The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-12

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Regular meeting of Hope Hose Com
pany will be held eight o'clock to-
morrow evening. All members are re-
quested to attend.
ID. NJ. Dunsmore, assistant trainmas-
ter Of Low Grade Division, has moved
into the company house formerly occu-
pied by S. B. Rumsey.
A gentleman went ieto Bing & Co.'S
store one day last week, stepped up to
dummy. with wrapper on, politely
removed his hat and inquired for Mr..
Bing.
An inspection crew is Inspecting all
the bridges on the Low Grade. We
understand that IL is the intention Of
the r. X. II. Co. to put larger engines
on this division.
f.. A. Ferrin was in Philadelphia last
week after his family. They arrived
here Friday afternoon and are moving
their household goods into the Ayers
house this week.
DIR. Mccoy, the noted specialist in
treatment of chronic, female and rectal
diseases. will visit his Reynoldsville
patients Friday afternoon, Scpt.l4. Will
stop at Imperial hotel
Mrs Henry Herpel gave her four
year-old daughter, Meta, a birthday
party yesterday A number Of little tots
were present The mothers were invit-
ed to attend in the evening
Levi Schugars the Winslow township
farmer, was injured by falling down
cellar steps at his home one evening
last week. He was walking through
hall and did not know the cellar door
was open.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Behan, of Hazen,
Kan, were guests of Mrs. Annie Wins
low over Sunday. Mr.. Behan is general
manager Of large cattle ranch in Kan
sas. This is his first visit to this section
in % years.
Ellsworth, youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Stewart, aged 13 months,
died Tuesday, September llth. Funer-
al services private, at the home this,
Wednesday, afternoon at 300 o'clock.
Friends and relatives invited.
j. l.. Shatfer and T.. Rupert, of Sykes
vile, have just completed large frame
building and moved their hardware
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have fine store room and are in posi-
tion to handle the hardware trade in
that section.
The Mission Circle of the Baptist
church will render Home Mission
program in the Baptist church Thurs
day evening at o'clock, after which
ice cream and cake will be served in
the parsonage. All are cordially in
vited. Proceeds are for home missions.
The ladies of the NJ. +. and Baptist
churches, of Sykesville, who served
dinner and supper last Thursday to the
people who attended the p. o. S. Of A,
reunion at that place, made snug sum
for each church. The Methodists
cleared about $4,000 and the Baptists
about 5000.
Hazel, young daughter of James A.
McCreight, had narrow escape from
serious injury while crossing the street
on her way home from school Thursday
afternoon by being knocked down by a
team OF horses. The team was going
! slow and the driver saw Hazel in time
to avert an accident.
WIS Stone, who was master mechanic
| at this place for the A. V. R'y Co., has
been promoted by the p. r. r. Co. tc
position of general supervision of en-
! gineers and firemen, maintenance OF
= equipment, cars engines, &C., on Low
Grade Division. Mr.. Stone now has ar
Office in the main Office at this place.
, Misses Maud and Ethel Hepburn, o
Salem, Oregon, are now at the home o
, their aunt, Mrs. A. b. Weed, in Wes
, Reynoldsville. Their mother died re
Gently and Miss Ethel, who is fourteen
years old, expects to make her homC
with Mr.. and Mrs. Weed. 1t is likely
she will attend school in this borough.
j. b. Arnold offers all his household
goods at private sale. One Decker
piano, cost $3.50, will sell for 5000.
gas range, only used few months, cos
1927, will sell at $50. Ice chest. bes
I made, new, cost $l3, will sell at $S; ash
Sterley, the ice man, If it is not th'
:, best in town. A chance to get goot
! goods for little money. My residenc,
is also for sale at 81 900 less than actua
value.
! Miss Tillie Travis, of Jeterville, Yves
Va, who is doing missionary worl
among the colored children at Jeter