated, but it takes
money to run newspaper.
1t is one of the rare things to find
man up in the forties who is cutting
new teeth. A Reynoldsville citizen
forty-seven years old has one new tooth
out and another just coming.
Paul Broadhead, who has been u
noted resident Of Sandy Valley for
number Of years, has shaken the dust
/ OF that village off his feet and moved to
Jefferson Line. Monday was Paul's
moving day.
Our informant was mistaken last
week about the date of Rev. j. Ash,
Of st. Petersburg, Clarion county,
preaching in the Lutheran church at
this place. He will preach here on
Sunday, Oct. 23rd, at ll.00 A. M. In
German and 7.30 p. M. in English.
w. ]. Boner, OF Sandy Valley gave
us some fine large ''King Of Tomkins
County," 'Baldwin"and "Smoke House"
apples last Monday. Mr.. Boner is one
OF those kind-hearted farmers that lives
In Sandy Valley, and his orchard bears
some Of the choicest kinds of fruit.
The STAR is not company organ
nor political organ, but 1t is an
independent paper that contains all the
local news Of Reynoldsville and vicinity,
q Dhnd general news Of Che day. Hand In
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