The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-12-12

that hereafter when the borough builds
sidewalks they will use either brick,
stone or cement.
It's no joke-but 1t Is fact-that
Brumbaugh & Hills have the largest
and finest line OF Morris chairs and
rockers in town.
Services at Reynoldsville Lutheran
church will be omitted next Sunday.
There will be services at Emerickville
Lutheran church at II u. m.
The boys and girls either forget that
there is an ordinance prohibiting snow
balling on the streets, or else they are
not afraid of the law being enforced.
ID. w. Atwatcr manager Of the Reyn-
odsville Steam Laundry, was at Rimers-
burg and Sligo the latter part of last
week looking after work for the laundry.
One car of the Mcdonald log train
was wrecked near foot OF Fifth street
last Thursday evening by Il brake chain
dropping down and catching in switch
frog.
+. L. Saycrs, the photographer, has
located his car beside the Baptist
church and is prepared to make photo
graphs at all prices and styles. Call
and see samples.
The next number in the series OF SER
mons to young men at the Presbyterian
church will be message Of special in
terest to parents as well us to their sons:
SIS the Young Man Safe?"
There will be a pie social and box sup
per held in the Best school house, Wins
low township. on Thursday evening,
December 18th. All are cordially in
vited to attend and help along good
cause.
There will be an entertainment and
lunch held in Bells hall Saturday even
ing, Dec. 10, at 730 to celebrate the
first anniversary of the True Blue Tenn
perance Union. Everybody is invited.
Admission 10 cents.
The Ami Club was To have held their
first dance last Thursday evening in the
room vacated by THE STAR Office, but
the dance was not held that evening.
The first dance will be held tomorrow,
Thursday, evening.
The rehearsals are going on for the
'Female Minstrels." 1t gives promise
Of being a first-class as we'll as a novel
entertainment. 1t will be quite difficult
to recogize ''your sisters and your cous-
ins and your aunts" when all are dusky
beauties.
A fair sized audience attended the
illustrated lecture on Bunyan's Pill
grim's Progress given in the Presbyter-
ian church last Friday evening. Mr..
johnson came highly recommended, but
the lecture was not up to the expecta-
tion of the people.
Albert Leonard, Dean of Syracuse
University, in speaking of Mr.. Weeks,
says: "You have given the students of
Syracuse University rare and delight
full treat, to which they responded with
an enthusiasm which l have never seen
equalled here. We are planning to
have you back again at an early date"
Give your boys something that they
can play with and bang around without
breaking. Iron toys are just the right
thing. Iron train, ice wagon, train
engines, &c. We have the largest line
of iron toys ever brought to Reynolds
vile and they are going fast. We have
a large lot yet. Reynolds Drug Store.
Mary, ffteen-month-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roller, died Sun
day. December 9th, at 400 p. M, OF
Group. Funeral services were held a,
residence OF parents at 2.30 p. m. yes
terday, conducted by Rev. Perry A
Reno, pastor of Nj. e. church, and in
terment was made in Beulah cemetery
Albert Mays, aged one year and ter
month, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. ant
Orpha Mays, of Prescottville, died Sun
day from membraneous Group. Shor'
service was held at residence OF parent,
early yesterday morning, conducted by
Rev. Perry A. Reno, and remains were
taken to Oak Ridge on the, S.33 a. m
train for burial
Fifty years ago this month Mrs
George Rhoads was married to her frs
husband, Mr.. Clark, twenty-seven year.
ago this month she was married to Mr.
Rhoads, and she invited about twent!
friends to her home last Friday to cele
, brate her wedding anniversary. Sh'
served excellent refreshments. He
! son, Robert Clark, of Dubois, wa
present.
| IA Wise Woman" which has beel
secured for one night some time In tn,