The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-05-29

The editors will take In the Pan-Amer-
lean.
The Star Glass Company have let the
contract of making their boxes and
packing the glass the coming season to
Chas. NJ. Dinger, of this place. Mr..
Dinger made the boxes last fall on u
subcontract
The corner stone of new Catholic
church at Falls Creek was to have been
laid Sunday afternoon, but on account
of the inclement weather the ceremony
was postponed until Thursday after
noon of this week.
BY n notice appearing elsewhere in
this issue will be seen that the Oil City
Fuel Supply Co. will advance the rates
On gas after next month. This will
likely be the means of more coal stoves
being fired up next fall than there were
last fall.
Young man, don't you want to buy II
pretty handkerchief for your best girl?
You will find many of them-handmade
ones. lace ones embroidered ones at
reasonable prices at the handkerchief
bazaar Thursday in the opera house
block.
Big posters have been put up at this
place announcing the 9th annual reun-
ion of the Knights Of Pythias First Re-
union District Of Pennsylvania, com
prsiug the counties of jefferson, Indi-
ana, Clarion. Clearfield aud Elk, to bc
held at Johnsonburg June 13th.
Edward Syphrit, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Syphrit, who has been working at
Homestead, is now in Pittsbnrg hos
pital with typhoid fever. 1t was just
about one year ago that Edward had a
hard tussle with typhoid fever at the
home of his parents in Paradise.
Robert Williams, register in West
Reynoldsville, has finished that work
and taken his report to Brookville.
There are 157 voters in the borough
and go children Of school age. During
the past six months there have been 8
deaths and 10 births in the borough.
The Latin & Rand Powder Com
pany, of New York City, is erecting
large plant in western Pennsylvania, at
a place called Punxsutawney, a little
hamlet in Jefferson county suburban to
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Stream published in New York City.
One day last week an Italian went in
to Norihamer & Kellock's picture franz
hing establishment on Main street to
have picture framed which he
claimed was six hundred years old.
The fellow asked $4,000 for the pic
ture. 1t was picture of the Virgin
Mary.
The next quarterly meeting of the
Jefferson County Pomona Grange will
be held in Lyceum Hall, Content, June
18th. One of the subjects for discussion
is, "If trusts are good thing, should
not farmers form them, and organize in
every county," John Norris, OF Para
disc, opens this subject.
THE Searchlight," is the name of a
new weekly paper that was launched on
the journalistic sea at Dubois last Sat-
urday 1t is a seven column. eight
paged paper. 1t is edited by Frank Nc
Michael and Leonard Wight. The first
number OF the paper is bright and
spicy. Success, gentlemen.
Nj. b. Runion, of West Reynoldsville,
was arrested Saturday on charge Of as
sault and battery, preferred by his WIFE,
He was given hearing before Squire
j. d. Woodring and bound over to
court He was unable to get bail and
constable p ]. Ward took him to the
county Jail Saturday evening.
The Mems Christian temperance I'M
ion of Washington township will hold
their next meeting in the Beechwoods
Presbyterian church on Monday even
ing June Bird at eight o'clock. The speak
ers for the evening are S. NJ. Free, M.
D., of Dubois, and Rev. f. p. Britt, OF
Corsica. DR.. Free will present the
medical side OF the temperance question.
The meeting is free and every one is
cordially invited to be present.
The degree team of Reynoldsville
lodge No. S24, |. o. o. F., visited Haz-
eldell lodge at Eleanora Wednesday ev-
ening and conferred the lst degree on
four candidates and the 2nd degree on
two candidates. After the degree work
was over an excellent supper was serv-
ed to the visitors and members OF Haz-
eldell lodge. After supper John Red
deciif and James Orr entertained the
crowd with solos. Mr.. Orr also danced
q jig.
Mr. and Mrs 7 II Dampcav of Hau