The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-01-11

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Dennis Bell had his head badly cut
on one of the machine men in the Big
Soldier mine Saturday.
We are indebted to the Ridgway
Adrocote and Kittanuing Times for neat
calendars printed in the Offices of those
papers.
There is some talk of the Dubois
Trolly Company extending their line to
Reynoldsville in the spring.-Clearfield
! Journal. Is that so?
Jerry Buchanan, who works on John
Burtop's log job in Beechwoods, had
narrow escape from serious injury Sat
urday by being caught with logs. He
had considerable skin peeled of onclcg.
A few of the people who subscribed
stock for the silk mill at this place have
not paid up, and suit has been brought
against three of the gentlemen. The
cases will be heard before Squire +.
Netf Friday.
Supervisors Strouse and McLeary, OF
winslow township, appeared before the
grand jury Monday to ask that body to
recommend the building Of a county
bridge across the Sandy Lick creek at
Sandy Valley.
Members of the jefferson County Bar
Association held banquet at the
American House in Brookville last
night C. Mitchell Esq, and wife, G.
NJ. Mcdonald Esq. and wife and NJ. NJ.
Davis Esq. and wife attended the ban
quet.
John Carrigan, colorcd gentleman
who is "onto his job, is at w. 7. CoX's
grocery store this week in the interest
Of the Cereal Machine Company. He
gives all persons who call a sample taste
of shredded wheat with cream and
sugar on it.
Rev. Alfred f. Hooper, pastor of the
Baptist church, was sick Sunday and
there were no preaching services in
that church. The week Of prayer was
observed in the Baptist church, but
the special services closed Saturday eve
ming for the present.
John Convey, jr,, aged about l6 years,
son of John Convey, ST., died in West
Reynoldsville last Friday from phthisic.
Funeral services were held in the Cath
olic church Monday at 900 A. NJ, con-
Quoted by Father Geisler, Interment
in Catholic cemetery.
Sheridan Quillen, formerly of Para
disc, who moved to Minnesota a year
ago, was burned out OF house aud home
last week. They did not save anything
and barely escaped with their lives.
The children were taken out with moth
ing but their night dresses on.
Elijah Saxtou slipped and fell on an
ice-covered sidewalk in this borough
three weeks ago and broke his left arm
below the elbow. He did not know his
arm was broken at the time and did not
call doctor until last Saturday, when
he discovered the arm had been broken.
G. w. Sechrist, of Eleanora, who
six weeks ago to be treated for stomach
trouble, returned to his home Monday
/ feeling much improved in health, but
somewhat weak, which was the natural
result of the slim diet he had for five
weeks.
W. b. Adams, of Punxsutawney, and
G. F. Taylor, Georgetown, Del, special
agent and organizer for the Mutual
Building-Loan Bank, of Philadelphia,
were in Reynoldsville Monday trying to
get our citizens interested in organizing
II branch Office at this place. A branch
has been started at Punxsutawney.
Beginning this evening song and
praise service will be held in the Pres.
byterian church each evening this week
and on Sunday evening special meetings
= will be started in that church and con.
} tinued two weeks. Rev. Reber expects
Rev. J. L. Proudfit, OF New Bethlehem
to assist him in the special meeting:
next week, and the following week
some other minister will assist.
Mrs DR.. w. II. Ulsh left Saturday tC
join her husband in Philadelphia, where
they will make their future home. The
doctor is now second In authority at the
naval hospital in that city. They vii
be greatly missed by their many friends
in this locality, Gazette
Mrs. Ulsh, nee Ethel Mitchell, was form
, erly one of the charming young ladie,
of Reynoldsville.
Adam Jacob Miller, son of John Mil
5 Ter, and Elizabeth Jane Williams
D daughter Of John Williams, were unitet
in the holy bonds of matrimony at th'
t Methodist Episcopal parsonage las
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