The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-07-27


lightful a poem OF iced sweetness, all
fruit Havors, at the Reynolds Drug
store.
Morton Anthony, nine-year-old son
OF J. II. Anthony, had his collar-bone
broken Sunday afternoon by falling of
fence.
Lois, little daughterof Ex-Postmaster
McGaw, had the little finger of her right
hand almost torn of yesterday on IA
clothes wringer.
The Winslow township school direct
ors will meet In this place Saturday to
hire teachers for the township schools
FOR the ensuing term.
Damarus Ridgeway, young daughter
Of NJ. f.. Ridgeway of West Reynolds
vile, fell backwards into deep spring
Saturday. The girl got cool bath and
bad fright.
Isaac T.. Smith and Miss Mable Var
ner were married at the home of the
brides parents at Big Soldier yesterday
forenoon by DR.. G. G.. Rumberger, pas
tor of the Reynoldsville NJ. T.. church.
The lawn fete given on DR.. S. Reyn-
olds' lawn last Friday evening was so
well patroni2ed that the ladies having
II in charge held another one on Dr.
w. b. Aexander's lawn Saturday even
ing.
The Helping Hand Society of the
NJ. +. church will hold lawn fete on
the parsonage grounds next Friday
evening. Ice cream, cake aud coffee
will be served. Everybody invited to
attend.
Money has been raised to fix up II
band stand ON the roof Of the porch in
front of Miss Flo Best's millinery store,
where the Keystone band will give
evening concerts during the summer
months.
Amos Reitz, of West Reynoldsville,
was called to Charleston, Armstrong
county. Pa, yesterday to attend the
Geist, who died Sunday. The deceased
was 10 years old.
Ministers and justices of the peace
should remember that under the new
internal revenue law they are required
to attach a ten cent stamp to certif-
Gates of marriage returned by them to
the clerk Of courts.
Twenty-Five officers and teachers of the
M. r. Sunday school met at the resi-
dence of S. S. Robinson, superintendent
of the school, Wednesday evening and
had an enjoyable and profitable time.
Ice cream and cake were served.
William Daugherty, who was assist
ing to unload steel rails at the Big
Soldier coke ovens Thursday, had two
fingers OF his right hand crushed off
and a third one badly lacerated by hav-
ing his right hand caught between two
rails.
Charles J. Bangert, who was pub
Usher of the Falls Creek Herdld for II
number of years, has purchased and
taken charge of the Big Run Tribune.
Charley is live newspaper man and
the citizens of Big Run can depend on it
that he will give them "A newsy paper.
l.. =. Seeley has had shelves put up
in the room formerly used exclusively
for clothing in the Bell block and is
having all his goods moved into that
room. The archway between the two
rooms will be closed and tho room va
Gated will be rented for some other use.
On Tuesday, August End, the b., II.
& p. R'y will run cheap excursion
from this place to Buffalo and
| Niagara Falls. Train leaves here at
1245 p. NJ. Fare for round trip to Buf-
falo, $3.50, to Niagara Falls, 4.00.
| Tickets good to return from Buffalo on
or before August 5th.
Gordon G. Lowther, whose parents
recently moved from Reynoldsville to
Walston, was one of the young men
who Joined Company l. at Punxsutaw-
ney recently and is now at Chicamauga.
It was reported on the streets here Sat
urday afternoon and evening, and
believed by number of Gordon's
friends, that he had died from sun
stroke while on drill Friday. We are
glad to state that it was false report.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Summerville
tomorrow, leaving here at 7.40 A. M.
and returning at $40 p. M. The fare
for round trip is, adults 40 cents, chill
dren over five years, 30 cents. The ex-
cursion and picnic is not strictly con-
fined to members OF the Sunday school.
All members and friends OF the congre-
CATION are invited to attend the picnic.
| A picnic will be held in the grove at