The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-01-31

giant luncheon to the ladies OF the
Utopia Society Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church realized about
1900 out OF their cake sale Saturday
afternoon.
C. F. L. McQuiston, Of Butler, the
civil engineer who did the surveying
for the sewerage in this borough, spent
Sunday in town.
We contemplate some changes In the
arrangement of our store and want to
move the stock quickly. of on all
fancy goods. Stokes.
The Royal Templars of Temperance
held an oyster supper in Bells hall Sat
urday evening. The ladies' in charge
knew how TO get up good oyster stew.
Prof. G. W. Lenkerd delivered very
interesting address in the NJ. +. church
last Thursday evening, that being the
special day of prayer for the schools
and colleges OF our land.
Welsh Bros. Greater Majestic Com
psny presented "Ten Nights in Bar
room" at the Reynolds opera house last
Friday evening to a full house. The
company presented the play in clever
manner.
Teachers whose terms close late this
year can have continuous course at
the Clarion State Normal School until
August. This will induce many to plan
to enter that school as soon rs their own
schools close.
Baggage Master Bennett had the Sec
ond finger OF his left hand mashed at
the b., r. & p. station yesterday after
noon while unloading trunk from the
baggage car OF train No. 73. His finger
was caught between the trunk and car
door.
The Whittier Club, of Brookville,
will hold a social at the home of G. r.
Hall, on Grant street, next Monday
evening. Mrs. Hall is member OF the
Whittier Club and it is her turn to have
the social at her home, hence the Whit
tiers will come to Reynoldsville.
The Republicans and Democrats OF
Winslow township held their primary
elections at Prescottvile Saturday af-
ternoon. The tickets will be found
elsewhere in this issue OF THE STAR.
The Reynoldsville and West Reyn-
oldsville tickets are also published this
week
Hon. Henry l. Wilson, of Big Run,
was in town yesterday and made THE
STAR Office friendly call. Mr.. Wilson
has not announced himself yet as can.
| didate for the nomination for Assembly
man, but he has about decided to do so.
A number of his friends are urging him
to be a candidate.
The lecture last Friday evening by
W. T. S. Culp, was probably the best
ever delivered in Concord, suiting all
who listened to IL. All next day we
were fortunate enough to have attended.
May he come again next winter, for in
deed it was grand uccess.-Concord
(Mich.) Independent Assembly Hall
Friday evening, February End. Tick
cts on sale at Stokes drug store.
James w. Gillespie, Of Pittsburg, for
number of years citizen OF Reynolds
vile, spent last Wednesday with his
brother-in-law, II. Alex. Stoke, in this
place. This was Jim's first visit TO the
town In ten years, and Of course he no.
ticed number OF improvements in the
town. Mr.. Gillespie was called to
Punxsutawney by the serious illness of
his father, d. G. Gillespie, and that is
why he found time to visit day in this
place. Time deals gently with Jim.
Shaping your collar so it will fit with
out scratching or irritating, all rough
edges taken of. Do you enjoy such a
luxury from your laundry? The Reyn-
oldsville Steam Laundry is one OF the
new industries and should be supported
by all the citizens Of the town. Their
money is invested in plant that has
long been needed and only needs the
patronage of the people to make it a
success. Their wagon will collect and
deliver to all parts of the town. Good
work and prompt delivery.
M. M. Davis, Esq, took sick while
attending court at Brookville last
Thursday and has not been able to re-
turn to his home in this place. He ex-
poets to get home the latter part of this
week. He had a bad case of grip and
was threatened with pneumonia. Mr..
Davis is at the American House. Mrs.
Davis was with her husband until Mon
day noon and Miss Elizabeth went
to Brookville Monday afternoon to stay
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