The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-10


estiug and instructive. NJ. Z. church,
Thursday evening,
Dr.. Mccoy will visit his Reynolds
vile patients Friday afternoon, April
~. Will stop at Hotel Imperial.
George White, Peter Bigge and Lew
is Wagner of Rathmel. went to West
Penn Junction yesterday to look for
work.
Go to Stokes Thursday and have seat
reserved, without extra charge, for the
Rams Horn man and "The Marks OF a
Prince"
"Uncle Toms Cabin in the opera
house tonight and tomorrow night by
home talent. Tickets on sale at Stokes
drug store.
A rare treat to listen to the Rams
Horn man. THE Marks OF Prince" !"
Reserved seats without extra charge
Thursday AT Stokes.
1t is easy enough to say, "hear both
sides, but il you do it, and both sides
have good takers you are liable to be in
doubt about lot of things
Bing-Stolse Co. gave away over 800
puff boxes as souvenirs to ladies who
visited their new department store Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
The bazaar held by the Helping Hand
Society of the M. T.. church last week
was grand success, Notwithstanding
the bad weather and other things in the
way.
1t is Misses Marie Hepburn and Mar
garet Davis that are clerkiug for the
Bing-Stoke Co.. instead of Ethel Hep
burn and Anna Davis, as stated in THE
STAR last week
Shick & Wagner gave almost 800
beautiful roses aud carnations to visi-
tors at their store Saturday evening,
and the supply was exhausted long be-
fore the crowd quit going
Ralph d. Albright, who intended
starting a plumbing establishment in
this place, has accepted a position as
manager of the Keystone Hardware
Cos. plumbing department.
Why not patronize the Reynoldsville
Steam Laundry in preference to one
outside OF town, as you can get your
laundry on short notice and get good
work. Lace curtains specially.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Il. Stone and family,
OF Allegheny, were the guests of Mrs.
Stones mother, Mrs. j. T. Coax, during
the past week Mr.. Stone is nagman
on the p. & w. and has passenger
run on the "Cleveland Flyer" between
Pittsburg and Cleveland.
Bessie Kathleen, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Russell, died April Bird
with scarlet fever at the home of her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Smith.
in Paradise. Bessie was six years, six
months and twenty days old. Buried
in Syphrit cemetery Saturday.
Barney McCanna was taken to Brook
vile jail last Thursday by Constable p,
j. Ward. The charge against Barney
was for abusing his wife. Barney's case
came up before Judge Reed Monday
and he was sentenced to pay $500 fine,
costs and put up $500 bond to keep
the peace.
Charles II. Young who has been In
the employ Of the r. & F. G. R'y Co.,
for over ten years as night hostler and
extra engineer on the road, resigned
that position Frida' to accept posi-
tion as engineer on dinky engine for
the coal company at Tyler, Pa. Mr.
Young went to Tyler Monday to begin
work at that place.
The Sandy Valley school, of which
Miss Meta D. Coax is teacher, closed g
very successful term last Friday. A
large number of parents and patron:
were present and participated In {
"basket dinner" after which tables
were removed and an excellent program
rendered by the pupils. A photograph
er from Falls Creek took a picture o
the school and guests.
Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John T. Chapman, of Soldier, diet
Tuesday night of last week. Sarah wai
born August %, 1899. Pneumonia wa
cause of death. She was only sick foui
days. Short funeral services were helt
at home of parents Thursday afternoon
April 4th, conducted by DR.. A. ]. Meek
pastor Reynoldsville Baptist church
luterment in the Beulah cemetery.
Richard Taafe, who accepted a posi-
tion as mine boss at Robertsdale, Pa.
few months ago, has resigned his po
sition there on account of strik,
at that place. Mr.. Taafe had all ar