The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-07-17

y young man named John Smith cut
his right hand very badly last Friday
while at work ON u. Bollinger's log job
several miles west of Reynoldsville.
Mrs George Rhoads fell off chair
onto stove last Saturday and cut n
| cash an inch and Il half in her head and
received several bruises on her body.
If you get your watches repaired at
| G.. +. HoiIman's IL will be done right
and don't need to be warranted OF
course we guarantee II To be done right.
Miss Crawford will speak in the Cen
tcnnial Hall Saturday evening, July
goth, at 500 o'clock, IN the interest Of
the w. G.. T. L. All are cordially in
vited
DR.. j. w. Mcknight. one Of Brook
yille's oldest citizens, was taken to
Philadelphia hospital the first of last
week to receive treatment for mental
trouble.
The members of the Young Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ
T.. church held grove festival near the
home of Mr.. Sechrist on Pleasant
Avenue last evening.
The Prohibition Jr. League will give
free entertainment in Centennial hall
on Friday evening Of this week. The
program for the entertainment, which
is good one, was crowded out of this
issue.
On Tuesday July both, the b.. r. &
=. will run an excursion from Reynolds
Vile to Niagara Falls. Train will leave
Falls Creek at LAP p. NJ. Tickets for
round trip $3.50. Tickets good to re-
turn until August Sth.
"A sewer is being put in on the north
side of Main street from the corner of
ith street to the run at Suffers black
smith shop. The property owners furn-
ish the sewer pipe and the borough
stands the expenses of putting it in.
At meeting of the West Reynolds
vile school board held on Monday even
ing the entire list of teachers for the
borough school was elected. The teach
ers are as follows: G. X. Hawthorne,
principal, Jennie White. Hannah
Stauffer, Tacy Dempsey.
We received an invitation from
Curwensville Council, No. 1879 Royal
Arcanum, to attend a basket picnic to
be held at the Pee-wees Nest, Curwens-
vile, tomorrow, July 18th. A number
of the members of that order at this
place expect to attend the picnic.
The Falls Creek Herold has again
made its appearance on the sea of
journalism as bright and newsy as ever.
Bro. Bangert certainly has an abundance
of pluck. We hope the Herald has
gone up in smoke for the last time and
that the office may remain in the town
for all time.
Lawyer f. II. Hindman, of Clarion,
visited Esq. w. l.. Johnston in West
Reynoldsville several days ago Law
yer Hindman was just returning from
an overland pleasure trip to New York,
Philadelphia and Harrisburg. His
boys accompanied him. 1t took them
six weeks to make the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Gourley were call
ed to Perry township on Monday of last
week by the sudden death of George |
Gourley, S. M. Gourley's father. The
deceased was an honorable and upright |
man, highly respected in the community |
where he lived. He was about three |
score and six years old. Heart trouble
caused his sudden death.
A. A. Jackson, at one time superin-
tendent Of the Low Grade Div. OF the
"A. V. R'y and a resident of Reynolds
vile, died on the evening of the Sth
inst, at his home in Norwood, a suburb |
of Boston, Mass. His remains were
buried at California, Pa, on Friday.
Mr.. Jackson had passed his 63rd birth
day. He was an uncle of Mrs. II. Alex.
Stoke of this place,
The Improved Order of Red Men will
observe the second anniversary of the
organization of the order in Reynolds
vile on Saturday evening, July 9th, by
a supper and entertainment in the G.
A. Il. hall. Supper will be served from
800 to 700; the entertainment will begin
at 7,30. Tickets % cents, which en-
titles the holder to supper and admit
tance to the entertainment.
A new firm, to be known as the Reyn-
Furniture Co., will open up
business next week in the building next
door to j. A. Welsh's grocery store.
They will handle new and second hand
furniture. Cash will be paid for second
hand stoves, furniture, &c. This will
be great advantage to those who want
to sell some of their old furniture and buy
new, and to those who want to buy
second hand goods.
George Warwick thought one day last