The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-05

cake and coffee In the >. L. heynolus
block this evening.
The Erie Annual Conference Of the
NJ. +. church will be held at PuDxsu-
tawney next week, beginning Sept. 18th.
Bishop Foss will preside.
The Daughters Of Rebekah picnic In
! Ben Kliue's grove last Thursday was
attended by about 125 people, all OF
whom had very pleasant days outing.
Miss Elizabeth Davis has decided to
become pharmaceutist, and As IL Is
necessary that she have a years expert
| ience in a drug store before entering
pharmacy college. she is now clerking
In Stokes drug store.
Miss Gertrude Deible entertained the
Lawn Tennis Club Monday evening.
Anagrams was the amusement for the
evening. Wells Clary won first prize
and Miss Beck second prize. Elegant
refreshmcnt were served.
Frank A. Mcconnell has opened
restaurant in connection with Franks
Tavern. wink" Dillman has charge
of the restaurant. A steam carving
table and everything else up-to-date
will be found in this restaurant.
Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson, OF Elmira,
N. Y, mother OF Mrs. James Irving of
this place. died at her home Wednesday.
She was So years old. Mrs. Irving
reached Elmira in time to be at her
mothers bedside when she died.
Part of the large plate glass show
window in vacant store room in S. L.
REYNOLDS block, that has been cracked
for some time. fell out Monday evening
in front OF window and must have leaned
up against 1t too hard.
Benjamin Haugh, a Winslow town
ship school director, was standing on
Main street Friday afternoon talking to
friend and in blowing his nose
he bursted blood vessel. A doctor
had to be called 10 stop the flow OF
blood.
| Milliard +. johnson, the Clearfield
county jury commissioner who was sem
fenced last May to a four year term at
the Western Penitentiary for tampering
with and padding the jury list for the
December, 1S09 term of court died in
the penitentiary Sunday night.
Will Rankins, young son Of James
Rankins, OF Hopkins, was trying to ride
a bicycle on Main street Monday even
ing, near DR.. Murray's Office, when he
collided with horse and buggy. The
lad was knocked unconscious. He re-
ceived scalp wound an inch and half
long.
II Is better to give button hole
bouquet to man while he Is living
than to go to his bier with wreath OF
flowers. Merit that is worthy of recog-
milton should come during the life time
of the individual, and not be postponed
until mans worth on earth is forever
gone Falls Creek Herald.
The regular business and literary
meeting of the Epworth League this
evening at 7.30. A fine literary and
musical progam. Papers on "The
Wesleys" by Misses Stauffer and
Erma Robinson and X. G.. Bottorf, and
recitation by Miss Edna Lewis; music,
Misses Edith Beck, Bertha Dempsey
and others.
A. H. Fasenmyer, clerk in Millirens
clothing store, was at New Bethlehem
yesterday attending the wedding OF his
sister, Miss Katherine Fasenmyer, who
was married at 900 a. IN. to James
Martin, member of the hardware firm
OF Bush & Martin Mr.. Martin and
bride are prominent young people OF
New Bethlehem.
The musical and ice cream festival
given in Centennial hall Monday even
ing under the auspices OF the Salvation
Army was well patronized. The Dubois
corps and officers, numbering about 35,
were here to assist Captain Urban and
Lieutenant Batchelder. Staff Captain
March of Oil City, who is fine singer
and good talker, was also present
Frank A, Mcconnell, proprietor OF
Franks Tavern, is building two-story
case brick next to Hotel Mcconnell bill
lard room. Mr.. Mcconnell has not
fully decided yet what the first floor
will be used for, but it is very likely
Robt. ]. Thomas will move his barber
shop into it. The second floor will be
fitted up as an annex to Frank s Tavern
William Il. Lucas, of Brookville, II
plumber of eight years experience, who
has been working for Hall, Barton &
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