The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

|
Mr. and Mrs. Sam'l Holt, OF Jackson
street, who have been spending the
winter at Snow Shoe, buried their baby
last Sunday.
Meals at all hours at Mrs. T.. Arma-
costs restaurant next door to the post
office. She also handles line Of fresh
groceries bought direct from the city,
not an old stock.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers Co.
composed Of ten colored people, will
give an entertainment in Centennial
Hall ON Tuesday, April 10Th. Best COM
pany ON the road to-day.
Fred. Koehn, miner, was injured In
Big Soldier Monday by fall of roofing
His right shoulder and elbow, and left
hand and knee were badly bruised, but
there were no bones broken.
Mrs. +. NJ. Brown gave dinner par
ty at 300 p. NJ. last Wednesday to n
number of lady friends, and Mrs. H.
Men gave dinner party on Friday to
number Of ladies' and their husbands.
A number Of citizens mistook Mr..
Cox, advance agent for the Canadian
Jubilee Singers Co., who was here on
Monday, for Mr.. Parrot, the man who
is TO come to Reynoldsville to see the
sight for the much talked Of pig iron
furnace.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold n
dime social at the home of Miss Maud
Riston, Friday evening, March 18th.
lee cream and cake will be served. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all
friends of the Endeavor
The Clarion Republican says: "One
million, six hundred thousand cubic
feet of hemlock square timber has been
put into the Clarion this winter, ready
for shipment on the spring rise. This
is about 100000 feet more than was raft
ed at the same time last year."
American Protestant Ladies' Associa-
sion will give a supper and enter
tainment in the G. A. II. Hall Sat
urday evening, March 10th. Price
of supper 25 cents, Is for children.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Everybody is cordially invited. Supper
from five until ten o'clock.
The revival meetings which have
been in progress In the NJ. +. church,
Punxsutawney, for some weeks past,
have closed. About fifty persons, most
ly young men and women, professed
conversion. Rev. J. w. Blaisdell, for
merly of Brookville, is pastor of the
Punxsutawney M. f. church.
The entertainment given in Centenni-
al Hall last Friday evening by the Hotch-
kin Sisters was attended by n large
crowd. The ladies are exceedingly
clever bell ringers, and evinced decided
talents in the use Of the many musical
instruments used in their concert The
audience was enthusiastic, and occasion
ally very demonstrative.
The silver cup to be given to the per-
son who guesses the number, or near
est the number, Of books given to the
borough schools next Friday can be
seen in one of the display windows in
Stokes drug store. 1t is certain that
all the guessers cannot get the cup;
however, they can make the attempt.
Only those who give book are entitled
to guess.
About thirty-five people from the
neighborhood Of Emerickville came in
to West Reynoldsville Saturday to see
their old friend, ]. w. Dempsey, who
has not recovered from the accident at
the tannery Jan. 18th. They brought
their baskets well filled with good
things and took dinner at Mr.. Demp-
seys home. The old gentleman enjoyed
and appreciated the visit.
d. B. Mcconnell, well-to-do farmer
who lives near Aliens Mills, and Mrs.
Annie Swisher, Of Warsaw, were mar
iiN' CIV 'iS iipuSCf lNiN way luSu
Wednesday by Rev. w. H. Baker, pas
tor of the Brockwayville Presbyterian
church. The Aliens Mills cornet band
serenaded the newly welded pair on
Friday evening. THE STAR joins with
their numerous friends in wishing them
happiness and success in life's journey.
Before many weeks public meeting
will be called to take some steps towards
getting Y. NJ. c. A. in Reynoldsville.
A. ID. Deemer, owner of the Arnold
block, has been interviewed in regard
to renting the second story of the Arm
old block for Y. NJ. C. A., and he
talks very favorably of the scheme. 1t
would be much better TO start out right
and erect building expressly for the
Association, but il this cannot be done
the next best step will be to rent good
rooms. The Associations at Punxsu-
fau n,,l0 Io4