The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-05-25
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

Ed Schultz, the butcher, has neat
and convenient shop now.
THE STAR force are thankful to Aaron
Rodgers for a pitcher of cool lemonade.
Joseph Strauss is having a mill built
on his lumber tract in the Paradise Set
tlement.
The corner stone of the new Presby-
terian church at Dubois was laid Mon
day evening.
Owen Fox was badly bruised by fall
of coal in the Big Soldier mine Monday.
No bones broken.
S. 7. Reynolds expects to make three
hundred and fifty thousand brick at his
kiln this summer.
New Summer Millinery goods just
received at Mrs. Kate Smeltzer's. East
End Jackson street.
A. G. Milliren, of this place. is cutting
four hundred acres of hemlock timber
in Clearfield county.
John Lowther, has not gone to
Manitoba, Canada, and has given up all
intentions of going.
The Commercial Hotel of Brookville.
under. the management of Jas. II. Clover,
is doing good business.
A niyiaion ,,,oat;po of tho A n TT ~
this district, was held in the old G. A.
r. hall Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Schultz assisted in the
transaction of business in Seeley, Alex
ander & Co.'S bank Monday.
A twenty-five cent supper will be
served at the Guiding Star festival in
the G. A. II. hall this evening.
The large candle in Bell Bros window
burned out at S:37 A. NJ. on the oath
inst, making, days, Is hours and I
minutes.
M. 9. Coleman, of the firm of King &
Co., has a rare collection of gold and
silver quartz and other minerals from
California.
III. w. Herpel, the barber, has had
his shop repapered, repainted and an
other window put in it. A great inn
provement.
j. b. Arnold g. Co., lumber dealers of
Reynoldsville, sold 100 car loads of
lumber to Pittsburgh firm last Tues
day morning.
Villa, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Denny, died Friday morning and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Saturday afternoon.
There will be reunion of the surviv-
ing members of the 2l1th Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, at Brookville,
on Tuesday, June End.
The school directors of Winslow town
ship will meet in the school house in
West Reynoldsville next Saturday to
settle the years. account.
Rev. F. H. Beck, presiding elder OF
the Clarion District of the M. f. church
is an assistant secretary of the General
Conference now in session at Omaha
Neb.
w. H. Stuckey, an employee at Ar
mold and Sensor's mill, was knocked
unconscious for while one day last
week by being hit on the head with 8
slab.
Reed F. Rowland and Ned. L. Smith
OF Bradford, d. S. G. of the Knights o.
the Macabees, have been in town the
past week trying to organize lodge a
this place.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
/, tian Endeavor, of the Presbyterian
church, held a Progressive Novelty par
ty at the home OF Miss Belle Arnold
last evening.
jackson street from Fifth to Sixtl
streets will be well stoned this summer
of one foot in depth of stone will be pu
upon the street.
Monday evening the monthly meeting
of the Reynoldsville Building and Loa
Association was held in the hall over A
e. Dunn's hardware store. Thirt
shares were sold.
The young people Of the Epwort
League netted snug little sum at tn
festival In the rink Saturday evening
considering the atmospheric chillines
that pervaded the town.