The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-02-21

Ed. Phillips, the barber, has moved
into his own building, next door to the
room he has been occupying. Ed. has
a very neat shop now.
An eight-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Burkett, died Friday
night with diphtheris and was buried
In Chestnut Grove cemetery Sunday.
Thomas O'Hare, who was to have
played ball with tho Grove City team
this year, has withdrawn the contract
and will sign with another club soon.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold a cake
sale on Saturday afternoon at j. c.
Froehlich's place OF business on Main
street.
Mrs. S. B. Rumsey entertained Il
number of friends last evening. 1t was
bonnet party and was q very pleasant
affair. The gentlemen made the
bonnets.
Edward Hughes, the Rathmel butch
er, took fine drove OF cattle through
this place last week. 1t is evident that
Mr.. Hughes is giving his customers
fine meat.
The I. o. o. F. Degree STAFF was at
Falls Creek last evening doing some
degree work. About twenty-five Odd
Fellows were in the party. They drove
to Falls Creek.
Muralo is crystalline sanitary wall
finish. It makes coating as perma-
nent as the wall itself. Ready for use
when mixed with cold water. Sold only
by Hall & Barton.
Alfred Fisette was given birthday
party last Thursday evening. The
party was held in one of rooms on sec
ond floor Of Saml 7. Reynolds block.
Refreshments were served.
When Hill street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, was graded last summer
the water line was left so near the sur
face that the water line froze last week
and part OF it had to be dug up.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will hold a
bonnet and necktie social in the G. A.
II. hall Friday, March 2nd. Ice cream,
cake, coffee and sandwiches will be
served. All are cordially invited
A hot supper will be given at 800
o'clock Saturday evening in the Bee
Hive building by the Altar Society Of
the Catholic church. Oysters, ice
cream, cake and coffee will also be
served during the evening.
Cinderella stoves and ranges contain
every improvement that is OF value to
a house keeper. Cleanliness, durability
and economy are its strong points.
Guaranteed to bake. For sale by the
Revnoldsville Hardware Co.
George w. Swartz, of this place, is a
loser by the recent cold snap in Florida,
as all the vegetables and orange buds on
his farm near Winter Haven were
killed. Two years ago Mr.. Swartz lost
considerable by cold wave in Florida.
The Punxsutawney papers were blow
ing last week because that town has
been supplied with set OF weather
flags, something that Reynoldsville was
supplied with six or seven years ago.
However, for some reason, the flags are
not used here any more.
One OF the miracles of modern times,
along with the telephone, wireless
telepraphy, horseless carriages, ETC., is
the Ruud instantaneous Water Heater,
the heater that furnishes scalding hot
water without the least bother. You
turn the faucet. the heater does the
rest. For sale only by Hall & Barton.
The annual election of directors and
treasurer for the Reynoldsville Land
and Improvement Company was held at
the Office of Lawyer G.. Mitchell last
Saturday afternoon, but a sufficient
number of stockholders failed to mate.
rialize to make the election legal and
the old officers will now have to serve
another year.
Through the kindness and thought
fulness of Mrs. DR.. A. H. Bowser THE
STAR Office force had small feast o.
cake from the Crotzer-Booth wedding
dinner last Wednesday. A few year,
ago it was rare thing for people to have
wedding feasts and not send the printer
a box of cake, but now it is rare thinl
to send the printer cake. Good ole
customs do change.
Frank Deemer, administrator OF tn,
estate of William Doney, deceased, il
experiencing some difficulty in gettins
the estate settled. Some OF the person
al property is in possession of heirs witt
claim that it was given to them befor,
Mr., DOney died, and they will not piy,