The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-24

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funeral Of James L. Leavy, who died
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Forsht, OF Lock
Haven, spent last Thursday with the
latter's sister, Mrs. ]. G. McEntire, In
West Reynoldsville.
Members of the Pennsylvania State
Editorial Association are enjoying the
summer outing OF the Association at
Atlantic City this week.
Prof. o. B. Kern, OF Landisburg, Pa,
who was assistant principal OF our
schools during the recent term, was In
town the first OF this week.
Mrs. Rstons Sunday school class will
hold cake sale Saturday afternoon In
the Keystone Hardware Co.'S window.
A liberal patronage is solicited.
Mrs. James T. Reynolds and son and
daughter, Marvell and Edna, of Johns
town, Pa, are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Samuel Ressler, on Fifth
street.
The mercantile tax will have to be
paid to the county treasurer same as
heretofore, but the treasurer will not
make trip over the country to receive
the tax.
r. E. Scott, Bradford, is visiting rel
atives in town. Ralph is bookkeeper
for piano firm OF Bradford and he
does not miss an opportunity to try to
sell piano.
Rev. Perry A. Reno was at New
Bethlehem this week attending the
semi.annual meeting OF the Clarion
District Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The annual vacation OF the Jefferson
County Bar Association began on Mon
day of this week, June 22nd, and will
end July 20. The law offices OF the
county will be closed during that time.
"Why Men Don't Attend Church"
will be Rev. DR.. A. j. Meek's subject at
the Baptist church next Sunday eve
ming. This will be the second sermon
on this subject.
At the meeting Of the Clearfeld
Baptist Association in Dubois last
week, Rev. DIR. A. j. Meek was appoint
cd messenger to the State Missionary
Society meeting at Lewisburg next
October.
Jarvis and Joseph Williams, ex-
perienced BARRIERS, have bought Robert
j. Thomas barbershop, next door to
postofiice. The new proprietors took
charge of the shop Monday morning of
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"My Old Keystone Home" is the title
of song and chorus composed by Elmer
E. Beck and published by j. p. Haskins
& Son, of Reynoldsvllle. Mr.. Beck
left copy OF his song in our sanctum
last Friday.
Frank A. Herpel, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. W. Herpel, of this place, went to
Wilmington, Del, last Saturday to ac-
cept good position In the Office OF the
Repauno Chemical Co. Frank is fine
young man.
L. w. Robinson, general manager of
the r. & p. G. & I. Co., was in Reyn-
| oldsville last Friday on his special car,
which is combination coach aud en-
| gine. The engine is under the car. 1t
is small engine.
A beautiful and fragrant Kaiserin
Augusta Victoria rose, which was
grown on the lawn OF Mrs. G. M. Rea
In Winslow township, was brought to
our sanctum Monday. When fresh the
rose measured Al inches in diameter.
The Clearfeld Baptist Association
meeting held in Dubois last week
was well attended. Thee were over
one hundred delegates and number
of visitors present. The Association
meets at Barnesboro, Pa, next year.
Mrs. David Jones and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Merton Jones, who were in
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Merton Jones had an operation per-
formed In the Jefferson Hospital, re-
turned to their homes in this place last
week.
p. T. Walsh, the West Reynolds
vile grocer, has had an addition built
on to his store-room and he's had the
entire building nicely painted, which
makes a decided Improvement on
corner OF Broad and Pike streets from
what it was year ago.
Frank McCann, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Rev. and Mrs. Earle, Mrs. Edith Leon
ard and daughter, Miss Mary, and Miss
Dosia Miles, OF Ansonville, Pa, and
Sam'l Miles, of Mcpherson, Pa, were
visitors at home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
L. Miles on Main street during the past
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