The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-12-11
THE NEWS OF
| NEARBY TOWNS.
Reported by The Stars
special correspondents.
SykesvlIIe.

Elmer Lisle visited his sister, Mrs.
Geo. Buhite.
Mrs. Foltz, Of Paradise, is visiting
her mother Mrs. Fike.
Mrs Jennie Delorme, of West Liber-
ty, visited In town this week.
VIM. Null had one hand injured by
fall OF coal, so getting an unlocked for
lay of.
Mrs. Geo. Buhite visited her daugh-
ter, Jennie, at Punxsutawney hospital
this week.
Hiram Shaffer and wife, of Fayette
Co., are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Walker.
The Baptist social held at Mrs.
Stahrs home was financial success,
about s23 being taken in.
Geo. Zimmerman is having his eye
looked after by the doctor, having had
1t badly scorched by torch.
Mr.. Hoon is on the sick list having
an attack of pneumonia. A substitute
fills his position as station agent.
George Lyons was laying in an extra
supply of coal and meat this week. He
says 1t is for the new boy that arrived
last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Reed and friend. OF
Big Run, have located In Van Werts
building, where they will carry on
dressmaking establishment
The voice of the porker is not heard
10 the land so much as of yore. Some
large ones were slaughtered about
Thanksgiving time, 45O FOUNDER be-
ing the largest.
The Sunday schools are making great
preparations for Christmas celebra-
tion, both being busy working up
program. The Baptist and Methodist
Aid Societies are preparing for sup
per at about that time.
VIM. Reber, who has been at the
Philadelphia hospital on account of
trouble with his knee, returned with
slight encouragement. II an eight
weeks non-use fails to produce good re-
suits the limb may have to be amputat-
ed.
Some of the members of the Coal Co.,
visited at the shaft on Monday. They
certainly would find things in a pros
porous condition for the 'shaft" is
booming. Work on the tipple was be-
gun this week and 1t will be finished by
the New Year.
Two OF our young boys concluded to
take a trip last week and left on Sun.
day without consulting their parents.
Like all such boys they came back sad
der and wiser. Parents need to he care
ful OF the influences thrown around the
children. The pool room and question
able literature should be prohibited.
Inc schools gave an appropriate
Thanksgiving program on Wednesday,
before Thanksgiving, In principals
room, each room contributing to the
exercises. The attendance of the pat
rons present was appreciated by the
teachers and pupils. An exercise will
be given next Friday, relative to Christ
mas. All citizens will be heartily wei.
come.
Jennie Solida, of jefferson Line, Wis.
tied In this place Sunday.
Charles Wolfgang, formerly of this
place, now OF Frostburg, was caller in
town over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. w. Deemer and
daughter, Verna, Of Paradise, visited
at Milton Zimmerman's last Sunday.
Dave Eye, a young man of Big Sol
der, fell while going home from this
place last Thursday night and broke
his leg.
VIII Deemer has his new house about
ready to move into. Will says that
while his house is not as large as some
other houses In town, the doors are Just
as big.
Work on j. l.. Schaffer's new hotel is
progressing rapidly and it will soon be
finished. Jake is a wide awake citizen,
who believes In booming his own town,
for this is the second large building he
has erected here this year.
Candidates for township offices are
springing up In our town already. We
have several citizens who would like to
serve as supervisor, constable, etc. Go
In boys, the one that gets the most
votes is the one that wins, sure.
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