The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-11-20

Inc bankrupt safe OF tne lteVnOluS
and Gorsline estate, that was to have
taken place yesterday, was postponed
for thirty days,
Grant Pierce has moved the Mount
ain Spring Bottling Works from Fourth
street to the frame building in rear Of
Millirens new block.
"Our Jim" will be played at the Rey-
nolds opera house early In December
by members of the True Blue Tenn
perance Society of this place.
This is the time OF year when people
throw pieces of boards and other things
on the public roads, for temporary
crossings, much to the annoyance OF the
supervisors and teamsters.
w. f.. Stormer's new brick residence
at corner OF Fourth and jackson streets
aud the removal of the old wooden
buildings has made a decided improve
ment in the appearance of that corner.
Mrs. j. +. Hinderliter was at North
Freedom Sunday attending the funeral
Of her mother, Mrs. John Milliren, who
died Friday. Mrs. Miliren was about
20 years old. She had been Ill Tor some
time.
Prof. w. +. Zumbro, superintendent
of the Chambersburg, Pa, public
schools, says: "Ariel Sextette Is a
Jewel They gave the finest enter
tainment ever given before our insti-
tute."
Three-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lucas, of Rathmel, died
Monday morning with Group. Funeral
services at residence of parents yester-
day afternoon. Interment In Prospect
cemetery.
Senator William b. Meredith, of
Kittanning, District Deputy Grand
Master of F. and A. NJ, visited the Ma
sonic lodge at this place on 18th inst.
After lodge the Masons took lunch at
Franks restaurant.
George II. Jones, chief cook in Het-
rick's lumber camp at Lynch, Forest
county, spent Sunday and Monday in
this place. Mr.. Jones said there was
fifteen inches of snow at Lynch when
he left there Saturday.
Rev. C. H. Prescott, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, preached in the Baptist chnrch
at this place Sunday evening. Not
withstanding the fact that Rev. Pres
colt is over 20 years old, he preached
with considerable vigor.
Allpersons making fancy work or any
other articles for the bazar will please
take them to the Presbyterian chapel
on Thursday afternoon between the
hours of and 8 o'clock, also articles
intended for "Relic Room"
AT the general assembly of knights
of Labor held at indianapolis. Ind, last
Saturday Simon Burns, of Pittsburg,
was deposed as General Master Work
man and Henry A. Hicks was elected
General Master Workman.
Robbers were prowling around in the
rear of Shick & Wagner's, the postoffice,
H. w. Eason & Cos and Butler Bros
stores Sunday night, but were fright
ened away by Mr.. Butler and several
other gentlemen before they gained an
entrance to any of these places.
The membership OF Mystic Command.
cry No. 3l3, Knights of Malta of this
place, is increasing rapidly, new men,
bers being taken in every week. A class
of thirty-three is now being organized,
to whom the twelve degrees will be
given the same as to charter members.
The central Office OF the Summerville'
Telephone Company will be moved
from DR.. John H. Murray's building to
the second floor OF the Syndicate build
ing this week. Everything is ready to
make the change as soon as new switch
board arrives, which is expected any
day now.
w iii@aa ANo' ehSyf Whc hho Otth
suffering the last eighteen months with
rheumatism, left here to-day for Bloom
field, N. j., to visit few weeks with a
sister, with the hope that the caange
will do him good. Mr.. Northey's num-
erous friends here also hope that the
climate will restore him to health.
There was piece OF ground 20 feet
wide between the Baptist church and
the Baptist parsonage which did not
belong to the church property, but was
owned by M. M. Davis, Esq, until few
days ago when it was bought by the
church people. This gives the Baptist
property 12O feet frontage on Main
street. 1t is valuable property.
The amount OF money raised for bene-
fit OF the persons who suffered loss by
the recent coniagration was $i12. co.:
The distributing committee, Albert