The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-01-18

bank Of Kane last Wednesday.
E. NJ. Plyler. of Knoxdale, who had
his left foot badly injured on a log job
near Rathmel the first of last week,
was taken to his home Saturday after
| noon.
| A number of our citizens received In
vitations to attend the Inauguration Of
Hon. w. A. Stone as Governor of the
State, which took place at Harrisburg
yesterday.
L. Nj. Stewart, who lives near this
place was kicked in the leg by a horse
in VIM. A. Shoemaker's barn, at Sandy
Valley, one day last week, and received
painful but not serious injury.
An effort has been made to get Evan
| gelist John NJ. Dean here TO conduct
special meeting in the Baptist church
II few nights, but as yet Mr.. Dean has
not positively promised to come.
The imposing three story brick build
ing Of the Reynoldsvile Hardware Co,
on Main street, Is now under roof and
| the inclement weather will not interfere
with the rapid completion of the build
ing.
Samuel Reynolds Park, Of Parksburg,
Chester county, Pa, who was cousin
of Capt. T. c. Reynolds, and who has
visited in Reynoldsville three times,
the first time fifty years ago, died at
his home last week
David Neale, of Hamilton, Pa. who
was at the home of his brother, DR.. J.
b. Neale, in this place the past week,
dreamed Friday night of terrific wind
storm which blew roofs Off OF houses
and did damage in general.
The Helping Hand Society of the
VI. +. church will hold market" at
Mrs. Bussard's meat market next Sat
urnday afternoon, January llth. They
will have for sale. angle cakes, bread,
doughnuts, lemon pies, &c, &c.
Mrs. Margaret Gorsline and son,
Reynolds, went to Dubois Monday even
ing to take part in 1.-THE Drummer Boy
of Shiloh, which will be played at Du-
Bois the latter part OF this month Mrs.
Gorsline is first-class in any part she
undertakes on the stage.
The green grocery and confectionery
store Of Frank Fernando on Main street,
was sold by Sheriff Burns last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Fernando's attorney.
Mr.. Barrett, of Dubois, bought the
store in lump for her, and the store
was opened Immediately for business.
The executive committee Of the
to have held convention in Reyn-
oldsville on Wednesday and Thurs
day OF last week, but on account of so
many members of the committee be-
ing sick the convention was postponed
several weeks.
The Ladies Work Society of the
Presbyterian church will celebrate the
fifth anniversary Of their organization
by an experience meeting" to be held
in the church Monday evening, January
Both. A very enjoyable and entertain
ing program has been prepared and a
small admittance will be charged.
We have been reliably informed that
there is house on Hill street where
rooms are let for an hour, a day or a
night to parties for criminal purposes.
The matter should be investigated by
the proper authorities and the guilty
party punished for keeping such a
house. 1t is good trap to start young
people on the road to ruin.
District Deputy w. S. Weaver, Of
Brookville, installed the following Off
GERS in the Knights Of Pythias lodge at
this place last Wednesday evening: c..
c., Samuel f. Visor; V. c., Thomas
Claubaugh; Prelate, Samuel B. j. Sax
ton: NJ. OF W., John Benson; NJ. at A.,
A. G. Murray; Inside Guard, John
Cottle; Outside Guard, Steven Bone;
Trustee for Is months, Steven Bone.
Ed Walsh went to New Castle Friday
morning being called there by the SER
ious illness of his brother, Patrick
7. Walsh, former citizen and mer-
chant of this place. 1t was reported in
town Friday that Patrick had been
murdered and robbed, and another story
was that he had died from the grip.
We are glad that both reports were
false and that Mr. Walsh is still on this
mundane sphere.
Farmers institutes will be held at
Aliens Mill to-day and tomorrow, Jan
IS and 10, and at Grange, Paradise,
Thursday and Friday January 10 and
20. We published the program last
week OF the Paradise institute and
| would have puhlished the nropram nj