The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-05-22

| morrow.
The True Blue Temperance Society
will hold an entertainment and social
In Bells hall next Saturday evening.
Everybody invited to attend Admis-
sion Is cents.
Matt Handley has opened an electro
plating shop in one part of the room
occupied by J. G. Williams barber
shop. near Hotel Belnap. All work
guaranteed.
A new schedule went into effect on
the b., II. 4 p. Sunday. The only
change at this place is that the after
noon train arrives here at l.20, five
minutes earlier.
Mrs. John Waite, who has been ut
Danvillc, Ky, with her husband, re-
turned to this place last week. When
Mrs. Waite started for Pennsylvania
Mr.. Waite started for Missouri, He
will arrive here In about a month.
At the Republican primary election
to be held in Jefferson county Saturday,
June 18th, the following candidates will
BE- voted for: Three persons for dele
| gate to state convention: one person for
coroner; one person for county surveyor.
w. S. Stone, who has been licensed
by the Baptist church to preach, will
fill the pulpit in the Baptist church
| Ag
expects to move to East Brady the fl'
lowing week, this will be farewell SER
mon.
| G. A. Schugars, of Hormtown, who
has been in the southland six months
for benefit of his health, returned to
his home Monday evening. Mr.. Schug
ars was in North Carolina, Georgia,
Florida and Kentucky during his alb
sence.
After the regular meeting OF the
Daughters of st. George in Bells hall
Friday evening a social was held in hon
or of the two members, Mrs. John
Trudgen and Mrs. William Northey
who started for England Monday on a
| two months visit.
G. w. Hoffman. who has been at
Pittsburg as student in the medical
department Of the Western University
of Pennsylvania returned to the home
of his father-in-law, Robert Waite, the
latter part of last week to spend the
summer vacation.
Roman E. Koehler, editor of the Do
nora american, spent Saturday and Sun
day with his family in this place. Mr..
Kochlcr sold his West Reynoldsville
pro cperiy to w. p. Woodring Saturday
nora as soon as he can secure house at
that place.
Thirteen-ycar-old son of Gilbert Eye,
OF Fuller Station, died Sunday morning
from scarlet fever and was buried near
Eleanora Monday forenoon. This is
the second member OF Mr.. Eyes family
to died with scarlet fever inside OF few
weeks. Mr.. Eye is now confined to his
bed with the same disease.
August Boulanger, general manager
OF the new glass plant at Brookville,
will move to that place to-day. Mr..
Boulanger's time does not expire until
the lst of July as general manager Of
the Star Glass Company plant at this
place and he will come up from Brook
vile every day until the lst OF July.
The Helping Hand Society of the NJ.
f. church elected new officers last We'd
nesday afternoon to serve for the en-
suing year, as follows: President, Mrs.
Frank Bates: 1st vice-president, Mrs.
S. s. Robinson; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
C. A. Stephenson; secretary, Mrs. p.
A. Reno; treasurer, Mrs. Albert Reyn-
olds.
A new schedule goes into effect on
the Low Grade Division OF +. II. II.
Sunday. The westbound due here at
6:47 a. m, will be three minutes earlier,
and the train due here now at S:33 a. m.
will be ten minutes earlier. The train
due here nov at ll32 a. m. will be ten
minutes earlier and the 9:35 p. IN. train
will be ten minutes later.
Just two Of the Sunday schools of
town elected delegates to attend the
Jefferson County Sunday School Asso-
citation convention being held In PUNK
l.. 4 -
]. II. Milliren and Miss Ada McEntire
from M. L. Sunday school and Misses
Doshia Brooks and Sadie Hasson from
the Presbyterian Sunday school.
DR.. Clarence Hyatt Reynolds, who re-
Gently graduated from the Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy, returned to. his
home in this place Friday evening.
Clarence was at New York City last
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