The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-06-19

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Children's day exercises, "Flowers of
Juneti1e," in the church at 100 a. IN.
Sunday.
The piles of dirt on Main street are
not only unsightly but are also danger
Gus. An upset may occur from leaving
dirt piled up on the street. When
gathered up it should be hauled away
as soon as possible.
John II. Baum. who has been running
"a milk wagon in Reynoldsville number
Of years, has decided TO quit the dairy
buisnes and will sell his cows, wagons,
teams, milk cans aud some other articles
at public sale on Tuesday, June -. at 90
p. m.
Having procured the agency for the
celebrated Albion sewing machines, we
invite the ladies to call at our store on
June 10Th and Goth, when the machines
will be exhibited by representative of
the manufacturers. Keystone Hard
ware Co.
On Monday of this week the County
Board Of Farmers Institute Managers
met In the county trcasurer's Office at
Brookville and arranged for holding
farmers Institutes at the following
places next spring: Ringgold, Content
aud Aliens Mills.
jess Snyder, while working In the
woods last Wednesday. cut deep cash
IN the top Of his head with an AK. jess
was cutting some underbrush when his
AK caught on an overhead limb, caus-
ing the accident II was narrow cs-
cape from instant death.
Prof. John +. Bower. who was assist
ant principal Of our schools two years
ago has been elected principal Of the
Beayer Falls public schools at salary
Of 10000 per month. Prof Bower is II
bright young man and we are glad To
note that his ability is being substan-
TALLY recognized.
The town council and Electric Light
Company are now trying to get their
difficulty adjusted amicably. A com
mittee of councilmen and Mr.. Ferrin
met in Solicitor G.. NJ. McDonald's Of
flee last night, but the committee will
report to council before anything def
mite is done in the matter.
The Rathmcl ball club played the
Big Run team on the latter's ground
Thursday afternoon. On account of
rain tile game was stopped when Rath-
mel had finished the first half OF sew
enth inning. The score was then 6-1,
but the score at end of fifth inning was
taken, that was 81 in favor OF Rathmel.
Miss Anna Davis, of this place, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. N. A.
Headley at New Kensington few
weeks, has been elected as teacher
in the public schools Of New Kensington
for the coming term at salary of $1,000
per month for Il term of nine months
Miss Davis is a fine young lady and
good instructor.
The Rev. f. II. Vaughan, d. d.. presi-
dent of Soule College, Dodge City, Kan
sas, preached an able sermon in the M.
f. church at this place Sunday evening.
The Soule College, which is located in
new section of the country, is handi-
capped for want of money to complete
the furnishing of the college and DR..
| Vaughan is 10 this section of the country
soliciting aid for the college.
| Four or five months ago John Good
will went to Shamokin, Pa, but on ac-
count of poor health and cold weather,
Mrs. Goodwill did not accompany him,
but remained here with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Gibson. Last week Mr.. Good
will was called here by the serious ill.,
ness OF his wife, who has been confined
to bed about eight weeks. She is suf-.
fering from cancer and there is little
hopes of her recovery.
T. McDonalds log train engine ran
away from Engineer Stephenson on the
hill near Rathmel last Friday morning.
There was no damage done. The grade
is very heavy on the hill and there
were two loaded cars, without brakes,
behind the engine when the engineer
lost control OF the engine. The brake
man and fireman jumped first, but
Stephenson remained at his post until
the engine got beyond control.
Mention was made in THE STAR last
week OF the marriage of William F.
Lott, of Troutville, and Miley Stiles, OF
West Reynoldsville, which occurred on
11th inst. Mr.. Lott is prominent
young man of Troutville, where he is
engaged in the mercantile business.
He has handsome residence on the