The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-26

this place, played "Our Jim" at East
Brady last Friday evening, supported
by East Brady talent.
DR.. b. Il. Hoover, dentist, made a
hotbed in his garden at noon on Mon
day of this week and that evening he
had lettuce for supper.
ID. L. Stanford. farmer residing near
Sandy Valley, lost a valuable COW one
day last week Mr. Stanford says her
death was caused by appendicitis.
Our German Friend" at the Reyn-
olds opera house Thursday and Friday
nights OF next week, April 3 and 4,
under the auspices of the Protected
Home Circle.
A young man had considerable sport
racing his horse up and down Main
street Monday afternoon. Fortunately
for him there were no officers around
at the time.
A. b. Brown. who conducted a shoot
ing gallery in basement OF Syndicate
building since last November, went
over into Clarion county this week to
open a gallery.
Rev. S. G. Stover, Reformed minis
ter of Troutville, will preach in the old
Baptist church at Prescotville on Sun
day, March 30, at 800 p. m. All are
| cordially invited IN attend
Joseph Maize. of Mcdonald, checker
editor of Pittsburg, Dispatch, ID. G.
Whtchill, of Falls Creek, and check
er player from Dubois, were in town
last Thursday and played several games
for pass time.
John Kirker has taken the contract
10 haul 100000 feet Of lumber from
the Smith mill, about p miles out from
Sandy Valley, to the railroad at Sandy
Valley, for $. Shaffer, the lumberman
of this place. Nh Kirker has put four
teams at the job.
What was supposed to be a mad-dog
frightened some of the people who re-
side on Gran; street, near public school
building last Thursday. The frothing-
mouth canine snapped two or three
Grant street dogs before he ran on to
some other part of town.
Last Friday afternoon as Il double
header freight train on p. II. II. was
pulling out Il a siding between Brook
vile aud Summerville several cars
jumped the track On defective frog
aud the passenger train due here at g..
p. m. was delayed two hours.
The Board Of Health was re-organized
last Wednesday evening. with DR.. j. G.
Sayers as president and health officer
and L. j. McEntiro secretary. The
board is composed Of following citizens:
Dr. ]. c. Sayers, James A. McCreight,
j. c. Froehlich, William Mcdonald
and G. J. Corwin.
Harry Martin, who has been with
Butler Bros. in this place a few months,
will go to Mosgrove, Pa, next week
to take charge of restaurant run in
connection with his fathers hotel.
Ridgview Hotel. Harry has had suffi-
cient experience in the restaurant busi-
ness TO make success OF IL.
A rear end freight collision occurred
on the b., r. & p. Ry near Carman
Monday morning. A number Of cars
were wrecked and the track was OBJ
structed for several hours, making it
necessary to run all b., r. & p trains
over the Ridgway & Clearfield R'y
tracks from Carman to Lanes Mills.
A broken axle caused small wr, OK
on the Low Grade Division between
New Bethlehem and Lawsonham Thurs
day morning that delayed trains several
hours. The morning passenger train
did not get through to Red Bank The
Sligo Branch train hauled passengers
from Red Bank to wreck and they were
transferred.
The ''chalk talk" entertainment given
in Assembly hall last Thursday even
ing by Prof. William Most, of Edinboro,
Pa, was not greeted with large at
tendance. Prof. Most in quite an artist,
but he is not as glib-tongued as chalk
talkers usually are. Prof. is u genius
but his audience was not large enough
TO give him the inspiration that he
should have had
T. H. Robinson, Of Menasha, Wis,
who is to be foreman of Sykes Woolen
Mills, Reynoldsville, was In town over
Sunday and left here Monday to visit Il
sister at Wilkesbarre, Pa, and a BROTH
er in New York City until the building
is ready for the placing OF the machine
ry, which will be early in May. Mr..
Robinson is an experienced wooden mill
man. He was with one firm in Menasha
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