The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-03-07

Rev. w. Frank Reber, pastor OF the
Reynoldsvilie Presbyterian church,
preached In Dubois Presbyterian
church Thursday and Friday evenings
of last week.
| I. j. Plyler and p. b. Chitester, two
gentlemen OF some experience In the
grocery business, have purchased the
grocery store In the opera house block
from Mr.. Benner.
The special program given In the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
by the Missionary Society was very
interesting, consisting Of songs, recita-
tions and select readings.
The miners of this district will hold
convention at Altoona on Tuesday OF
next week, at which time the new scale
OF prices for No . district, which goes
into effect April /, will be made.
Mrs. Joseph Butler, James and Mag
gle Butler, Prof. A. j. Postlethwait
and wife and Mrs. John G. Hirst, OF
this place, attended the funeral OF
Charles Butler at Mosgrove, Pa, Mon
day.
| A. Z. Johnston and wife and Harry
I. Potter, Of Corsica, were in town last
week attending the Burkhart-Potter
wedding. Mrs. Johnston and Mr.. Pot
ter are brother and sister OF Mrs. Burk-
hart.
The Utopia Society elected the fol-
lowing officers Monday afternoon;
President, Mrs. G. w. Paleu; vice
president, Mrs. Perry A. Reno; secre-
tary, Mrs. w. +. Reber; treasurer, Mrs.
L. NJ. Simmons.
William Parker, the bicycle racer OF
Desire, has purchased a billiard room
and small store at Fairmount, Clarion
county, and will locate there. He ex-
poets to enter a number of bicycle races
the coming summer.
Henry Herpel will move his barber
shop into rooms in basement OF the
Reynoldsville Real Estate Company's
new brick block on Main street. The
rooms will be ready for Mr.. Herpel be-
fore the first Of April.
| Rev. James II. Jelbart and wife, OF
Johnsonburg, were in town yesterday.
They stopped off here on their way
home from Mosgrove, where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Jelbart's
brother, Charles Butler.
| Most all the schools in Jefferson
county are raising money to buy school
libraries. "Pie socials" seem to be a
very successful way in Winslow town
ship for raising the library fund. The
young people are fond Of pie.
John Bennett and daughter, Miss
Emily, and two sons, James and Harry,
who moved to Ticonderoga, N. Y, five
years ago this month, have moved back
to Reynoldsville and will live in their
own house on jackson street.
No one complained last week about
their gas bill being too small, and there
will hardly be any complaints about
small gas bills the first OF next month,
even II some people have no faith in the
ground hog as weather prognosticator.
Hopkins big saw mill was to have
started up yesterday for the seasons
saving, but the cold snap last week
made it impossible to begin work yes
terday. AS soon as possible the mill
will be In operation. The men are
ready to go to work.
Mrs. L. M. Simmons, who was called
to Clarion several weeks ago by the
illness OF her sister, Mrs. Fl. ]. Klahr,
who since died, returned home yester-
day accompanied by her niece. Miss
Annie Klahr, who will make her home
with Mrs. Simmons.
The program for the educational re-
union to be held in Assembly hall at
this place on Saturday, March 18th,
will be published in THE STAR next
week. One OF the pleasing features Of
the institute will be music by the male
and female quartettes.
Charles NJ. Dinger, of Emerickyille,
has purchased the Mahoney property
on Main street. Consideration $1,000.
Mr.. Dinger intends building an addi-
tion, 24x30, on rear of building and fit
| ting IL up with bath room and closets
and will start first-class boarding
house.
Mrs. ]. H. Myers, of Grant street,
has been dangerously Ill the past week
with pneumonia, and the following rel
atives were here to see her: Mrs. John
Yaryer, Of Strattonville, mother of Mrs.
Myers, w. r. Yaryer, Fisher, Pa,
brother, John st. Clair and wife, of
Punxsutawney, uncle and aunt.
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