The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-22

ming looking after his interests.
Some fine clear ice-fourteen inches
thick-has already been put in some of
the ice houses in town. No one could
ask for or expect to get any finer or
better ice.
A dwelling house owned by A. A.
Millircn and occupied by two Italian
families was destroyed by fire at Falls
Creek Saturday night. Building was
valued at $4,000.
An effort is being made to get can
ming factory located at Big Run that
would give employment to l2j persons.
tteyuoldsylle would be good location
for such factory.
Samuel +. Bell Of Smethport, Pa,
brother Of our townsman, w. II. Bell,
is candidate for the office of prothono-
tary IN Mexican county. Sam'l would
make u good prothonotary.
The West Rcynoldsville town council
has notified the L. II. X. Co. to put up
II street light at the Pike street cross
ing in that borough This action was
taken by town council last week.
Mrs. DR.. II. DeVerc King handsome
ly entertained the Clionian Club at her
home ON Grant street last Thursday af-
ternoon from 300 to 600. The ladies'
| did justice to the fine refreshments
served
James Montgomery, Of Brookville.
engineer on the Driftwood accommoda-
! tiun on r. II. r., was in town Thurs
day. Mr.. Montgomery owns house
and lot on Broad street, West Reyn-
oldsville, and was here looking after IT,
An educational meeting was held in
the public school house at liathmel last
Friday evening. The attendance was
good and the meeting was very inter-
esting. The program consisted of
recitations, songs aud an address by
County Superintendent Y. b. Teitrick
District Deputy d. w. Atwater, of
this place, is organizing Il Protected
| Home Circle at Troutvillr. The miners
strike at Anita interfered little with
the Circle At that place for the present,
but the work Of organizing will be taken
up again after the Circic is organized
at Troutville.
Guy Bros. Minstrels appeared at the
| Auditorium last evening before large
audience, many ladies being present.
The specialties were very good, particu-
larly that Of the Toledo Bros, which
was clever aud far above the average
-Ashtabula, Ohio, Brdco,e. At Reyn-
onldsville opera house tonight.
The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Township Sunday School Associa-
liou will be held in the NJ. Il. church at
Coal Glen on Friday of this week, Jan
uary 2IJh. There will be three sessions,
beginning at 1000 a. M, 80 p. M, and
1880 p. m. A very interesting program
has been prepared for this meeting.
Parents and Patrons Day and Nc
Kinley Day will be observed in the
borough schools January Goth. A
special program consisting of speeches
recitations, &c, will be given in AS
sembly hall from 3l5 to 415 p. m. in
which all the schools will participate.
An invitation is extended TO the public
to attend
Charles J Bangert, editor of Falls
Creek Herald got the diamond ring,
and Charles Barnette,. of this place, got
the horse and buggy that were chanced
of by Francis o. Sutter and Jarvis Will
liams, of this place, last week Ban
CERT will now convince the public that
it is possible for country editor to
wear a diamond ring.
The charter of Mystic Commandery
No. 313, Knights of Malta, will remain
open but short time yet The new
class is filling up rapidly and those de-
string to take advantage Of the charter
rate'shoud send in their applications
without delay, as this is an opportunity
you cannot afford to lose. The Com
madery is on solid basis and is flourish
ing finely.
S. G. Ewing, of Eldred township, one
of the present county auditors and a
candidate for reelection, is one OF the
substantial citizens of Edred township.
He is acquainted with the work required
of county auditor and has proven him
| self good man for the office. Mr.
Ewing respectfully solicits the support
of the Republican voters OF Jefferson
county at the primary election.
! Hon. Henry I. Wilson, of Big Run,
who served one term as Assemblyman
I from Jefferson county-four years ago
/ and is now spakinU tho Rapuhlicnn