The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-08-19

Mrs. NJ. r. Gorsline and son, Reyn-
oldr, who have been in New York u few
years, have taken up their abode in
Reynoldsville again.
Three thousand and four hundred dol
lars was the amount OF money sold by
the Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association Monday evening.
An assault and battery case was tried
before Squire Johnston last week.
The participants in the 'scrap" were
relatives and the matter was settled.
A half dozen gentlemen Of this place
drove to Punxsutawney Wednesday and
attended the annual "blowout" of the
"Corn in the Husk Club" of Punxsy.
Rev. John Wellington Crawford,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church in this place, preached at oush
meeting near Iowa Mills Sunday after
noon.
VIM. Coping is in Gettysburg this
week attending the knights of Pythias
State Grand Lodge as the representa-
tive of Valient Lodge No. 46l OF this
place.
Last Saturday was Holy Day among
the Catholic people and mass was con-
Quoted by Father McDermitt in the
Catholic church at this place Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Annabelle Holvey will lecture
in Centennial hall next Sunday after
noon at half past two o'clock, also the
following Monday and Tuesday evenings
at eight o'clock.
The fourth annual convention Of the
Central District Association OF Volun-
teer Firemen is being held at Clearfield
this week, beginning yesterday and
ending tomorrow.
A new bronze cross has been put on
the steeple Of the Catholic church.
The dummy clock in the steeple, by
which an occasional stranger would set
his watch, has been removed.
The Epworth League will give an
entertainment in the lecture room of
the NJ. f. church this, Wednesday,
evening. Admission ten cents for
adults and five cents for children.
The Epworth League of the NJ. e.
church and Young Peoples Union of
the Baptist church, joined the Chris
tian Endeavor Society in a union prayer
meeting in the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening.
Fred Reed and Capt. Boyles left this
place on their bicycles yesterday morn
ing for two weeks visit among rela-
tives and friends at Clarion, East Brady,
Parker, Kittanning, Rimersburg and
New Bethlehem.
The last excursion to Southern New
Jersey sea shore points via Pennsylvania
Railroad August Goth will no doubt be
well patronized. The rates are ex-
tremely liberal, considering the accom-
modations offered.
1t is reported that miner at Anita
named Owens was robbed Of 81 800 in
cash on the evening Of the Sth inst.
Owens claims the robbers overpowered
him by putting sack over his head
and chloroforming him.
Elsewhere in this issue is an import
ant notice from Prof. Lenkerd to all
those who expect to attend school the
coming term. Parents should see to it
that their children are present at the
time requested by the principal that
they may be properly classified.
II is becoming almost a nightly oc-
currence for gang OF boisterous fellows
to congregate in the neighborhood OF
the Main street iron bridge at an hour
when quietness should reign, and the
citizens Of that section are getting tired
OF such conduct. Some one is likely to
get into trouble unless hault Is called.
Mrs. Annie f. Hutchison has purchas-
ed Mrs. r. M. Alexander's millinery
store and is now in Pittsburg buying a
new stock Of goods. She will open the
store the 10th of September. Mrs.
Hutchison will hire first-class trimmer
while in Pittsburg who will come to
this place and do the trimming for her.
Prof. John Hamilton, Deputy Secre-
tary of Agriculture, who has charge OF
Farmers Institutes to be held in the
several counties under the direction OF
that department, has set the following
dates for Jefferson county: Grange,
February 23rd, '97; Paradise, Feb. oath;
Aliens Mills, Feb. 25th; Mt. Pleasant,
Feb. Goth.
A citizen of Big Soldier was escorted
to Sheriff Gourley's boarding house in
Brookyille last Thursday afternoon by