The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-06-26

wick's mill Wednesday afternoon OF last
week.
Will Martin, clerk at Hotel Mcconnell.
was down in Armstrong county, along
the Mahoning creek fishing for bass
last week
Punxsutawney Is to have another
national bank, to be called the Farm
crs' National bank. This will make
the third national bank for that town.
Frank T.. Richardson, of Driftwood, II
passenger engineer on the Low Grade
Division of y. r.. r., at one time res
ident of Reynodsville, was in town
Monday night.
Fred L. Radaker and Virginia A. Pot
ter, of Redfern, Clearfcld county, we're
married at the NJ. T.. parsonage in Reyn-
oldsville on Wednesday evening, June
10Th, by Rev. Perry A. Reno.
EX-Shcrir Burns, the liveryman.
whose stable is on Fourth street, has
had sign put on top Of the electric
light pole In front Of Centennial hall.
An incandescent light illuminates the
sign at night,
Lewis f. Hetrick, who spends the
summer on his farm in Washington
township, and the winter in Reynolds
vile, has large strawberry patch on
his farm. He brought 20 bushels of
Strawberries to town Monday
Miss Tacy Dempsey, of West Reyu-
oldsvillc, who has taught several terms
in the public schools of that borough,
has been elected to teach room No. in
the primary department OF the Brook
willie schools the coming term.
Mrs. Charles Hcrpel went to Ithaca.
n. V, Friday to see her son, Harry,
graduate at the Ithaca High school.
Mrs Herpel and Harry will stop AT
Buffalo on their way home aud visit
the Pah-Amcrican Exposition.
a meeting of the stockholders VI the
Reynoldsville Cemetery Company was
called for Friday evening to elect officers
for ensuing year, but Il number of the
stockholders failed to attend the meet.
ing and the election was necessarily
postponed,
Mrs. +. G. Smith went to Williams
port Monday and Mr. Smith will go to
Williamsport the latter part of this
week. This couple have been working
in the silk mill since the mill was first
started, but it is not likely that they
will return to Reynoldsville again.
Elijah Trudgen who went to Oregon
the latter part of April, returned to
this place Sunday. Mr.. Trudgen found
that section of the country crowded
with home-seekers. Forty thousand
persons left Chicago IN April for the
Pacific slope looking for place to
locate.
Mrs. Thomas Wiudle intends moving
her novelty store to the room formerly
occupied by j. T.. Flynn's tailor shop.
AS the room she will move into is
smaller than the one now occupied.
Mrs. Windlc has sold some Of her goods
at auction to reduce her stock for the
new location.
John +. Strauss, who has been taking
a course in piano tuning at the Capitol
School OF Music in Columbus, Ohio, ar
rived at his home near this place Sat
urday evening to spend the summer va
cation. People wanting their pianos
tuned will find John understands that
line of business.
Mrs. Daniel Hetrick, of Beaver town.
ship, committed suicide last Wednes-
day afternoon by shooting herself in the
heart with shot gun. There was no
one in the house with Mrs. Hetrick
when the tragedy occurred. There is
no reason known why she ended her
earthly career in that manner.
Misses Efiie and Edith Clark and Lulu
Black, three young ladies Of Reynolds
vile who have been teaching school
| ScNSldi years. NcHt W pTONC tlly, L u,
Monday to take a two months course
in the Grove City College so that they
will be better prepared to teach school.
They have been very successful teachers.
The three Brookville boys who were
bitten by a mad dog on the 18th inst,
were taken to Pittsburg last week for
treatment. The parents of the boys
were not able to pay the expenses OF
taking the boys to Pittsburg and the
money was raised by subscription. C.
Y. Gordon, Esq, one Of Brookville's
prominent lawyers raised the money.
John McCurdy, AN old resident OF
Dubois, was killed by B., II. & p, R'y
! passenger train on the South Brady
street crossing in Dubois Saturday ev-