The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-06

that I gas company has raised the
price gas to ~ cents per thousand
feet. take effect after this month.
Thennual convention Of the M. f..
Forei Missionary Society OF Clarion
Disir will be held in the Methodist
Episcal church In Dubois on Tuesday
and vdncsday of next week, May IL
and J
An eciion will be held In the lecture
room the NJ. f. church on Thursday
evenk Of next week, May 14th, TO elect
lay ileg,,tc TO attend the Erie Annual
Cunfence to be held al Warren, Pa,
in Seember.
Co,ty Surveyor James B. Caldwell,
of Bpkville, was In town last Friday
makk the preliminary survey on
Four street, from Grant street TO
Dietalley, for the brick paving on
Foun street.
Tire was an error In The STAR last
weehbout the amount OF lumber to be
saweat Hopkins mill to finish up the
worl 1t should have been two hun
dredhousand feet instead OF two hun
drednillion feet.
Ctnty Treasurer Joseph B. Means
has sued notice TO the taxpayers OF
Jeff,son county of the time and places
whe, he will receive county, poor,
bon, state and dog taxes. See the
"noce to taxpayers" in this issue OF
THi5TAR.
Rv. A. j. King, pastor OF the Maple
Aveue Baptist church, Pittsburg, was
the uest Of Rev. A. j. Meek, Ph. D..
in tbs place last Friday. Rev. King
prethed in the Dubois Baptist church
Sunay as a candidate for pastor OF
thachurch.
Mss Maggie Hiles, of Precottville,
was given birthday surprise party
Mohay evening by a number OF her
youg friends. She was presented with
ged ring. Refreshments were served.
Flirb, snip and other parlor games
wer6)layed.
TIE supervisors, tow wnship clerk and
treasurer of Winslow township will
NEE at Franks Tavern in this place on
theirst and third Saturday afternoons
d ech month to pay orders and trans
Gt )ther business that will come under
tier jurisdiction.
Contractor James V, Young and his
bother, David II. Young, were in
Iittsburg last week looking over a
lrge contract Mr.. Young has for erec-
ION of twenty brick dwelling houses.
David Young will go to Pittsburg next
veek to superintend the work.
The following out-of-town people
tere here Thursday attending the
hneral OF Mrs. E. M. Gibson Hon.
Y. B. Meredith, Mrs. Lydia Schotte,
4 Kittanning, Mrs. L. A. Casner, OF
Harrisburg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Truitt,
hrs. w. w. II. Horn, OF Punxsutaw.
ley.
Thursday evening, May I, Staff Cap
hin Armstrong, of Dubois, will give an
Illustrated entertainment In the Saliva
ion Army hall at Reynoldsville for the
lenefit OF the Salvation Army workers
,t this place-to pay hall rent. Two
hundred slides af Pilgrims Progress,
lumber OF slides OF the Prodigal Son
ind hymns will be shown. Price OF ad'
bission 10 cents.
f. Green Corbett, who, with excep'
ton Of several years, has been resi-.
dent OF Prescottville about thirty
years, moved from that place to Sharps
burg last week where Mr.. Corbett has
aposition as fireman on locomotive
II was with regret that the people ol
Prcscottvllle ard Reynoldsville saw
MIR. Corbett and his excellent family
move away from this section.
Wilson Gross, who was resident o
West Reynoldsville number of years
moved To Pittsburg last week. Mr.
Gross and son, Lloyd, went to Pitts
burg a couple OF weeks ago and secured
employment and last week Mrs. Gross
and son, Arthur, shipped their house
hold goods and on Saturday they wen'
to the Smoky City," their future
home. Mr.. Gross and family were goot
citizens and they leave many warn
friends here who were sorry to see then
move away.
Mention was made in THE STAR early
In March that ID. HI. Northamer hai
accepted position as superintendent o
the Philipsburg Planning Mil Co. plan
and that he would sell the cabinet shoI
OF Northamer & Kellock and 60 {,
Philipsburg about the middle of April
Mr.. Northamer failed TO find buyel
for the cabinet shop and his Reynolds
Vile friends began to hope that be hat