The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-08-25

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of the lot on Main street whereon
Froehlich & Henry Bros. will erect the
two story brick.
VIM. II. Ford has the contract to give
the iron bridge that spans the Sandy
Lick, between Reynoldsville and West
Reynodsville, coat Of black paint.
Two men were shot and two stabbed
at house in the suburbs Of Dubois
Monday evening. a couple of Reyn-
oldsville fellows were tangled up in this
row.
Mike Montgomery, of West Reynolds
Vile, an engineer on the a. V. Ry, is
pulling the throttle on engine No. 3
this week on the Driftwood accommo-
| dation.
Harry Coping and Miss Susie Whit
taker rode their bicycles to Georgeville,
Pa, Sunday and from there they rode to
Kittanning the first of the week to at
tend the fair.
A brick smoke stack fifty feet high
will be built at the water works. The
contract is about let. The Water Co.
finds this necessary as the other stacks
last such short time.
A large crowd attended the OK roast
at Summerville last Thursday. Foot
races, jumping, base ball and a speech
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ures OF the ''doings."
Bert Schwem lost horse on Boon's
mountains, while out for huckleberries,
and did not find the animal until four
or five days afterwards. He brought
the horse home Friday.
DR.. John w. Warwick and wife were
at Millvale Monday attending family
reunion, that day being the sixty-sec-
ond birthday anniversary of the doctors
father, w. A. Warwick.
DR.. S. Reynolds, who is a delegate
from this county, went to Harrisburg
this morning to attend the Republican
State Convention which will be held at
the State capital tomorrow.
The seventh annual Christian Endeav-
or county convention will be held at
Falls Creek on Thursday and Friday of
this week. An excellent program has
been prepared tor this convention.
The delegates from the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Societies of this
place to the county convention to be
held at Falls Creek this week, are Prof.
A. J. Postlethwait and Edna Myers.
John Mitchell, coal miner, went to
Idaho Springs, Col, a few months ago to
work in the silver mines. Yesterday
Mrs. Mitchell and the children started
to the above place where they will re-
side.
II you want $500 suit, don't be
swindled by having your order sent to
the city and get ready made, but go
to Hamblet & Swartz for the latest
goods and nice fit at $500, $500 and
$1,000.
There are always people in every
town or city, who are not engaged in
journalistic work, that know how a
newspaper should be run and this infor-
nation they magnanimously impart
free OF charge.
John L. Marshall, of Rathmel Camp,
Joseph Schugarts, OF Emerickville
Camp, and George Roller, of Reynolds
vile Camp, are in Reading this week
as delegates to the p. o. S. Of A. semi
centennial celebration.
James Robertson, Of this place, went
to Lawsonham Monday to accept
position as mine foreman for the Cherry
Run Coal Company. James is sober
and honorable young man and is quail
fed for the position given him by the
company named.
Lost-A steel key ring with six keys
and shoe buttoner on 1t. The finder
will be given $500 by leaving the keys
at Millirens clothing store, Reynolds
vile. Keys were lost somewhere be-
tween Reynoldsville and Sykesville, Du-
BOis or Summerville last week.
John f. Thomas, who has been pro-
prietor of the tonsorial parlor next door
to Hotel Belnap for almost four years,
has sold his shop to Jarvis and Joseph
Williams. two young men of this place.
Mr.. Thomas has gone to New Kensing-
ton, where he has purchased half
interest in the shop of his brother, M.
Thomas.
| Albert Mark Milliren, aged seven
months and one day, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. NJ. Milliren, died at 1000 A. NJ,
Sunday, August 22nd, Of cholera infan-
tum. Funeral services were held at the
home Of the parents on Hill street at