The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-07-13

| IlttsDurS, are ~dnpinS Out III tne
Beechwoods.
There will be special meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
at Mrs. ]. Shaifers' on Thursday. July
Ia, at 2o'clock.
Charles B. Clark, of this place, who
took six months course in the Dubois
Business College, has graduated from
that institution.
At the meeting Of council this even
ing it is expected the sewer question
will be settled and that a portion Of the
town will be severed.
Charles Herpel has had large flag
pole raised In front of his residence In
West Reynoldsville. The pole stands
10 feet out OF the ground.
Charles Doverspike, the restaurateur,
had two fingers Of his right hand lacer-
ated Saturday forenoon by having them
caught on a bicycle chain.
w. A. Smith, the A. V. Ry black
smith at this place, had the nails torn
oil of two fingers of his left hand few
days ago on the turntabe.
Francis Yost and Fred Zeiter both
had an ankle sprained last Friday
at the silk mill by scafrold Civ
ing way and precipitating them to the
ground.
The annual examination for teachers
certificates was held at this place on
the lst inst by County Superintendent
Teitrick. There were thirty-three in
| the class.
The Bee Hive store room is being re-
modelled and fitted up NJ. J. Coyle ex-
poets to open a general store in that
room as soon as 1t is ready for him to
move into.
Communion services will be held in
the M. +. church next Sunday evening.
Love feast at $50, preaching at 7.30 and
the administration of the Lords Supper
after preaching.
Mrs. w. G.. Hartwick received tele-
gram Monday forenoon that her
mother, who resided at Paris, Maine,
had died that morning. She was
eighty years old.
Frank ]. Black, proprietor Of Hotel
Mcconnell, who keeps up with the
times, has had his hotel bus painted in
"Old Glory" colors, red, white and blue.
The bus is a beauty.
The soda fountain at the Reynolds
drug store works like charm. Drop
a nickel in the clerks hand and the
"phiz" of the fountain is heard in jiffy.
Try it. Syrups of all kinds are served.
Some patent medicine fakirs wanted
license Saturday to sell on Main street,
but Mayor Stoke would not grant IL.
He would have granted them license on
a back street. The town can get along
nicely without street fakirs.
The citizens of Beechwoods celebrated
the Fourth of July at Aliens Mills. The
amusements of the day were patriotic
speeches. basket picnic and fireworks.
1t was pleasant occasion for the pat
riotic people of Beechwoods
Charles Evans, of Punxsutawney,
aged about twenty-five years, died Mon
day morning from heart trouble. The
deceased was brother of John ID.
Evans, who assists Register and Re-
cOrder John S. Barr at Brookville
The loyal citizens Of Aliens Mills, the
metropolis OF Beechwoods, raised Il flag
at that place since our last issue. Col.
Black had charge of the ceremonies.
Patriotism was unrestrained and the
cheering OF the multitude could be
heard for miles.
A patriotic festival, under the aus
pices of the Cumberland Presby yterian
church of Panic, will be held at the
residence of James Norris, near Flea
nora, tomorrow, Thursday, evening.
| supper ~ CcutS' lCc CTtuIl anu CAKE
will be served during the evening.
Sparks circus did not attract many
country people to town. The show was
as good as could be expected for the
price. A large crowd gathered near
the show grounds to see the balloon as
cension in the evening. The ballon as
cended about one hundred feet, but the
man who was to go up in it stuck close
to terra 6rma.
All the children and grandchildren
OF Mrs. Kate Harris assembled at her
home, near Prescottville, on July 4th
for family reunion. Among the num-
ber present were s. X. Furman and
wife, Of Harrisburg, Mrs. Flick, of Du-
Bois, AL. and John Harris, Of Brock
wayville, Gordon Harris, OF Green Brier,