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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Got Their Sentences Monday.

On Monday morning Of this week
Judge John w. Reed sentenced tho fol-
lowing persons, who were tried In the
criminal court OF Jefferson county last
week and found guilty:
Carmlnc pasquzzi, second degree
murder; fifteen years In the ponitcn-
tiary.
Emmit Robinson, larceny nino
months In work house.
Samuel StoiTer, larceny; nino mouths
Ia work house.
William Stoirer, receiving stolen
goods one month In county Jail.
Frank Stoffcr, larceny; four months
In work house.
James McEwon, shooting with intent
to kill three years in penitcntiary.
M. j. Brown, rape three years In
penitontiary.
Thomas Versho, rape ; eighteen
months In ponitentiary.
Arthur Carney, rapo Huntingdon
Reformatory.
Frank Huffman, rape Huntingdon
Reformatory.
Louis Markoski, forgery; nine months
In work house.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Going to California.

At noon tomorrow aparty OF Reyn-
ollsville people will start on trip to
San Francisco, CAL, to attend the
Knights Templar Triennial Conclave.
They go from here via Buffalo, N. Y.
Will spend day in Chicago, one day In
Salt Lake City and three days at Col
orado Springs on their way out to San
Francisco and will stop at a number OF
places on the return trip, including the
Worlds Fair at St. Louis. The party
from here will be made up Of the fol-
lowing persons w. G. Murray and
wife, DR.. John Fl. Murray, Miss Olevia
Murray, Thomas McMillen, wife and
two daughters, L. ]. McEntire, VIM.
Coping, Clarence Fl. Reynolds, Mrs.
Hattie Morrow, Miss Ida Reynolds.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT FRIDAY.
Lewis Yates Had Right Arm Torn on on
Picking Machine.

Lewis Yates, an employe at the Reyn-
oldsvllle Woolen Co. plant, had his
right arm torn of above the elbow on a
burr picker machine about 2.30 p. m.
last Friday. The picking room Is In n
small brick building near the main
building and Yatos was In the picking
room alone when the accident occurred,
and his agonlzing cries drew outsiders
to the picking room before tho employees
OF the mill know Of the distressing ac-
cident. The burr picking machine
runs ut n speed Of 600 revolutions per
minute and has teeth on IL six inches
long. The machine Is covered no that
there Is no danger Of u person getting
caught In IL, aud no one Ia supposed 10
raise tho lids 10 uncover tho picker
when IL Is running, but Yates was In n
hurry and he kicked of tho bolt, raised
the lid and began wlping tho cylinder
before the machine stopped and his
right arm was caught and torn of above
the elbow. Mr.. Yates arm was bent 30
machine caught IL at elbow and tho
hand and forearm we're not torn 10
pieces. Mr. Yates head was almost
caught In the machine, as there are
the marks Of two teeth on right side Of
his hoad. Had the speed Of tho ma
chine not been slackened considerable
before the accident, Mr.. Yates would
have been instantly killed. Tho doctors
amputatcd tho stub OF arm at tho
shoulder. Mr.. Yates has wife and
two children. Had been an cmploye at
the woolcn mill four years.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
A Very Old Horse.

Perhaps the Oldest horse In the state
is owned by Frances Delorme, farmer
OF Winslow township. Mr.. Delormc
raised the horse from a colt, and for
twenty-five years IL did faithful service
on the farm. Thinking the animal had
earned the right to live at ease the re-
mainder OF its days, Mr.. Delorme, who
has himself reached the age Of S2 years,
decided that the horse should enjoy its
we'll earned leisure by receiving the
best treatment he was capable OF giving
1t. Accordingly it is regularly fed and
cleaned, allowed to roam through the
green fields In summer and kept in a
warm stable in winter, and looks fat,
sleek and contented. The horse is now
In the thirty-third year of its ege.-
Punxsutawney Spirit
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24

A. d. Siple, Mrs. E. S. Miller, of
Jennings, Md, Mrs. James G. George,
Of Vandergrift Heights, Pa, B. F. Siple
and wife, of Croyland, Pa, ]. X. Siple,
of Lanes Mills, and Miss Clara Siple,
who was visiting in Williamsport, were
called here to attend the funeral OF their
little nephew, Harry Cooper, who died
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Henry S. Fry, who will preside
at the pipe organ at the recital August
3lst, at the Baptist church, is organist
in st. Stephens Episcopal church In
Philadelphia and is. said to be one OF
the finest pipe organ players in the city.
Don't fail to hear him.
$1,000 accident and health insurance
for $500 per year. Inquire Of G. M.
Mcdonald.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
The Ladies OF Punxs'y.

