The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-06-05

The handkerchief bazaar held in the
opera house block last Thursday by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church, was a success.
The annual vacation of the court and
jefferson County Bar Association be-
gins June oath Judge Reed will hold
motion court that day, and that will be
the last session OF court until August
ID. j. Thomas, register in East Wins.
low township, has completed his work
and made his report, which is as fol-
lows: Voters 757, children of school
age 1906, births during six months 1873,
deaths 30.
Childrens Day will be observed in the
NJ. f. church next Sunday. A special
program will be rendered morning and
evening. The junior members Of the
Sunday school take part in the morning
exercises and the older members In the
evening.
J. W. Myers. scaler for u. Mcdonald
in the Rathmel camp, who had his
right leg badly injured four weeks ago
by tripping as he was about to step off a
moving engine, was able to return to
work Monday. MIR. Myers spent the
idle time with his family at Lock Hav-
en-.
,bproh at nnIlAis ,,,fll
be rc-opened next Sunday. Rev. Jos.
eph Bennett. of Philadelphia, president
Of the b. Y. u. U. of Pa, will preach
the re-opening sermon Sunday morning
Reynoldsvillo Baptist church, will
preach in the evening.
Ex-County Treasurer John Waite, who
graduated from the Danville Ky. Theo
logical Seminary May 2nd and has been
visiting in Missouri since that time, re-
turned to the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Waite, near this place,
yesterday. His wife has been here for
several weeks.
Miss Clara Carrier, OF Summerville,
who taught school in West Reynolds
Vile last winter, visited in West Reyn-
oldsville last week. Miss Carrier came
up to attend the G. l.. s. G.. picnic,
which was to have been held Thursday,
but was postponed, on account Of rain,
until June llth.
County Treasurer Gil C. Reitz start
ed last week on his round of the county
for the purpose of collecting state and
county taxes. He will be in Washing
ton township next Monday June 10, in
Winslow township June Is, Reynolds
vile June 10, West Reynoldsville June
20. Sec "notice to taxpayers" else
where in this issue.
THE STAR said last week that Joseph
Williams would move his barber shop
In with Jarvis Williams and James De-
laney, in basement OF Hotel Imperial
The change was made Monday. James
f.. Mitchell has rented the room form
erly occupied by Joseph Williams bar
Der shop and will occupy it with his
tailor shop.
A temperance rally under the au-
spices Of the temperance union at this
place was held in the Salvation Army
hall last evening. A prominent fca-
ture OF the evening was the singing of a
large chorus Of voices, composed OF
members of the various church choirs.
Singing and responsive reading made
up the program. A good sized aud
fence was present.
Clarence H. Reynolds, of this place,
who was in New York City last month
taking the examination before the New
York State Board for registered phar-
macist, passed the examination and has
| received certificate. Having receiv-
ed a certificate from the Pennsylvania
State Board as registered pharmacist
two years ago, he can now practice in
ither state.
A. G. Fish, an experienced horticul.
= pbiiob' NhO hoo iphbNu ptOiSC NhCiiihS
er's farm In the suburbs Of West Reyn
oldsville, set out 1900 strawberry
plants last week. Mr.. Fish has over
1000 tomato plants and large amount
, OF other garden-stutf out. A garder
farm is something our town has been ir
= need of for years, and there is no dobb
Mr., Fish will find good market her,
) for his garden stuff.
The attraction in one OF Shick &
Wagner's display windows Decoration
q day was unique and appropriate.
A was so real that some people shuddere(
4 when they stopped to take good lool
at it. There was soldier with
parchment in one hand representa-.
~ Lees surrender. There was a grav