The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-06-14

ing bills advertising the second annual
meeting of the Ridgway Driving Park
Association. He has billed all the
towns Of this county.
John Mcdonald, Of this place, who
was working in the woods, cut his left
hand with an axe Friday which layed
him of work a few days. John succeed
cd In inflicting seven injuries on his
limbs with an axe doing ten days work
The delegates from the Reynoldsville
Baptist church to the Cleariield Asso-
citation. which meets at Johnsonburg
this week. are: Rev. and Mrs. Derr,
DIR. and Mrs. A. II. Bowser. Robt. l..
Miles. Mrs. w. +. Marshall and A. l..
Peters.
The Bloomington Coal Co. commenced
the work last week Of opening drift on
the coal land leased by them above
Rathmel. The extent Of the works can
only be conjectured now. but they will
ship at least one hundred thousand tons
annually.
a moonlight picnic was held in the
grove near John Goodwill's last Friday
night by number Of young people of
this place. The picnic was gotten up
in honor of Miss Laura Spears, of Du-
Bois, who was visiting Miss Anna
| Reynolds.
There will be no preaching services
in the Baptist church next Sunday.
Rev. T.. T. Derr, the pastor, will be at
Johnsonburg attending the meeting Of
the Clearlield Association. which will
be held on the 10th, 18th and 18th of
this month.
DR.. Free. of Dubois. examiner for the
State Board of Health. has discovered a
case of spotted fever near Falls Creek.
| This Is n fatal disease and is not great
distance from Reynoldsville and sanitary
protection from the dread disease would
not be out of place.
Presiding Elder Beck will preach in
| the NJ. T.. church at this place to-
morrow, Thursday evening, after which
the third quarterly conference will be
| held. Communion services in the
church next Sunday morning. Love
feast Sunday evening at $50.
Communion Services will be held in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Rev. w. f.. Donaldson, of Allegheny,
Pa, will conduct the services. and also
be present to conduct the preparatory
services which will be held on Friday
and Saturday evenings at I.45.
There will be congregational meet
ing held in the Presbyterian church
after the regular prayer-mecting on
Wednesday evening, June 2lst. II is
the earnest request Of the session that
all members OF the church and congrc-
CATION be present at the meeting.
II. M. Iscman is putting frame
building on the vacant lot next to the
room now occupied by his store. Mr..
lseman will move his goods into the
new room when finished and j. w.
Riggs will open a grocery store in the
room llr. Iseman has had for his store.
A change will be made at the tannery
soon. The men will either be put on
half time or number will be laid off.
The bark season coming on will give
many of the men work outside piling
bark II they want the job. This state
of affairs may last three months, and is
caused by some hitch in the tanning
business.
About thirty Daughters of America
drove down from Dubois last Friday
evening and visited their sister lodge at
this place. The time has come when
women delight in keeping late hours at
the lodge and the "henpecked' hus-
bands stay at home and sing the lullaby.
Things were not thusly in the days of
our grand parents.
Walter Spry, district deputy for the
Sons of st. George, installed the follow
ing officers in the George Washington
lodge, No. 124, at this place last week.
Each Office has worthy attached to IT.
w. p, VIM. Hoare: w. ", VIM. Grix;
w. NJ, VIM. Bolt jr.; w. Sec, T. G.
White; w. Treas, G. w. Sykes; trus-
tee, Charles Harries.
j. Bell Neff will deliver one of his
famous lectures, 'Luck and Pluck" in
Centennial hall on Tuesday evening,
June 9th, under the management of
the Epworth League. Mr.. Neif has
gained reputation in this section of
the country as lecturer and, no doubt,
will draw full house, and the people are
sure of hearing something good.
A new law has just gone into effect |
making two offices out of prothonotary,
register, recorder, etc. Robt. Swisher,
OF Clayville, is the only Republican who |