The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-14
The Hopkins mill was started yester-

You can go trout fishing legally
tomorrow.
The Pennsylvania railroad will now
haul bicycles free.
Read Robinson & Mundorif's price list
in another column.
"Your Mothers Apron Strings" in
Centennial Hall April 26th.
Special Easter services will be held
in most of our churches Sunday.
Bing & Co. have put one of the latest
improved cash registers in their store.
II you want good shoes cheap go to j.
T.. Welsh q Co. g shoe store in the VIM.
Foster block.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin McCarty in West Reynoldsville
last Thursday.
Some of our marksmen enjoyed duck
hunting last Thursday. They baggcd
some wild ducks
Charles jerks. the Punxsutawney
postmaster. was married To Miss Kate
Emphfcld. of Indiana. Pa. last week.
Next Saturday Jas. X. Johnston, pro-
pretor Of the new shoe parlor, will
have grand shoe opening. Don't
miss it.
The Unique Nonpareil Social Club
will give an Easter ball in their club
rooms in the Nolan block next Monday
evening.
Viewers appointed by court located a
new public road between O'Donnell and
the Salt Works school house Monday
afternoon.
Prof. II. ID. Patton, state chairman
Prohibition party, lectured in Centen-
nial hall last evening on "Christian
Citizenship"
There is no better place for obtaining
valuable pointers on bicycles than at
Stokes, all the ~ improvements are
shown in our cycles.
Over one hundred thousand young
trout were put in the streams of Elk
county last week The fish were from
the state hatchery at Cory.
G.. w. Beck. of Pancoast. and Miss
May Rudolph. of Rathmel, were mar
ried by Squire w. l.. Johnston in West
Reynoldsville last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Grant Lamison, Of Eleanora. was
buried in the cemetery at that place
Sunday forenoon. She was "a years
and three months old. Death was
caused by consumption.
The ladies of the Helping Hand So
ciety of the Nj. r. church will hold 4
bazaar in the G. A. II. hall Saturday
evening, April 18th. Ice cream, cake
coffee, &C.. will be served.
A good sized audience attended the
lecture in Centennial hall Saturday
evening given by Rev. John NJ. Dean
on "Why l Believe the Bible" The
silver free will Offering was liberal.
Mrs. Smyth wishes to return thanks
to the members of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle for their thoughtfulness
and kindness during her bereavement,
also to the neighbors and friends of
Reynoldsville.
The Jr. b. Y. p. U. birthday social
at the residence of A. f. Dunn last Fri
day evening was quite a success. A
large number of boys and girls attended
and they all contributed the number OF
pennies that they were years old.
Refreshments were served.
Squire Joseph T. Guthrie and wife
entertained the West Reynoldsville
school teachers, pupils from Prof. Lex
n. Mitchells room. and few other
friends at a six o'clock dinner last
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Guthrie proved themselves to be genial
host and hostess on this occasion.
A very interesting meeting was held
in the old Baptist church in PRESCOTT
vile Monday evening. The church was
y crowded. Rev. J. M. Dean preached
and Rev. C. H. Prescott and some o.
the older people present gave some in
teresting "reminiscences OF services helt
in the old church.
Rev. Charles Bradshaw, of Hoboken
Pa, who was given call severa
S months ago to the pastorate OF Brock
wayville Presbyterian church, to fl
n the vacancy made by the resignation o
Rev. Baker, has accepted the call ant
-, expects to preach his first sermon a
y pastor of that church next Sunday.
John G. North, who resided nea
Panic, died on the 9th inst. and wa
buried in the Centre Hill cemetery OF
Y the 7th inst. Funeral services wer,