The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15

Arthur Dunn, the lad who almost lost
his life from eating too much honey
comb, is getting better and is apparent
ly out of danger.
The Board of Health invited "Ob-
server" to meet that body last Thursday
evening, but observer failed to ac-
cept the invitation.
Adine, six-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Washington Whitaker, died
Sunday afternoon from Group. Buried
in Beulah cemetery Monday.
Hopkins big saw mill, just below
town, began the seasons saving this
morning. This means so much more
business for the merchants of Reynolds
ville
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. r. church will give n
supper at the residence Of Solomon
Shaifer this evening at $50. Price
10 cents.
| ~ iNS uifttiuE bu uNNlu"g
evening Reynodsville Lodge No. S2i,
|. o. o. f.. extended vote Of thanks
to the choir and all who contributed to
the succe ss Of the dedication of the new
hall.
The Epworth League of the NJ. +.
church has purchased an invalid's chair
which will be loaned to invalid members
of the church. Mrs. j. B. Ross has the
chair now. 1t is an excellent chair for
an invalid.
The local institute that was to have
been held at Rathmel in February and
was postponed, will be held Saturday,
March 25th, so we have been informed
by Prof. II. G. Wilson, principal of the
Rathmel schools.
The members of the Knights OF Py-
thias and invited friends expect to eat
oysters and have social time in the
Bell hall this evening. DR.. Ernest, OF
Punxsutawney, will be present and de-
liver an address.
Robert Runyan. who has figured con-
spicuously in the courts Of Jefferson
county and poverty fiat history in the
past ten years, was married In Brook
vile last Thursday to Blanche Swartz
of Young township.
Some woodsmen who had been sip
ping from the cup that intoxicates,
participated in a row at Hotel Belnap
yesterday. Martin Hetrick, an onlook-
err got knocked down. He was looking
for law yesterday afternoon.
f.. Weinstein, who has been conduct
ing dry goods store in the Stoke
block on corner of Main and Fifth
streets for year and half, is packing
his goods and moving back to Cen
treville, Elk county, this week.
Rev. A. Il. Hooper, pastor of the
Reynoldsville Baptist church, and Rev.
Croker, Baptist minister OF Patton,
Pa, are holding series of meetings in
the Mission church at Big Soldier. The
meetings began last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. George Mellinger, who is testing
for coal near Panic for the j. & G. G.
& |. Co., has three diamond drills and
one churn drill at work now and expects
to complete the work in that section
within thirty days. He Is meeting with
good success.
The Mutual Building-Loan Bank OF
Philadelphia has organized a branch in
Reynoldsville, and by referring to an ad-
vertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue 1t will be seen that the officers
and directors of the branch are inluen-
tial citizens of the town.
A historical play, 'Our Country"
will be produced by Rathmel talent in
the p. o. S. of A. hall at that place on
Tuesday evening, March 2lst, The
play will close with, a laughable farce,
"A Regular Fix" Admission 10 and
20 cents. Reserved seats 30 cents.
Rev. f. M. Lightfoot, pastor of the
Brookville Baptist church, has resigned
his pastorate there to accept call to
tho Baptist church at Waynesburg,
North Carolina. Rev. Lightfoot preach
ed for the Reynoldsville Baptist congre-
cation several times In the past year
and is quite we'll known here.
Do not fail tosee the exquisite drawn
work for sale Friday and Saturday at Ba-
zaar. This work was made by the native
Mexican women and was sent to the
Kings Daughters Circle OF this place to
be sold for the benefit OF these women,
thereby ''lending hand" Prices very
low, considering the beauty Of the work
For the next thirty days Brumbaugh
& Hills, opposite p. o., will give spec
ial haruains in carnets - Rrucsal a nd