The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-05-11

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prettiest styles in Spring footwear
await your coming at Robinson's shoe
store.
On account of the wreck on the Il. &
F. G. R'y Friday forenoon the mines at
this place and Rathmel were idle Sat
urday.
Andrew Dambrogie, an Italian, and
Annie Jones, an American. were mar
ried by Esq. f.. Neif at his office Monday
forenoon.
X. ID. Muir took all the carp out Of
his dam last Thursday II he keeps
fish in the dam hereafter he will keep
only trout in 1t.
Hamblet e. Swartz have just received
a full line of spring and summer piece
goods and samples suits to measure,
sl6, sls, 500 and up.
Judge Harry White, of Indiana is
TO deliver the memorial address in the
Beechwoods cemetery on Decoration
Day, Monday, May Both.
The botany class. under instruction
OF Prof. G.. w. Lenkerd, meets every
morning from 1000 to HOO. There
are twenty pupils in the class.
The beam house at the tannery has
been shut down for lack Of hides. I'm
less hides are received soon the entire
tannery will be forced to suspend work
Mountain Cliff Castle, Knights Col
den Eagle. Of this place received degree
costumes last week for initiation work.
The outfit. which is very fine, cost
$4,000.
Two more pieces of music have been
given to the Keystone band. w. j.
Weaver gave the band "Eolian Hall"
march, and ]. A. Welsh "Elk's Car
nival" march.
]. II. Corbett had handsome granite
monument placed in his family lot in
the Baptist cemetery last week. The
work was done by our granite dealer,
+. +. Stewart.
Joseph S. Johnston. brother of our
townsman, James X. Johnston, is now
editor and publisher of the Driftwood
Gazette. He took charge of that paper
last week. Joe will give the people Of
Driftwood good live paper.
Prof. Lex. n. MITCHELL of Perry
township, principal OF the Marionville
public schools, has completed his term
and returned to Punxsutawney, where
he will study law in the Office of A. j.
Truitt, Esq. q.-Punxsutawney Spirit.
The Bible School Convention of the
Clearfield Baptist Association held at
Glen Richey on Tuesday of last week,
was we'll attended and very interest
ing convention. The next convention
will probably be held at Sykesville in
December.
John G. Conser moved from Hotel
Imperial yesterday to rooms over
Welsh & Co.'S shoe store in the Foster
block. Mr.. Conser owns house on
Fourth street which has been rented
until fall and he cannot get possession
of it until that time.
Quite crowd from Dubois, Coal
Glen and other places attended the ice
cream social and dance held in the
Nolan block in this place Monday even
ing. Proceeds were for benefit of the
Ancient Order Hibernians, Division
No. 4, OF Coal Glen.
Last year few citizens of this place
removed the fences in front of their
properties and fixed up pretty lawns.
This spring number of other citizens
have done likewise. No fences and
pretty lawns make decided improve
ments in the appearance of properties.
Prof. G. A. Glenn, of Lindsey, Prof.
w. A. Henry, of Brookville, and Prof
G. w. Lenkerd, OF this place, state
committe on examinations for teachers
permanent state certificates, met in the
high school room in this borough Sat
urday forenoon and examined three
applicants for permanent certificates.
The applicants were, E. L. Swineford,
of Brookville, c. A. HOLDEN, of Delaney
Minnie Patterson, of Sandy Valley.
On account OF the inclement weather
last Thursday evening Alton Lindsey,
entertainer and dramatic reader, was
not greeted with as large an audience
in Assembly hall as he would have been
had the weather been more agreeable
Mr.. Lindsey is bright, witty, humorous
+, and an elocutionist Of marked ability.
AS reader of Dickens he is strong and
realistic, while his changes in voice
bearing and facial expression are very
clever. Those who heard Mr.. Lindsey
Thursday evening were well pleased
| with the entertainment