The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-03-28

We have just recei we'd nice assort-
ment Of hot plates, gas ovens and ranges.
Save the price OF themselves in one
year. Hall Il Barton.
The Lords Supper will be commem-
GRATED at the Baptist church Sabbath
next, following the morning sermon.
Baptism in the evening.
The streets we're just muddy enough
the latter part of last week to be in good
condition for marble playing, and the
small boys were at 1t early and late.
The birthday party" given in the
Reynolds brick block last Thursday
evening by the Lutheran Aid Society,
was well attended and was very pleas
ant party.
Prof. c. w. Lenkerd will give stere-
opticon lecture at the Epworth League
meeting in the lecture room Of the NJ.
T.. church this evening, Lecture free.
Everybody invited.
Seven new steel bridges will be built
on the Low Grade Division of the A. V.
R'y this summer. The wooden bridge
east of the cut at Hopkins will be re-
placed with steel bridge.
A correspondent from Big Run to
Dubois Express says; Isaac Cable.
one of the Oldest and wealthiest citizens
Of this place, has disposed OF part of his
| a.sl
The Daughters Of Rebckah will have
a social time in the |. o. o. +. lodge
room this evening. The amusements
will be cake walk, gypsy camp, hat
trimming and an old fashioned spelling
bee.
The Clearfeld Public Spirit issued an
industrial edition last week. 1t con-
tanned biographical sketches Of promi-
nent citizens, and was handsomely illus
trated with half-tone cuts OF buildings
and citizens.
Captain V. Urban and some of her re-
cruits, will hold Salvation Army meet
ing in Blood's hall at Brookville this
evening. AS soon as officers can be Sc
cured Salvation Army will be estab-
lished in Brookville.
The town council of Brookville has
instructed the police to enforce the fast
driving ordinance of that borough.
Ten miles an hour is the limit. That
will be hard on some of the owners of
fast stock at the county seat.
Grier o. Sweitzer, one of the proprie-
tors of Hotel Imperial, was called to
Limestone, Clarion county, last We'd
nesday by the serious illness of his
father, j. II. 'Sweitzer. The father
died before Grier reached home.
w. ]. Miller, who died at Falls Creek
last week, was a member OF Reynolds
vile l. o. o. F. lodge, and the lodge
here paid funeral expenses. Mr.. Mil
ler's death was caused by consumption.
Remains were taken to Homestead for
burial.
John Yarger, father-in-law Of ]. H.
Myers, of this place, died at his home
near Strattonville last Wednesday. Mrs.
Myers died Friday and her father died
the following Wednesday. Cancer and
Bright's disease was the cause of Mr..
Yarger's death.
AT the annual session of the Central
Pennsylvania M. E. conference, held at
Hazelton last week, Rev. G.. S. Womer,
u former Reynoldsville young man, was
changed from Nescopeck, Dauville dis
trict, to Dillsbury and Wellsville charge,
Harrisburg district.
Millirens, the clothiers, who have
been handling the Kane laundry work
for number of years, have taken off
their laundry wagon and have quit
handling the laundry. This was done
to give the Reynoldsvllle Steam Laun-
dry clear field at home.
Miss Nell Murphy, successor to Mrs.
Taafe. has inst returned from the east
ern cities with fine selection of millinery
goods for her Easter opening, which
will appear in the paper later. Will be
pleased to have all OF Mrs. Taafe's old
customers and many new ones.
The first commencement exercises OF
the Big Run high school will be held in
that town Friday evening of this week.
Judge John w. Reed will deliver the
graduating address. The baccalaureate
sermon was preached Sunday morning
by Rev. Anthony Groves, M. E. pastor
at Big Run.
, Hotel Mcconnell and Hotel Imperial
; will charge fifty cents for Sunday din
ner after April 9th. Heretofore these ho-
tells have been charging 25 cents for
Sunday dinner, and a number of our
townspeople, where there are only two
or three in family, have been going to