The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-04-25

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place, now furniture dealer and under
taker at New Bethlehem, is In Pitts
burg attending course of lectures for
undertakers.
Rev. DR.. Meek will preach at Big
Soldier next Sunday at $3.50 p. m. and
in the evening at 7.30 will preach
in Reynoldsvillo. Subject, Fighting
Against God"
Albert Reynolds has had his land ly-
ing between II. s. f. G. R'y and Jackson
street laid out into lots. County Sur
veyor james b. Caldwell did the SUR
veying last week.
Remember Saturday morning Is the
time for reserved seats at Stokes for
Junior Contest, for Commencement and
for Ernest Gamble, the greatest singer
travelling this year.
A street fakir occupied prominent
corner on Main street Thursday even
ing. Ii such chaps are granted license
to sell their goods, they should be al
lowed only back streets
Mr.. Gamble, the basso, by beautiful
enunciation and generous response TO
encores, quickly became a favorite.-
sembly hall May lst and End.
Prof. II. G. Wilson. who was principal
of the Rathmel schools, which closed a
very successful term last week, Is now
at Summerville teaching summer
school. Prof. is good instructor.
L. p. McCleery, of Prescottville, one
of the supervisors of Winslow township
who believes In keeping up with the
times, has ordered new improved Gil
max road machine to be used on town
ship roads.
Mr.. Gamble has rich and well-bal-
anced voice and handles it with ease,
and with simple and direct manner,
which is very effective.-Des Moines
State Register. At Assembly hall May
1st and End.
The Semi-annual Bible School Con-
vention of the Clearfield Baptist Asso-
citation will be held in the Baptist
church at Punxsutawney May Sth, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock, a. m, and closing
with the evening session.
There will be no services at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday morning on
account OF the union service in the
Presbyterian church for the baccalaur-
cate sermon by Rev. S. A. Martin, ID.
D., president Wilson College.
Monday was St. George Day and the
members Of the Sons Of ST. George lodge
at this place held social and served
free lunch in the |. o. o. F. hall that
evening. Singing and a cake walk
were the entertainment during the
evening.
All the store keepers in Punxsutaw-
ney, including the milliners, have en-
tered into an agreement to close their
places of business, beginning May l4th,
at six o'clock every evening during the
week except Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
Atmore Shaffer, who was Il member
of Company II, Second U. S. Infantry
camping at Fort Thomas, KY, and
eleven other members of same company,
have been ordered to Cuba to join an
other company. They start for Cuba
tomorrow
William Walker died Wednesday
afternoon, aged 40 years, 8 months and
III days. Funeral services were held
in the Baptist church Friday afternoon,
conducted by DIR. A. }. Meek. Inter-
ment was made in Beulah cemetery
The deceased was married.
| Harry Leoch, aged 10 years, son of
George Leech of Rathmel, died Friday
and was buried in Prospect cemetery
| Sunday. Funeral services were held in
the Rathmel M. f.. church Sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. j. C. Nc
Entire. There was large attendance
at funeral.
G.. j. Corwin, the photographer, will
go To Pittsburg Wednesday OF next week
TO attend the Photographers State
| Convention and his gallery will be
closed two weeks. Persons having
work in the gallery who want the same
are requested to call before next
| Wednesday.
The old unsightly barn opposite the
M. e. church, on Fifth street, has been
razed to the ground and the small
frame dwelling house that stood next to
the barn will be moved on to the barn
Alethodists should give w. S. Ross and
moving the old barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bliss, who
moved to Thayer, Mo-, over four years
ago, are visiting relatives in this sec
tion. Mr.. Bliss will return to Thayer
in about ten days, but Mrs. Bliss will
remain here some time.- Mr.. Bliss
owns eighty acres of land on which, he
claims, there are rich deposits of zinc.
He brought some fine specimens of the
zinc ore with him.
George Lane, the drayman, had a
wreck at Il steep point in alley near E..
Il. Stewards residence on Grant street
Monday afternoon and had to have the
assistance of u half dozen men to get
the wreck cleared up. He was driving
down alley when his horse stumbled
into deep rut and fell. The horse,
driver and wagon were all piled in a
heap George and the horse escaped
without injury and the wagon was not
damaged.
| The tonic of all tonics, the medical
men affirm, is good hearty laugh
Nowhere perhaps can SO much of this
invaluable aid be secured as in sitting
for two and half hours In a theatei