The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-02-27

1881, was as cold ms IL was last Saturday
morning.
Man never gets too old to learn, but
he usually has to be old enough to die
before he is willing to admit that he
does not know it ali.
A number of the Daughters of Robek-
nh, of this place, expect to drive to Falls
Creek tomorrow to visit the Daughters
of Rebekah lodge at that place.
George w. Sykes spirited gray PAGER
came very nearly getting away from
Mr.. Sykes Saturday afternoon on Main
street. One Of the bold-back straps
breaking was what caused the trouble.
Hazel Kirke," comedy drama at
the Reynolds opera house In the near
future by home talent. The play is be-
ing put on by Mrs. Margaret Gorsline
for benefit OF the Daughters of Rebckah.
Stoppini Guissepi, an Italian. was
killed IN the Reynoldsvillc & Falls
Creek yards at Falls Creek last Thurs
day evening by shifting engine. His
head was completely severed from the
body.
Miss Laura Smith, of Brookville, who
has been the guest Of Mrs A. 2. Snyder
the past week, aud Miss Grace Beck Of
this place, sang q duet In the NJ. f.
church Sunday evening. They are both
sweet singers.
A number OF friends and neighbors
gave Mrs. Terrence, Of West Reynolds
vile, surprise party yesterday. While
she was at neighbors they took pos
session Of her house and carried num-
Der of useful articles rs presents for her.
DR.. w. b. Alexander and wife, +. p.
Alexander and wife and Miss Fannie
Alexander, OF this place, attended the
wedding Of Samuel w. Morgan and Miss
Edua f.. Boyd at the residence Of DR.. II.
V. Spackman, in Dubois, last Wednes-
day.
Knight Bros. creamery butter, made
at Leatherwood, Clarion county, Is the
finest creamery butter on the market.
Herr Detlefs, the cooking teacher that
was here last week, spoke very highly
of this butter. For sale at Robinson &
Mundorif's.
II. Mauchline, who has been book
keeper for the Enterprise Silk Co. at
this place for eight months, has gone to
New Jersey, and e. F. Julius Fischer, OF
Paterson, N. j., Is now bookkeeper at
the silk mill. Mr.. Fischer expects to
move his family here in short time.
The public road on> top of the hill
west of Reynoldsville is the greatest
place in the country for snow drifts.
This road was so badly drifted Thurs
day that Baum's milk wagon could not
get through. Men had to shovel the
snow out to make the road pass
able in the afternoon.
James Patrick, an honest and honor
able Scotchman who resided at Rath-
mel about sixteen years, died last Sat
urday. He owned small store and a
house and lot in Rathmel. John Smith,
OF Rathmel, administrator Of the Pat
rick estate, was in Brookville yesterday
taking out letters OF administration.
There was typographical error In
the West Reynoldsville election returns
published in The STAR last week. Mrs.
Maggie Moore received 48 votes for
school director and Mrs. Mary ]. Mont
gomery 43 votes, but by mistake the
figures were changed, making it appear
that Mrs. Montgomery got 4S and Mrs.
Moore 43.
John Mansell, proprietor Of the Gem
trail Hotel at Rathmel, has had the
hotel repapered throughout and has
bought new furniture. The bed rooms
are nicely furnished. Iron bedsteads,
springs and mattresses in each bed
room. There is also new furniture in
the parlor. Mr.. Mansell has the Gen.
tral well equipped.
James P. Dougherty, a lumberman Of
Fisher, Clarion county, and a brother
of Mrs. S. T. Reynolds and Mrs. G. w.
Fuller of this place, died suddenly in a
lumber camp near Parker Monday, from
a stroke Of paralysis. He leaves wife,
six daughters aud one son. Mrs. Reyn-
olds and Mrs. Fuller went to Fisher
yesterday to attend the funeral.
John L. Campbell, Of Hopkins, was
called to Newport News, Virginia, Fri
day by the serious illness OF a nephew.
Mr.. Campbell expects to visit in Rich
mon1, Va, several days and III return
to Washington, d. c., in time to attend
the Inauguration of President McKin-
ley. Mr.. Campbell will also visit in
Lock Haven before returning to this
place.
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