The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-01-27

rektaurant in connection with their
bdwling alley in basement Of the Star
Building.
Ten degrees below zero and brisk
wind blowing m ade people believe
Monday morning that chilly weather
had arrived.
A surprise party was given TO Miss
Florence Stewart, on jackson street,
Saturday evening by a number OF her
young friends.
Elisha Cox, who moved into the West
End Hotel several months ago, moved
back TO his farm In Washington town.
ship last week.
Don't fail to hear Rev. Robert Nourse,
the large Drained, eloquent man who
will lecture in Assembly Hall Friday
evening, Feb. 5th.
John Stoke slipped and fell last
Thursday evening and sprained his left
ankle badly. The doctor thinks several
small bones were broken.
Josh r. Emery, OF Hotel Matson, is
agent for Western Pennsylvania for an
aluminium coat hanger. The hanger,
with your name on it, for 25 cents.
The revival meetings are still being
continued in the M. f. church every
evening under the directions OF Evan
gelist Heath and Rev. J. w. Crawford.
A large crowd OF ladies attended the
womens meeting held In the NJ. e.
church Sunday afternoon. Evangelist
Heath gave the ladies some plain truths
to consider and profit by.
A report of the teachers local insti-
tute held at Rathmel the 10Th inst,
reached this Office last Wednesday
afternoon, three or four hours after
The STAR had been put into the post
Office
A. ID. Deemer, who owns the Arnold
block in this place and has an interest
in two stores in town, has leased the
Brookville Furniture Mandatory and
set force OF men at work to run the
factory at full capacity.
Rev. l.. F. Cole, general missionary
of the Episcopal Diocese Of Pittsburg,
and Rev. Bessington Nee, OF Brookville,
held services in the Royal Arcanum
hall in this place last Thursday evening.
A fair-sized audience attended. Two
children were baptised.
A farmers institute, under the
auspices of the Department of Pennsyl-
vania, will be held at Paradise Grange
Hall Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 23rd
and oath. Col. j. A. Woodward, J. +.
Mccormick and j. j. Thomas, OF the
State Board will be present and deliver
lectures.
An exchange asks the question "Why
is it a girl who freezes to death every
time she sweeps of the front steps, can
ride Is miles in sleigh with nothing
around her but some other girls
brothers arm, without ever getting q
blue nose?" Will some of our lady
friends please answer the question?
A call was made for meeting to be
held in the West Reynoldsville town
hall Friday evening to nominate a
citizens ticket to be presented for the
consideration Of the voters OF that
borough at the February election. A
sufficient number Of voters to make the
ticket a success failed to materialize at
the specified time and, consequently,
there was no citizens ticket nominated.
Gen. John B. Gordon, United States
senator from Georgia, will deliver q
lecture in the M. E. church at Dubois
next Monday evening. Price of admis-
sion is SOC. An effort is being made to
give the people of Reynoldsville an
opportunity to hear this lecture. T. E.
Willis was in town yesterday trying to
make arrangements for running
special train over the b., r. e. p. Ry
to Dubois Monday evening.
The circulating library, for which
gentleman was in Reynoldsville several
months ago to get our people to take
stock in. was put in G. F. Hoffman's
jewelry store Monday. Each share In
the library costs rs cents. There were
100 shares sold in Reynoldsville and
there are 100 volumes in the Library, q
volume for every share sold. 1t will be
known as the Reynoldsville Circulating
Library. Only stockholders are entitl-
ed to take books out of the library.
Last Friday afternoon James McMil-
len, Of Fuller, was driving up Pike
street. West Reynoldsville, in a sleigh
and when near the corner OF Pike street
and Broadway he drove to the left hand
side of the street to give room for team
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