The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-06-13


noon session.
We have greater desire that Sherwin-
Williams paints should give satisfaction
than the man who owns the house. We
have more at stake. Reynoldsville
Hardware Co.
George Robertson, of Desire, and Miss
Retta Rutter, of Winslow township,
were married Wednesday afternoon OF
last week by Squire Il. NefI, at his resi-
dence on Hill street.
The Ingelow Club, composed exclu-
sively Of young ladies, hired four
horse turnout and drove to Dubois In
style last Friday. There were fourteen
young ladies in the party.
Louisa Storms, lassie about six years
old fell ON little express wagon one
day last week and cut II cash In her
forehead large enough to require three
stitches TO sew up the wound.
AT the Woman's Relief Corps State
Convention held at Gettysburg last
week, Mrs. DR.. G. G. Rumberger, of
Tionesta formerly of this place, was
elected Department Chaplain.
Persons leaving their orders at
Clark's green grocery, next door to
postoffce, can get fine large strawber-
ries from Paradise farm to can. These
berries will be fresh from the vines.
The Sykesville band boys have re-
ceiyed new uniforms dark blue trimmed
in white. They are nobby suits. This
band will accompany the Syllesville X.
of p. lodge to the reunion in this place
tomorrow.
There will be communion services In
the NJ. +. church next Sunday. The
regular services will be held at the
usual time except love feast will be held
at $50 p. m. instead of the regular Ep-
worth League services.
Squire John NJ. Hays, who returned
recently from trip In Missouri, has a
fine selection of zinc and lead ore he
gathered at some of the mines while
there. Squire expects to return to
Missouri In a couple OF weeks.
The Punxsutawney Spirit, acknowl-
edged to be the best country newspaper
published in Western Pennsylvania
excepting THE STAR, OF course-entered
its twenty-eighth year of existence last
week. The Spirit is an ideal newspaper.
The Childrens' Day exercises in the
M. Il. church Sunday morning and ev-
ening were attended by large congrega-
tions. The morning exercises were
given by the little folks and the evening
exercises by older scholars.
One of the features Of the program at
the Presbyterian church this, Wednes-
day, evening will be the rendering of
the missionary exercise "The Conquer
ing Cross" by fifty boys and girls taken
from the Junior and Intermediate G. f..
Societies.
DR.. L. II. Robinson, one of the pro-
fessors in the Presbyterian Theological
Seminary in Allegheny City, preached
in the Presbyterian church at this place
Sunday morning and evening. He is a
scholarly gentleman. He preached two
excellent sermons.
The president, directors and general
manager Of the p. II. II. and president
and other officials of the A. V. R'y
passed through this place Friday on a
special train of Pullman, observation
and dining cars. They were out on a
tour OF inspection.
Misses Irene Phillippi aud Rose
Black gave picnic in Franks Park
Saturday in honor Of their guest, Miss
Coletta Fasenmyer, of New Bethlehem.
About fifty attended the picnic, and il
is hardly necessary to add that they
had jolly time.
Henry Brumbaugh, a young many OF
Rose township, near Brookville, was
found dead in the bushes alongside the
B., r. & p. R'y track near Falls Creek
last Friday morning. The suppositlon
is that Brumbaugh was struck by the
B., r. g. p. southbound 'hyer."
In setting the item last week about
the sale of flowers by Misses Aldine
Reed and Jessie Campbell, the compost
tor unintentionally changed the day
from Saturday to Sunday and the mis-
take was not caught in the proof. The
girls will sell flowers Saturdays.
We have a car load OF doors and sasf
that were bought for cash before the
last few advances, consequently we cal
sell while this car lasts at prices tina
defy competition. 1t would pay you t.
examine our stock and get our price,
before making your purchases. Hall