The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-07-14

Rev. A. B. Myers, of Aliens Mills.
will preach in the Rcynoldsvillc Baptist
church next Sunday.
The Helping Hand Society of the NJ.
T.. church are having the lecture room
of the church rcpapcrcd this week.
Thomas ID. IIoon Is working for Rob
inson q Mundorir. grocorymcn, In
Sam'l NJ. Lowthcr's place, who has
gone to Mt. Pleasant.
II. n. Kline. Esq, of Grccnsburg. and
VIII G.. Kline, Esq, and wife. of Galton,
Potter county. are visiting their par
cnts near this place.
w. II. Hcckcndorn. Of pcrrysvillc.
this county, has been appointed chicf
clerk Of the Factory Inspectors Depart
mcnt at Harrisburg, at II salary Of
81, ,lO0 per year.
The Improved Order of Rcd Men are
making preparations to have II big
timc in this place on Saturday, July
9th. THE fourth anniversary of the
lodge in this place
\ special business meeting will be
held in the Baptist church Monday
evening, July 10Th, at $50. All
members are urgently requested to at
tend this meeting
DR.. Mary T.. Kimball. Of Brookvillc.
Pa, will he at Mrs. Miles Kings on
Friday. July 18th. and ladies wishing 10
see her professionally will call between
300 and 800 y. NJ.
The NJ. T.. church at Falls Creek,
which was enlarged at an expense Of
~ 900. was ro-opcned Sunday. DIR. |.
G.. Pcrshing, of pittsburg. was present
and conducted the rc-oponing services.
The regular meetings Of the Rcyn-
oldsvillc Good Government Club. are
the LIST and 3rd Friday evenings of each
month. Meeting next Friday evening.
All voters that are interested in good
government are requested To be present.
a reception was given at the
residence Of Chas. a. Hcrpcl, in West
Rcynodsvllc. on Friday evening, July
md. in honor of Prof. Lex n. Mitchell.
There were about seventy present, in
cluding number Of Prof. Mitchcll's
former pupils.
Bids will be received by Winslow
district school board up to July 3lst for
the enlargement Of the Sykesvillc school
building. Plans and specifications are
in the hands Of w. A. London,
secretary, and can be seen by calling at
his residence in Sykesvillc.
The Edison prOjcctOscope entertain
ment in Centennial hall two or three
nights last week was not n great sue
cess. The projectOscopc is all right
when worked properly, but the gentle
men who had IL here did not, apparent
ly. thoroughly understand the machine.
In our last issue we mentioned that
Mrs. viii Coax had appeared before
Squire Nef and preferred charges
against her husband for assault. and
that the Justice had placed the bail at
81 900. Mrs. Coax withdrew the
charges and the case was amicably set
tied between the two.
Miss Netta Coax, daughter Of Squire
J. II. Coax, of Valley Home, who has
been attending the Duquesnc College
in Pittsburg several months, returned
to her home Saturday. Miss Netta has
taught several very successful terms OF
school in Winslow township ana is now
better prepared than ever to teach
school,
Will Male, of Dubois, who won first
prize in the six mile bicycle road race
at this place, Saturday, July 3rd,
run over a pug dog on the Dubois
track the following Sunday and was
badly injured. He had his nose
broken, face skinned and was knocked
unconscious and remained in that con-
dition over half hour.
The beam house and hair department
OF the Dubois 4 Van Tassel Bros.
tannery at Dubois, was destroyed by
fire Saturday night. The loss is
estimated at about $4,000. BY a good
water supply and quick work OF the
fire departments the large plant was
saved from total destruction. This
| tannery is large one and gives EN-.
plOyment to a large number Of men.
A serious accident might have
happened to some of the friends who
were in the funeral party following the
remains of Minnie Evans to the Rum.
barger cemetery last Friday forenoon
Two OF the horses frightened at escap
ing steam when near Dubois and were
unmanageable for a short time. One
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