The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-28

II you want stylish and fitting shoes
patronize Jas. X. Johnston's shoe par
lor.
Steven Bone had his head badly cut
by fall of coal in Big Soldier mine one
day last week.
The Water company is extending the
pipe line. Pipe will be laid on Mabel
street and out the Fourth street exten-
sion.
John Foster had two fingers Of his
right hand badly pinched between two
coal cars in Big Soldier mine one day
last week.
There was a little ''scrap" at the
company Office Saturday afternoon while
the men were awaiting their turn to
get the "root of all evil"
The graduating class of the Reynolds
vile high school have issued a number
Of neat invitations, mostly to out Of
town friends, for the commencement
exercises.
John w. Sbancr. Of West Reynolds
vile, and Miss Ida May Steel, Of Elmer
ickville, were married In West Reyn-
oldsvillc yesterday afternoon by Rev. J.
w. Crawford.
II. NJ. Iseman completed his job Mon
day Of setting out trees on the new
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eighteen sugar trees and eighteen
Carolina poplar trees.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the NJ. T.. church had charge
Of the services in that church Sunday
evening, which consisted of songs, reci-
tations and responsive readings.
special collection was taken up for the
missionary cause.
The Ladies Of the w. G. T. L. will
hold parlor meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. NJ. Hays Friday evening, April
30. All members are invited to attend
and bring II lady friend with them.
Light refreshments will be served and
collection will be taken up.
An old man from the country was
arrested in this place one day last week
for conduct on the street that Is not
tolerated in civilized community. He
would not, or could not, pay his fine
and was sentenced, by Mayor Stoke,
to serve forty-cight hours in durance
vile.
The Iible School Convention Of the
Clearfcld Baptist Association will be
held in the Baptist church at Curwens-
vile on Tuesday Of next week, May 4th.
Rev. John NJ. Dean. pastor of the Reyn-
oldsville Baptist church, will preach
the sermon for the convention at 500
p. NJ.
A few ladies in Rcynodsvile, who
are not up to the times, wear big hats
at entertainments IL will be only a
matter of time until all the ladies learn
that is not in good taste nor conducive
OF complimentary comments to wear
big hats at an entertainment. Ladies
should either wear small bonnets or re-
move their hats when the entertain
ment begins.
DR.. Charles II. Stevenson, who gradu-
ated from the University Of Maryland,
in Baltimore. Md, last week, has re-
turned to the home Of his father, Robert
Stevenson, in the BeechwOods. DIR.
Stevenson has not decided yet as ia
where he will locate to practice medi.
cine. He has worked hard during the
past three years and feels the need of a
rest before taking up the active work in
his profession.
Charles Mohney and Miss Lizzie
Mann, both of this place, decided tC
enter the matrimonial state and they
rented and furnished house on Jack
son street and last Wednesday evening
, were married in their own home by
Rev. j. w. Crawford In the presence Ol
. fifty or sixty invited friends. After
the ceremony an excellent supper was
, served. A calithumpian band serenaded
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mohney.
Last Friday evening, while DR.. r. NJ
Boyles was trimming wall paper in the
rear of his drug store in Falls Creek
an oil lamp, that was keeping the
darkness out Of that part of the store
exploded. The clippings from the wal
I paper were good material for the flames
to feed upon quickly. Willing hands
responded promptly to the fire alarm
a and the store was not entirely destroyed
I but considerably damaged.
The Public School Record is nov
printed and will be on sale at the schoo
building, Stokes drug store and on the
streets by newsboys tomorrow or Fri
day at cents per copy. The RecOrt