The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-07-26
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
ear Mills Tuesday evening.

the pOStOf1lce TINS week.
The Clarion Assembly at Strattan-
vile is now In full blast.
Lodging at the Worlds Fair for sale
at the STAR office cheap.
Use "Physicians and Surgeon Toilet
soap and Complexion Cream"
Rev. johnson will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday, July
30th.
Mrs. Fred. Weber, of Sykesville, was
in town last Saturday and lost her
pocket book.
lodge of this place attended picnic at
Dubois last Thursday.
The ladies of the NJ f.. church took
in thirty dollars Mt the festival in G. A.
II. hall Saturday night.
Bangert, of the Herald, claims that
Columbus, the discoverer of America,
was n native Of Falls Creek.
The A. V. R'y Co. has ordered 100
feet more of hose for use at the plugs
around the company property.
Mrs. A. X. Price, of this place,
purchased lot In Dubois last week
and will build house on it soon.
The Baptist Sunday school picnicked
near Soldier Run mine last Thursday.
They went on the II. & +. G. R'y.
In place Of the regular preaching
services in the NJ. Il. church last Sunday
evening a song and responsive reading
service was introduced.
A dwelling house at Rathmel, owned
by Lewis Wagner and occupied by
Mrs. Clawson, was very nearly destroyed
by fire Saturday afternoon.
The Lecture Association will meet
at the gas Office at $50 this, Wednes-
day, evening. All members of the
Association are requested to be present.
The chat social, which was TO have
been given in G. A. II. hall Monday
evening by the Presbyterian Endeavor
Society, has been postponed indefinitely.
One of John Corbett's houses on Beech
street, Cold Spring Hollow, occupied by
Mr. Hill, was on fire Monday, but the
fire was discovered in time to save
the house.
Rev. Herbert II. johnson, of Natrona,
Pa, preached in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday. He is candidate
for pastor of the Reynoldsville Presby-
terian church.
f. w. Mills, an eloquent talker, will
deliver free lecture in Centennial hall
Tuesday evening, August lst, and at
Rathmel the following evening. Don't
fail to hear him.
. Bertha A. Blanch, youngest daugh-
ter OF c. H. Young, and granddaughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Armagost, died
last Tuesday morning and was buried at
New Bethlehem Wednesday morning,
the 10th.
The rumor that a wild animal had
been seen near town last week, sup
posed to have escaped from Mains cir
Gus, was an hallucination. The small
boys were afraid to venture far from
town for few days.
A responsive service and report OF
the meeting held at indianapolis by the
representatives Of all the young peoples
societies of the Baptist churches, took
place of the regular preaching service
in the Reynoldsville Baptist church
Sunday evening.
The Y. p. S. c. E. Of the Presby'
teriad church will picnic at Sandy
Valley on Thursday, July 9th. All
members are urgently requested to be
present. A special train will leave the
Company store at nine o'clock A. M
Stopping at the bridge.
Robt. S. Williams lost the use of his
right side Saturday soon after the moor
hour while at work on house in West
Reynoldsville. He had to be helped
home. The doctors thought the help
lessness was caused by overwork in the
hot sun. Mr.. Williams is regaining the
use OF his leg and arm.
George Lorenz, who was badly injured
in Big Soldier mine June 5th, wa
carried to the A. V. station on co
Saturday afternoon and taken to hi
home near Petrolia. There was littl,
hopes of his recovery when first hurt
Excellent care and medical skill is al
that saved him from leaving these nun
dane shores.
The Sons of Veterans encampment a
Punxsutawney since our last issue wa
grand success, the weather being a
fine as the boys could ask for. Curwens
vile and Brookville wanted the en-
campment next year, but the frs
named place won the victory. Thes
encampments are becoming more inter
esting each year.
Dame Rumor says that an old man O
this place has been out begging for tn