The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-03

| When In need Of heavy shoes don't
forget that Robnson's have the best on
earth.
| James Cartin went to Punxsutawney
yesterday to work few weeks in the
Spirit Office.
Do you want nice dress shoes for a
little money? Then try pair of Rob
insons shoes.
l.. J. Arnold, an engineer on the "A.
V. R'y, moved from West Reynoldsville
to East Brady this week.
Come and hear the graphophone talk
and sing and hear IL play music of all
kinds at Coolers jewelry store.
The lawn fete on the NJ. Z. parsonage
lawn Friday evening, given by the Help
ing Hand Society. was well patronized.
New stock of mems and boys shoes
just received at the Peoples Bargain
Store. Low prices. Quality guaranteed.
A number of young people of this
place expect to attend the Christian
Endeavor convention in Ridgway to-day
and tomorrow.
Rev. j. L. Eldred, pastor Of the New
Bethlehem Baptist church, preached
in the Baptist church at this place last
Thursday evening.
Charles Kirschartz moved from Oil
City to Reynoldsville this week. Chas
will work in the cigar factory for his
uncle. Alex Riston.
The Epworth League will hold
social at the residence of VIM. Nj.
Burge, on Brown street. West Reyn-
oldsville, Friday evening.
An ice cream festival will be held in
the Chapel at Pancoast on Friday even
ing of this week, August 5tt. Proceeds
to apply on Rev. Sibleys salary.
George Roller and George Kline. who
made 100000 brick in the yard at this
place this summer, sold all the brick to
the Reynoldsville Hardware Company.
One hundred and twenty members
and friends of the Presbyterian Sunday
school attended the picnic at Summer
vile Thursday. They had delightful
time.
Ninian Cooper and daughter, Miss
Mary, attended the Washington Town
ship Sunday School Association conven-
tion in the Beechwoods Presbyterian
church last Thursday.
George w. Sykes and William Cop
ping are at Philipsburg attending the
Grand Lodge of the Sons of St. George.
Mr.. Sykes is the representative from
the Reynoldsville lodge.
The low rates offered by.t Pennsyl-
vania Railroad for an excursion to the
sea shore on Thursday, August 4th,
should be within the means of all desir-
ing to visit these resorts.
On account of Rev. j. NJ. Dean
preaching his farewell sermon in the
Baptist church Sunday evening, there
was no preaching service in the Presby-
terian church that evening.
Some person stole little gold watch
from the residence of Fred Zeitler July
9Th. Ten dollars reward will be paid
for return of watch. The works are
Elgin and the No. is 6,S6l,175.
Six or seven members of the Knights
of Pythias lodge of this place were at
Sykesville Monday evening attending
the installation of the new officers in
the X. of p. lodge at that place.
Having been urgently requested to
preach at some place outside OF town on
next Sunday, August Ith, I herewith
announce that there will be no Divine
services in the Lutheran church here.
Sunday school as usual. Ed. Hacker,
pastor.
Robert j. Thomas, manager of the
Reynoldsville ball team, requested The
STAR to say that hereafter season tick
cts for the grand stand will not be
honored unless presented by the person
whose name is written on the ticket.
The tickets are not transferable.
The low rates offered by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co. for an excursion
to the sea shore, Thursday, August 4th,
will allow excursionists to go either to
Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City,
Ocean City, Avalon, Angelsea, Wild
wood or Holly Beach.
Two fair maidens of this place were
out bicycle riding the other day and one
OF the bicycles got crippled. The maid
ems decided that they would both walk
home and lead their bicycles, and to
make the bikes lighter to handle, the
fair bicyclists let the wind out of the
tires.
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