The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-24

Prof. A. J. Postlethwait began house
keeping in his new home in West Reyn-
oldsville this week
Come and hear the graphophone talk
and sing and hear it play music Of all
kinds at Gooder's jewclry store.
Rev. E. M. Lightfoot, OF Brookville,
will preach in the Baptist church at
this place next Sunday morning and
evening.
The annual picnic of the Jefferson
County Medical Association will be
held at McConnell's Park at this place
on Friday.
A large class Of probationers will be
received into the membership OF the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sum
day evening.
One coach full Of people from Rath-
mel and Reynoldsvilc took in the ex-
cursiou to Celeron and Chautauqua
Lake Sunday.
James Irving Is selling strictly first
class tailor made suits at prices that
will astonish you. Call at his house
and see samples.
John w. Fink cut big cash In his
left wrist last Thursday with an ax
Mr. Fink was making a wedge when
accident happened.
The West Reynodsville Baptist Aid
Society will hold lawn fete at John S.
Clark's on Friday evening of this week.
Everybody invited.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church held n social
at the residence of Ex-Postmastcr Me-
Cav Monday evening.
To drink or not to drink. That is
the question that Is soon answered after
trying glass of the rich soda served at
the Reynolds drug store.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will sell Ice cream, sherbert, cake and
coffee on Alex. Riston's lawn, Grant
street, Thursday evening.
Everybody in Reynoldsville should
see the Automatic Spring Washer OPP
crate and we are sure IL would convince
you that 1t will do the work perfectly.
Frank p. Alexander, M. Fred Reed
and Wells Clary spent Sunday in Clar-
ion. They rode their "bikes" over
Saturday afternoon and home Monday
forenoon.
The Junior League OF the NJ. T..
church will picnic near the Grange Hall,
In Paradise, tomorrow. The little
people will be given free hay ride to
and from the picnic.
The most authentic and reliable
sporting news that can be had any
where around Pittsburg these days is
found in the Allegheny Erening Record,
paper, by the way, which is fast forg-
ing to the front.
w. G. Campbell and II. L. Fireman
will go to Clearfield, Pa, this week TO
begin the work of introducing the au-
tomato spring washer, they having
bought the right Of Clearfeld county
from Mr.. Hartwick.
Joseph Stormer, OF this place, is NOV
ing a saw mill which has been operating
in Elk county to Belsano, Cambria
county, where he has taken large saw
ing contract. Mr.. Stormer's family will
move TO BelsanO this week.
1t costs you nothing to see the Au-
tomato Spring Washer operate at your
own home on any kind of washing. II
you will just speak to Mr.. Hartwick he
will gladly go to your house and do some
washing free just to satisfy you that his
machine will do the business.
The M. f. Sunday school picnic was
to have been held in the grove last
Friday, but on account of the heavy |
rain Thursday, Thursday night and |
Friday morning, the picnic was post
poned until yesterday. A large crowd |
attended the picnic.
Some evening there is likely to be
number of persons arrested for breaking |
the borough ordinance by fast riding,
coasting and riding after dark without
lamp. We mention this so those who
are disobeying the ordinance may take
a hint and keep out OF trouble.
Mr.. Hartwick gave another exhibi-
tion of his washing machine last Satur-
day evening to a large number of our
citizens, who expressed much satisfac-
tion with the work OF the machine. 1t
surely is a winner and every family
should have one OF these machines.
The luxuries OF a trip to the sea
shore can be fully realized at minimum
cost by taking the Pennsylvania Rail-
road excursion Thursday, September
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