The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-06-22

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For Sale-Good house and lot on
Grant ST., between 4th and 9TH SITS.
Inquire of Mrs. Jos. Morrison, who now
lives in the house.
Mr.. George Muller, Of Cincinnati,
who is visiting his nephew, Rev. John
M. Dean, preached in the Emerickvlle
NJ. T.. church Sunday evening.
At the Baptist parsonage, Aliens
Mills, Pa, by Pastor A. z. Myers on
Wednesday, June Is, Mr.. Harvey II.
Smith and Miss Tillie NJ. Byers were
united in bonds of holy wedlock.
Children's Day exercises will be held
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening. A good program has been
prepared. Sunday morning Rev. Reber
will preach special sermon TO children.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Work
Society will hold n market in the Bee
Hive store room. corner Main and Fifth
streets, Saturday afternoon, June 25th.
The room will be open at 200 and sale
begins at go.
Mike Montgomery, of West Reynolds
vile. engineer on one of the A. V. local
freight trains, has been hauling passen-
ger trains the past two weeks. Mike
is good engineer and he can get
there" on time with a passenger train.
Drs. Neale and King performed an
operation on Claude Schuckers at his
home in Horn Settlement yesterday
morning. The young man has been
suffering for sometime with an abcess
ON his hip and an operation was finally
necessary.
Ex-Postmastcr McGaw has torn down
the wooden awning in front Of his Main
street block. which is occupied by
Swart2 Bros grocery and Snyder q
Johns tailoring establishment. The
front of the building has received new
coat of paint.
| County Treasurer Lucas was in this
borough Friday and in West Reynolds
vile until noon Saturday to receive
State and county taxes. Mr.. Lucas re-
ceived about 100000 more cash in this
borough this year than he did on his
visit here last year.
The West Reynoldsville school board
will meet next Monday evening to elect
teachers for the coming term of school,
Prof. Postlethwait succeeded so nicely
as principal last year there is no doubt
but that he will be unanimously re-
elected next Monday night.
Prof. NJ. G.. Ihlseng and seven or
eight students from the State College
are stopping at Hotel Mcconnell. They
| will remain here few days to visit the
mines so the students can get few
pointers on the practical workings of a
large coal mine such as Big Soldier.
The Reynoldsvlle delegates to the
Jefferson County Sunday School Associa-
tion convention in Brockwayville last
week were, Misses Minnie Kelley and
Sadie Hasson from Presbyterian school,
and Miss Mary Burgc and Jessie
Smeltzer from the Methodist school.
Mrs. Philip Rcitz, of Washington
township, died Thursday and was buried
in the Chestnut Ridge cemetery Satur-
day afternoon. Funeral services were
held at the late home of the deceased,
conducted by DIR. G. G. Rumberger
pastor of the Reynoldsville NJ. f.
church.
The annual session of the Jefferson
County Sunday School Association was
held in the Presbyterian church in
Brockwayville on Thursday and Friday
of last week. About ninety delegates
attended and the convention was an ex-
ccedingly interesting one. Friday
evening the delegates were given "a
reception. The convention will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal church in
Reynoldsville in 1890
Several weeks ago The STAR suggest
ed that some patriotic society or citizens
of this place raise money to buy large
flag to present to the company OF Volun-
teers that has been organized here so
the company will have flag il called
INTO service. The patriotic ladies of
the Woman's Relief Corps took up the
matter and now have about sixty-hve
dollars raised toward buying hand
some flag for the company.
a number of our young people drove
to PunXsutawncy last Thursday evening
in wagonette, drawn by four horses,
and were entertained by the Nottetc
Club of Punxsutawney The party was
composed of the following persons:
Misses Pauline Seeley, Lizzie Irving,
Minnie Priester, Winnie Farrell,
frankie Kirk and Althea Brigham,
Messrs. C. a. Dickinson, Joseph Gels
Ter, Vincent Reynolds, Frank Sutter,
Harry Rpynolde Dp Harrv X Kin.r apd