The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-14

for the Punxsutawney fair next week.
Tho Clionian Club one Of the literary
organizations of this place, will hold a
picnic in a grove near West Reynolds
Vile to-day.
Rev. Perry A. Reno, of this place, is
booked to preach sermon to- young
men at the grove meeting in Knox town
ship Saturday.
On account of no orders to be filed,
caused by the great steel strike, the
planning mill at Hopkins has been idle
several days the past week.
There will be preaching in the NJ. f.
church next Sunday evening, but no
preaching in the Baptist and Presbyter-
ian churches Sunday evening.
The annual picnic OF the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians will be held In
Franks Park tomorrow. There will
be large crowd in attendance.
George Donhser was in East Brady
the first Of last week attending the fun
eral Of sister, Lizzie Donhiser, whose
death was caused by stroke OF paraly-
sis.
At the meeting last Wednesday even
Ing to take some actions toward getting
fire engine for use in this borough,
the matter was turned over to the town
council.
Thursday four-year-old lad at Kane
got hold Of a piece Of bread and butter
with trough on rats" sprinkled on it
and he ate some OF it before his mother
discovered what he had. The boy died
Friday evening.
George Meliuger is building 1900
feet of wire fence around part of his
farm above West Reynoldsville. 1t is
woven wire with barb wire on top. The
posts were set with transit and are
perfectly straight,
Miss Jennie Arrowsmith, of Bloss-
burg, Pa, has been elected assistant
principal of the West Reynoldsville
schools to fill the vacancy caused by the
withdrawal OF Binnie McConaughey,
who was elected in July.
Gilbert Lam ontagne. prop ietor Hotel
Lamontagne, the oldest hotel in Falls
Creek, was in town Friday and called
at THE STAR Office. Mr.. Lamontagne
thinks Reynoldsville is good town
and we didn't disagree with him on
that point.
Twenty members of Ada Rebekah
Lodge Of Falls Creek visited Lady Win
slow Rebekah Lodge at this place last
evening. Refreshments were served in
the I. o. o. f. hall before the visitors
returned home. All had very enjoy
able time.
An Arabian from Dubois was in the
neighborhood OF Sykesville a few days
ago trying to sell bird he had crippled
and captured. Constable Null arrested
the chap and took him before Squire
Sykes and the fine and costs amounted
to over $l5. 90.
John Herberling. OF Rochester. N.
Y, has been here the past week setting
up ten sewing machines and button
hole machine in the new department of
the Reynoldsville Woolen Co.'s plant
The sewing machines were bought from
the Standard Sewing Machine Co.
The Weston & Irwin portable saw
mill is now saving on the Simpson tim
ber tract, about four miles out from
town, for Henry Norris. The mill was
started last week. Mr.. Norris has three
hundred and fifty thousand to cut. 1t
will take about six weeks to finish the
job,
A. +. Yost and L. l.. Brown spent
Saturday and Sunday in Putneyville.
They went to New Bethlehem by train
and rode their bicycles from there to
Putneyville. Yost and Brown are good
roadsters on bikes but they would be
''small pumpkins" on a race track, that
is with their present training.
July 18th Miss Binnie McConaughey,
of Marchand, Pa, was elected as
sistant principal of the West Reyn-
oldsville schools, July 10Th she was
elected to fill vacancy in the Dubois
corps Of teachers, and July 9th was
elected supervisory principal of the
Young township schools. Next.
A. Katzen, proprietor Of the peoples
Bargain Store In this place, will open a
store at Big Soldier sometime next
month. 1t will be called the Union
Bargain store. M. Katzen, brother of
our townsman, will have charge OF the
store. James V. Young has the con-
tract for erecting the store room.
He started the work Monday morning.
A Polander was arrested Saturday