The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-02-28

The monthly meeting OF the Winslow
township school board was held at
Franks Tavern Saturday. The teach
ers were paid II months salary.
From the Dubois Express we learn
that the Catholic congregation ut Falls
Creek held church fair three evenings
last week and realized something like
81 200.
Col. A. w. Hawks, who lectured In
Assembly hall Friday evening, pleased
his large audience. This was the last
lecture In the public school course for
this season.
Muralo is crystalline sanitary wall
finish II makes coating as perma-
nent as the wall itself. Ready for use
when mixed with cold water. Sold only
by Hall & Barton.
The Altar Society Of the Catholic
church cleared about $4,000 from the
hot supper, oysters ice cream, cake and
coffee served In the Bee Hive Building
last Saturday evening.
The cake sale by the ladies OF the
Presbyterian Missionary Society In
Froehlich's store room Saturday after
noon was success, Notwithstanding
the inclement weather.
Ellen Bennauer, aged five years and
nine months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. b. Bennauer, of Prescottville, died
Sunday and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will hold a
bonnet and necktie social in the G. a.
r. hall Friday evening of this week.
Ice cream, cake, coffee and sandwiches
will be served. All are cordially in
vited.
w. A. Stanford and family, of Carrier,
Pa, visited the formers sisters, Mrs.
A. Shingledecker and Mrs. c. w. Glib
son, at this place. During their stay
| decker's.
Misses Martha and Anne Kunes en-
tertained number OF young people at
their home on Hill street last evening.
The party was given in honor Of Miss
Gertrude Gardner, who is visiting the
Misses Kunes.
We received very interesting COM
munication this week from two promi-
nent feminines OF Beechtree, but on ac-
count of several libelous statements we
decided not to publish the communica-
| tion in this issue.
A fellow named Bair from Eleanora
was in town Saturday evening with a
badly battered face. Bair got into a
'scrap" at Falls Creek and came TO this
place on the eight o'clock train to get
| his head aud face dressed.
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
Revnoldsville Hardware Co.
The Salvation Army has organized a
Band of Love at this place. Seventy
seven little boys and girls belong to this
band. The little folks were given a
treat of candy and peanuts in Centen-
nial hall Saturday afternoon.
| M. A. Loeb, the Dubois merchant
who died the latter part Of December,
carried $1,000 life insurance in the Roy
al Arcanum in Reynoldsville. Last
Thursday evening III. Loeb, son of the
deceased, came to town and was given a
draft for the $1,000.
The I. o. o. f. degree team Of this
place will drive to Troutville Saturday
evening and do some degree work at
that place. This degree team was at
Falls Creek on Tuesday night of last
week and were nicely entertained after
the degree work was over.
One of the miracles of modern times,
along with the telephone, wireless
telepraphy, horseless carriages, etc, is
the Ruud Instantaneous Water Heater,
the heater that furnishes scalding hot
water without the least bother. You
turn the faucet. the heater does the
rest. For sale only by Hall & Barton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lu-
theran church has sent out one hundred
invitations to persons to attend theil
own birthday party at Rev. Kinnard's
on Grant street at eight o'clock to-
morrow evening. Attached to each
invitation was little sack in which
the person invited is to put in as many
pennies as they are years old. Refresh
ments will be served free.
M. G. Coleman purchased a two-year
old Galloway bull from Beechwoodi
| fns. laot 10 a.