The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30


relatives In Lock Haven and Philadel-
phia.
Deputy Sheriff w. H. Chesnutt Is on
the sick list and Tx x.Sheriir u. G.. Gour-
ley is acting as deputy during Cbesnutts
illness.
Last Friday was Miss Kate phalen's
birthday aud number of her young
friends gathered at her home that
evening
J. w. and =. NJ Syphrit, Of Home
stead, were called home last week by
serious illness Of their brother, Ed.
Syphrit
Clarence Reynolds got the second
finger Of his right hand injured in the
cogs Of paper trimmer yesterday
morning.
DIR. j. Clair Doughcrty, who gradu-
ated from the Medico-Chirurgical
Dental College ten days ago, re turned
to his home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Burns and Ed.
and Miss Agnes Malone, of punxsutaw-
ncy, were In town the first of the week
attending the McGinty-Back wedding.
l.. w. ITuyck, superintendent Of the
wooden mill, had his left hand injured
one day last week by getting IL caught
In card machine. He might have lost
his hand
Clarence Hyatt Reynolds will go To
Dubois this afternoon to take charge Of
A. L. Hollands drug store for week
or two while Mr.. Holland is or on II
vacation.
Never before in the history Of rail
road shows has n show been showered
with such favorable comments, as those
being forced upon the Great Rhoda
Royal Shows.
We have greater desire that Sherwin-
Williams paints should give satisfaction
than the man who owns the house. We
have more at stake. Reynoldsvilc
Hardware Co.
Thomas Syphrit. of Ada, Ohio, was
called to his home in Paradise last
week by serious illness of his brother,
Ed, Syphrit. Thomas will remain here
several months.
DR.. Harry w. Truitt, who graduated
from the Medico-Chirurgical Dental
College ten days ago, is spending few
days in town. DR.. Truitt has not fully
decided yet where he will locate.
A number of young people drove from
this place To Big Run Monday evening
to attend the Dubois Sub-District Ep-
worth League convention held in the
NJ. f.. church Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
Henry Stefren, of Derry Station, and
Mrs Henry Schriver, of Greensburg,
father and sister of Mrs. l.. =. McCleery,
of Prescottvillc, were called to the bed
side of Mrs. McCleery, who is not ox-
pected to live.
A number Of our merchants have en-
tered into an agreement to close their
stores early during the summer months,
beginning Friday Of this week, June LIST.
A list Of the merchants who have
agreed to early closing will be found in
this issue.
The following item we received In
the mail yesterday with request that
we publish same: "There is u young
man on II. Il. street preparing II cage
to catch an east end bird This young
man is to be groomsman and groom all
in the month of roses"
Levi Schuckers, a farmer, lumberman
and prominent citizen Of Winslow town
ship, has been confined to his home ten
days as result of falling off a log in
the woods. Mr.. Schuckers was getting
off high log and his pant leg caught
on knot and threw him.
Call at our store and see the Ruud
instantaneous water heater In full oper-
alton. You turn the spigot and the
heater does the rest. Four gallons of
hot water every minute. Nothing like
1t ever before seen. Don't miss seeing
the heater work. Hall g. Barton.
Samuel Fleeger and Miss Carrie
Smith were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith, near Big Soldier, Monday after
noon by Squire J. d. Woodring of West
Reynoldsville. A wedding party was
held at Franks Park Monday evening.
The Great Rhoda Royal Shows are
coming and with them the grandest ar
ray OF talent ever seen or brought
together. Aside from, the educating
and entertaining carnival, grand and
valuable menagerie, this aggregation
presents the cream OF the acrObats,