The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-06-24

DeiOfe Esq, NeW MONDAY WtcrnoOn III
which ]. j. Richards was the plaintiff
and Fred. Zeitler the defendant.
Supt. Gardener Of the b., X. Il Il.
R'y, passed through Reynoldsville
yesterday in his private car, which was
attached to train No. | on the A. V. R'y.
Big reduction on boys clothing, from
to II years, at Peoples Bargain store.
A dress straw hat given away with every
suit. Get your boy new suit for 4th
of July.
The Ladies' Work Society of the
Presbyterian church held an ice cream
and cake social on the lawn in front Of
$. T. Reynolds Main street residence
Saturday evening.
There will be dance in the Nolan
Block Friday evening, July 3D.. The
committee that has charge of the dance
is Fred Miller, Chas. Mohney, Frank
Hanley and James Donahue.
w. II. Barnes, president of the A. V.
R'y, and David McCargo, general super
iutendent of the same road, were in
this place Friday. They came here on
special train, each one in his private
car.
! A special meeting of town council
was held Tuesday night of last week to
approve the borough duplicate and elect
town clerk. Captain Tilton Charles
Reynolds was elected to the position Of
scribe for the town council.
The members of the West Reynolds
Vile band will hold festival Saturday
evening, June 9th, in the Town hall of
be one Of the features. Ice cream and
cake will be served during the evening.
A soap swindler is headed this way.
Lookout for him. He sells twelve
pieces of soap for dollar and offers 6S
pieces OF chinaware as an inducement
to buy. He collects the dollar. delivers
the soap and promises the china. 1t
never comes. See,
The grounds in front of the new school
house have been graded and two terraces
made and sodded along the sides. 1t is
too expensive to sod tie entire grounds,
and, therefore, good soil will be put on
and seed sown. a temporary fence is
now being put up around the grounds
to keep the cattle off,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Simmons went to
Olean. n. ", on the 18th Of this month
on account of the serious illness of Mr..
Simmons father, whose death was
then expected hourly. The old gentle
man fingered on until Monday forenoon
of this week. when he passed over into
the Great Beyond. Funeral services
will be held to-day and Mr.. and Mrs.
Simmons will return to Reynoldsville
tomorrow.
Mrs. Lawyer G. Mitchell and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, were out driving Sat
urday in their cart and in trying to
make a short turn too quick at Rath-
mel the horse fell and the ladies took a
sudden tumble from the cart to terra
firma. AS the ladies and horse were
not injured and the cart not damaged,
it was only a matter Of few minutes
until they were speeding towards Reyn-
oldsville again.
At meeting OF the Epworth League
last Wednesday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
six months: President, w. B. Stauffer:
lst V. p, G. H. Mundorff; 2nd V. p,
Miss Alice Doane: Bird V. p, Miss
Orpha Beer; 4th v. p, Miss Mary
Burge: secretary, Miss Jessie Smeltzer;
treasurer, George Engle: organist, Miss
Louisa Koehler; chorister, ID. NJ. Dnns-
more: librarian, VIM. Burge, jr.
The Duke bicycle has 2S-in. wheels,
wood rims, barrel hubs, nickle tangent
spokes, fitted with M. & w. quick-re-
pair tires, German silver furrules, ball
bearings to every part, made from high
grade steel, carefully hardened, all
dust proof, rat trap or rubber pedals,
all bright parts finely nickled, japanned
with special enamel, black, which pro-
duces the best finish that can be desired
weight, "A pounds price $3.50 at
Stokes drug store.
f. +. Stewart, monument dealer Of
Reynoldsville, has been putting up
some Of the finest monuments in this
section of the country at reasonable
figures. He recently put up beautiful
grey granite-Sarcophagus design
family monument In the Dubois ceme-
terry in the George Scheme lot. 1t is
the finest piece of work in that
cemetery. He also put up grey gran
ite-draped urn design-in the T. j..
Wayne family cemetery, near Dubois,
which is a handsome piece Of work