The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-05-08

Franks park Monday night.
DR.. j. d. Moffat preached in the Bap-
tist church Sunday evening.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad-
ministered at the Baptist church Sun
day evening.
Samuel b. j. Saxton was In Brook
| vile Monday TO get his commission rs
justice of the peace.
The auditors report OF the finances OF
| the borough OF Reynoldsvillc for year
ending March 4, 1901, will be found in
this issue of THE STAR. Read it.
Mrs. Perry A. Reno entertained few
young people Monday evening in honor
O. .ss Caroline Belle Nichols, the elo-
cutionist. Refreshments were served.
The Presbyterian prayer meeting will
begin ut 1880 this evening, II quarter Of
an hour earlier than usual, ON account Of
the commencement exercises in the M.
f. church.
The marriage uf Miss Minnie c. Kcl-
ley. Of this place, and Churl,s a. Ack-
ernau. Of Boston, will take place ut the
rcsideucu Of J. T. Guthrie, West Rey-
noldsville, this month.
A. d. Siple, who owned half inter-
est in the meat market near Hotel I'm
perial, has purchased II. A. Hide
brands interest and is now proprietor
of the market himself
A. T.. Dunn, one of our worthy citi-
zens who was in the hardware business
at this place a number OF years, will
open a hardware store at Falls Creek II
he can secure Il suitable ROOM
Millirens, the clothicrs, have their
store well arranged in the tent near
The STAR Office. They had an arc
light put up in front of the tent and
have two arc lights in the tent.
II. Alex Stoke has had a cement walk
laid in front Of his new stone and brick
building on corner OF Main and Fifth
streets. Mr.. Stoke expects to have
cement walk laid along the Fifth street
side of building
Two men that had slipped too freely
from the cup that intoxicates we're in
the lookup over Sunday. One Of them
paid his fine Monday but the other fell
low didn't have the necessary cash to
liqudate his fine.
The Temperance Union Club will
meet in Salvation Army hall on Tues
day evening, May IA, at s o'clock. All
interested in temperance and good or
der are invited to attend. A good pro-
gram will be given.
Philip Dishart, jr., glassworker,
who was accidentally shot in the head
at Kane over four weeks ago, is now at
the home OF his father, Philip Dishart,
ST., on Jackson street. The young man
was in the Kane hospital four weeks.
He came to Reynoldsville Monday
Scott Gathers, who drives one OF
George Hughes delivery wagons, had
his nose broken and his face badly cut
Friday afternoon. Scott was hauling a
load OF empty barrels when the wagon
was upset near the b., II. &. p station
and some Of the barrels fell on him.
Unless there is a let up on the fast
driving and fast bicycle riding on Main
street in the evenings it will be our
duty some of these times TO chronicle
serious accident. There has been some
narrow escapes already. Young girls
should not be allowed on the streets af-
ter night on bicycles.
The examination for teachers perma-
| nent certificates was held In Brookville
last Friday There were only one or
two applicants. The examination COM
mittee consisted OF Prof. ]. L. Allison,
of Puuxsutawney, Prof G. E. Kramlich,
of Brookville, and Prof. A. ]. Postle-
thwait, of West Reynoldsyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Gallagher, former
ly residents OF this place, who have
been residing at Irwin, Pa, several
years, came to town last week. Mrs.
Gallagher will spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Noah Strauss, while
Mr.. Gallagher will travel as salesman
for Cincinnati clothing house.
A brick dwelling house is being
built near the parochial school for
the Sisters who will teach in the
school. The foundation has been
completed and brick layers are at work
on the building. There will be four
rooms down stairs, including a recep-
tion hall, four bed rooms and bath room
on second floor and three bed rooms on
third floor.
Ethan E. Stewart and family, who
spent six months at Winter Haven,