The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-12

II. NJ. Foltz, teacher OF Foltz school,
Wlnslow township, resigned and the
school board appointed Miss Orpha
Beer to teach that school during the
balance Of present term.
A local institute will be held In the
Baptist church at Sykesvllle next Sat
urday. There will be two sessions, fore
noon and afternoon. A good program
has been arranged for the institute.
In our notice two weeks ago of the
persons who went from Paradise to Den
mark, South Carolina, we unintention-
ally omitted the name Of Jonothan
Deemer, who accompanied the party.
Fortunate Barletto, AN Italian, died
ut his home at Soldier yesterday fore
noon, aged as years. Pneumonia was
cause OF death. Funeral services in the
Catholic church at this place this after
noon.
The Mothers Club meeting In Assem-
bly, hall last Friday afternoon was we'll
attended and was an interesting meet
ing. County Superintendent r. b.
Teitrick was present and delivered an
address.
February 10th, 1902, w. j. Shafrer,
agent OF the Central Accident Insurance
Co., paid Frank j. Black, proprietor of
The Mansion, Reynoldsville, Pa, three
hundred (300) dollars for a dislocated
collar bone caused by fall.
Thomas Madatine and Ben Poali,
two Italians of Shawmut, had hearing
before Squire Powers at Ridgway Sat
urday on the charge Of murder, and the
men were both held for trial at next
term of court, which will be held in
May. Madatine shot and killed James
Heekins January 25th.
Frank Deitz, present proprietor OF
Hotel Belnap, whose lease expires the
10Th of this month, has rented house
on Jackson street and will move out of
the hotel next Monday to give w. w.
Wiley, the new proprietor, possession.
Mr.. Deitz has not fully decided yet
what he will do in the future.
Miss Arcola Proy, a clever vaudeville
actress Of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in
Reynodsville Saturday evening. She
and Albert Harris, Of Reynoldsville,
who has been travelling with a first
class company several seasons, will put
several good plays on at this place,
assisted by some OF the best talent they
can get in Reynoldsville.
L. j. McEntire and wife, who were
visiting in Clarion county, were snow
bound the first of last week and Mr..
McEntire had to leave his wife, horse
and sleigh between snow drifts-with
friends, however-and come home to
look after business matters. Last
Thursday he returned to Clarion county
and brought his wife and horse and
sleigh home.
A. V. Armstrong, generally known
as "Mickie," who resided in Reynolds
vile number Of years ago has engaged
in the coal business at Mahoning, Pa.
James Frazier, formerly Of this place,
who was interested in the Straitwell
Hibbard & Co. coal mines at Fuller. is
mine boss for Mr.. Armstrong. In a
letter to Z. A. Mcconnell Mr. Armstrong
said he needed number of good coal
miners.
John f. Flynn who was partner
with James E. Mitchell in the merchant
tailoring business at this place, and
who intended to continue the business
here after Mr.. Mitchell sold out to him,
finally decided to move his shop to
Clarksburg, West Va, and at noon
Monday he started for Clarksburg.
Mr.. Flynn is first-class tailor. His
many friends were sorry to see him
leave town.
About seven O'Clock last Friday even
ing the hall on first floor of Imperial
Hotel was filled with wood smoke and
on investigation it was found to be issu-
ing from side Of wall in the wash room,
where the chimney from heater goes
through. The chimney had gotten so
hot that the wood against it, where
chimney goes through floor, was smok
ing. but it had been discovered before
it began to blaze. Had it occurred in
the night it would at least have created
some excitement.
The good sleighing is bonanza for
liverymen, but hard on livery horses.
Late yesterday afternoon liveryman f.
G. Burns took a four-horse load of Bap-
tist ladies to Dubois In his columbia"
to attend church. He returned home
in time to take load Of young ladies
to Dubois to attend dance. Then he
brought the Baptist ladies home and
returned TO Dubois in time to bring the