The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-01-24

Susie Foust, aged four years and sew
en- months, daughter OF Mrs. Gussie
Foust, who resides in "Sharptown,"
was buried at the Syphrit cemetery
Wednesday. Death was caused by
diphtheria.
| An envelope trust, n paper trust,
type trust, and an ink trust now form
ing. not to mention the old-fashioned
kind Of trusting" are evidences that
the printer "has troubles OF his own"
says the Lee Cleaner.
The Prohibitionis,s of Reynoldsville
will hold a caucus in Hose House No.
next Monday evening, January 20th, at
o'clock for the pupose Of placing in
nomination candidates to be voted for
at the February election.
The editor of THE STAR has been APP
pointed a delegate from the Pennsyl-
vania State Editorial Association to at
tend the National Editorial Association
meeting to be held at New Orleans the
| latter part Oh next mOntn.
Cinderella stoves and ranges contain
every Improvement that is OF value to
a house keeper. Cleanliness, durability
and economy are its strong points.
Guaranteed to bake. For sale by the
Reynoldsville Hardware Co
Alexander Reynolds, of Pittsburg,
nephew of Samuel 7. Reynolds of this
will be married tomorrow to Miss
Elizabeth Jane Murray, at home of the
brides parents in Lawrenceville.
Will II. Bell was thrown from bug
gy Monday evening while driving from
Eleanora and was slightly injured. The
coupling broke and the front wheels
ran out from under bed Of buggy, pre-
cipitatiug Mr.. Bell to the frozen earth.
On account OF the inclement weather
Saturday the teachers local institute
at Sykesville was not as well attended
as il would have been had the weather
been pleasant. However the institute
was very interesting and was enjoyed
by those who did attend
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold cake
sale on Saturday afternoon, January q,
at j. G. Froehlich's place OF business on
Main street. Anyone desiring cakes
can leave their order with any member
OF the society before Friday.
The entertainment given in the West
Rcynodsville town hall Monday even
ing by Adelbert Mills, of jamestown,
n. Y, was excellent. Mr.. Mills de-
serves place in the front rank as an
impersonator. The program consisted
OF humorous, dramatic and pathetic
selections.
Tomorrow has been designated as a
special day Of prayer in the United
States for Schools and Colleges and,
consequently, tomorrow evening Prof.
Lenkerd, principal of the borough
schools, will deliver an appropriate ad-
dress in the NJ. f.. church at 7.30. After
the address prayer services will be held
In last weeks issue we stated that
the Republicans OF Winslow township
would hold their primary January oath
This was mistake. II will be held in
the school house at Prescottvile on
Saturday next, January 9th. For poor
overseer we put in the name of Noah
Strouse when il should have been Noah
Syphrit.
Some person started the report last
week that the stone foundation under
the electric light plant was giving
away, which was false. In raising a
truss on pulleys the heavy timber
swung around and one end struck the
top of foundation on lower side OF build
ing and bulged it out little, and from
that the report was put in circulation.
A Lincoln Kirk, of New York, the
humorist and impersonator who gave
an entertainment in the Presbyterian
church last Saturday evening under the
auspices OF Kings Daughters Circle,
was not greeted with large audience.
The inclement weather kept a number
of people away. The entertainment
was very good and no doubt would have
been better had Mr.. Kirk had the inspi-
ration of large audience.
o. H. Broadhead, Of Winslow town
ship, has decided to be candidate for
delegate to the Republican State Con-
vention TO be held in Harrisburg in
April. Mr.. Broadhead, who is an in
telligent gentleman, also an active
worker in the Republican ranks, would
be a good delegate to represent his
party at the State Convention. AS JEFF
ferson county is entitled to three dele
gates, Ora Broadhead should be one OF