The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-03-25

public Is invited
Miss Mollie Mcdowell, teacher OF New
Bethlehem High School, came up TO at
tend the contest Friday evening and re-
mained until Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Scheafnocker.
Wednesday, April !, Kaufman's Bar
gain House will open in the Reynolds
block, next door to Coolers jewelry
store, with a full line Of clothing, dry
goods, boots and shoes.
Mrs. G. Newell Meeker, OF Ovens
boro, KY, who was called here early in
February on account OF the death Of her
father, Lawyer G. Mitchell, left here
yesterday morning for Owensboro.
Program for the Mothers Club meet
ing to be held in Assembly Hall Friday
afternoon at $3.50 p. M: Piano solo,
Erma Robinson song, Marion Harris
address, Prof. G. w. Lenkerd discus
sion.
Ten new members were initiated In
the Protected Home Circle at Falls
Creek Monday night. A banquet was
held after the initiation. District
Deputy d. W. Atwater, Of this place,
assisted in the initiation.
Dame Rumor says that large tile
plant will be built at Sandy Valley this
summer. However, Senator" Cox
don't know anything about the pro-
posed new industry. The new coal
works being opened near Sandy Valley
is sure to give that town "boom" this
year even If the tile plant is not built
there.
Anna Swab, who would have been
sixteen years old in June, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swab Of Winslow
township, died at home of her parents
at $50 p. IN, March 20, 1908, from
pneumonia Funeral service will be
held at Chestnut Grove Lutheran
church at 2.00p. m. to-day, conducted
by Rev. j. H. Myers, OF Reynoldsville.
The law prohibits the catching OF
trout before April Is. Fine for viola
tion is s25. 1t further provides that no
trout less than six inches in length
shall be taken from any stream. Fish
wardens say the law requires them to
examine baskets and they propose to do
so. The fine is $40 for each and every
one trout found in any ones possession
that is under lawful size.
The measuring social held at DR.. ].
G. Kings residence last Thursday eve
ming, under auspices OF Mrs. G. H.
Rea's class OF Baptist Sunday school,
was we'll attended. The receipts
amounted to $500. There was bible
hero contest and salad leaf contest.
Miss Maud Rea got the prize, a fine
bible, in bible contest, and Miss Anna
Belle Mcclure got the prize, angel
cake, In salad contest.
New Bethlehem was visited with
ga, 900 fire Thursday night Of last week.
The general store Of G. E. Andrews
Sons was totally destroyed and First
National Bank building was badly
damaged. The second story of the
store WAS ablaze when the fire WAS first
discovered. Origin OF fire is unknown.
The fremen were prompt to respond to
fire alarm, but when water was turned
on the hose bursted, delaying work Of
fremen and giving fire good start.
The appearance Of the hill across the
creek from Sandy Valley is being rapid
ly transformed. The two mine open
ings which were made last are now
being worked, long incline has been
built from the mine, which is high on
| the hill, to the switch OF the r. & f.
| G. R'y built at base OF the hill, and near
! the mouth of the mine stable and
engine house are now being erected.
| Two large boilers have been put In
place and an engine will be set this
week.
]. M. King, A. P. King, ]. v. Young,
David H. Young, Edward Jennings,
Fred ]. Butler, j. G. Hirst, John Fl.
Kaucher, Henry Herpel, F. A. McCon-
nell, and Ira s. Smith, members
Of the Masonic lodge OF Reynoldsville,
are In Wiliamsport this week attend
ing the dedication OF the Howard
Memorial Cathedral. All the above
named gentlemen but Messers. Nc
| Connell and Smith, who are already
32nd degree Masons, will be initiated
In the 32nd degree while at Will
Transport.
The following Knights Of Pythias Of
Reynoldsville, accompanied by their
wives, went to Punxsutawney Monday
evening on trolley cars and visited the
Punxs'y X. Of P. lodge William Cop
ping and wife, John Trudgen and wife,
William Northy and wife, Charles
| MOhney and wife, George Harding, ].