The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-03-11

| Two new students entereu Jne tteyn-
oldsvile Business College this week,
Miss Susie David, OF Rathmel, and
Samuel Lingenfelter, Of Punxsutawney
Lee B. Humphrey, representing the
Humphrey Brick & Tile Co., OF Brook
Vile, was In Reynoldsville yesterday
looking after some business for his
company.
The Summerville Telephone Com
pany has put phone In W. f. Storm
ers meat market In this place, one In
Mrs. Handyside's store and McCreights
grist mill In Prescottville.
J.C. Brochey has been appointed to
collect the state and county taxes In
West Reynoldsville borough for 1902,
which remained unpaid when Tax Col
lector Dempsey resigned last fall before
going to California.
Rev. II. T. Chisholm, who has been
In the south for some time, has returned
| TO Falls Creek and resumed his labors
as pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
He preached his first sermon on Sunday.
Falls Creek Herald.
DR.. w. B. Alexander, s. NJ. Nc
Crsight, Solomon Shaffer and F. ID.
Smith were over In Butler county this
week looking after the new coal works
the Bessemer Coal Mining Company, of
which they are members, is opening.
The Nelly Lyons Healy Stock Com
pany concluded three nights engage
ment at .he Reynolds opera house last
Saturday evening. The patrons OF the
show were we'll pleased with the man.
ner In which the plays were presented.
A tramp was selling cheap jewelry
10 town Monday forenoon, but when
Burgess Simmons caught him at II, he
gave the tourist" short notice TO get
out of town and the fellow promptly
took the hint and skipped out to another
town.
| A number OF Odd Fellows from Lind
sey will visit the l. o. o. F. lodge at
this place next Saturday evening. They
will bring several candidates with them
for second degree. The Reynoldsville
degree team will put them through the
second degree.
The following young ladies went to
Punxsutawney on the trolley cars last
evening to attend party at Charles
Eberharts: Misses Pauline Miller,
Joan and Geneva Milliren, Mary and
Kittie Windle. Vera Burns, Leona
Baum, Lena Hies.
Hon. Walter M. Chandler, the New
York lawyer who lectured In Assembly
hall last Friday evening, paid the aud
ience high tribute before he began
his lecture. We believe Mr.. Chandler
meant what he said, for he was certain
ly standing before an intelligent and
good looking audience.
Mrs. j. w, Gillespie fractured the
small toe OF her left foot week before
last in peculiar manner and did not
know the toe was broken until latter
part OF last week. Mrs. Gillespie was
walking from bathroom to bedroom and
struck her toe against chair that was
standing in hall, breaking the toe
square off,
A corps OF surveyors representing the
Iroquois Coal Company Is here this
week running survey lines at Brock
Mines on the east side The work is
being done under the direction Of
Engineer Hurst and he is being assisted
by A. II. Swartz and Atmore Shaffer,
two well known Reynoldsvile young
men. .-Brockwayville Record.
The Pittsburg Dispatch gives free
Mother Goose Paint Book to children
who secure five persons TO take the Sun
day Dispatch for ten weeks. You don't
have to collect any money from the
subscribers. The book is great edu-
cational novelty and sells at 81. 80 each
Every child should have one, and any
one can get five persons to take Pitts
burg's great Sunday newspaper for ten
weeks Write to the Dispatch for
blanks.
G. j. Arnold, who was proprietor Of
the meat market In West Reynoldsville
over two years, has sold his market to
Squire Stanley G. Austin. Mr.. Arnold
does not know yet what business he
will engage In, but expects to rest up
little and collect some Of his outstand-
ing bills before he engages In other
business. Squire Austin, who has re.
sided In West Reynoldsville number
OF years, is we'll known to the people OF
this section.
The auditors OF WiDslow township
met at the City Hotel in Reynoldsville