Punxsutawney is said to have tho
prettiest women In all christendom, duo
largely, no doubt, to plenty Of outdoor
exercise and regular bathing; but OF
late we are told they are losing their
good looks worrying over lack Of good
pure water for domestic purposes. n
they would come over to Now Bethlo-
hem we could furnish them the simon
pure article right from historic old Red
Bank at flrst-class city prices. New
Bethlehem Ledder.
Firstly-Bro. Hepler has not seen
the beautiful and lovely women Of our
town or he would not refer TO tho PUNK
sutawney women as "the prettiest wo-
men In all christendom.
Secondly-If the Punxs'y people come
to Reynoldsville we can furnish them
with pure spring water and will not try
to palm creek water of on them as the
"simon pure article"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Four Generations.

A baptism was performed in the
Trinity Lutheran church at this place
on Sunday, August IA, In which four
generations were represented when the
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Egan was
baptised. The mother, Mrs. Minnie
Egan, the grandmother, Mrs. Kane, of
Prescottville, and the great grandmoth-
or, Mrs. Dincune, OF Rathmel, and also
baby aunt, younger than the child bap-
tised, were at the altar when the sacra-
ment was administered.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Wedding Anniversary.

Thursday, August IS, 1904, was the
twenty-sixth anniversary Of the mar
riage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mlnowezer,
OF Eldred township, parents, OF Mrs.
Frank A. Hassan, Of West Reynolds
vile, and the event was celebrated by q
party OF fifty neighbors and friends as
sembling at their home, among whom
were the following seventeen people
from Reynodsville: Frank Hassan and
wife, N. 7. Rhodes and wife, Mrs. l..
Anderson, Mrs. Samuel Brilliant, Mrs.
Daniel Brewer, Mrs. f. S. Brewer, Mrs.
Elmer Woodward, Mrs. John Hasson,
Mrs. James Degnan, Mrs. Dennis Boil
ger, Mrs. N. w. Drake, Mrs. G. r.
Yuengert, Mrs. ]. N. Small, Mrs. S. NJ.
Slple, Mrs. Joseph Landschutz. An ex-
ira fine dinner was served. The guests
from this place enjoyed the day very
much.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
China Wedding.

On Wednesday, August 10th, 1904,
the many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Daughcrty gathered at their home TO
help them celebrate the twentieth an-
nlvcrsary Of their marriage. The celc-
bration came rs complete surprise TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Daugherty, IL being nee
ossary TO invent some excuses 10 pro-
vent Mr.. Daugherty from going TO
Brookvlle on that day The number
present was unusually large oven for a
community noted for such gatherings.
10 was estimated that there were not
less than two hundred present. Dinner
was served TO all, and TO all who are ac-
quaintod with Boochwoods people IL
will bo sufficient to say there was some
thing TO eat. After dinner speeches
appropriate TO the occasion we're do
liverod by Rev. Fllson, Archie McCul-
Tough, Prof. Howard Smith, Of Law
renceville, N. j., Attorney II. B. Nc
Cullough, Of Brockwayvlllo, G. Good
lander, OF Clearlield Co., and DR.. S. M.
Davenport, OF Dubois. Others we're
called on, but IL being 80 soon after din
ner, Expressed themselves as being too
full for utterance. Mr.. and Mrs. Daugh-
erty were tho recipients OF a number OF
useful and valuable presents, among
which was handsome sldeboard. The
occasion was most enjoyable one and
all united in wishing tho bride and
groom Of twenty years happy and
prosperous future.-Beeohwoods cor
respondent TO Falls Creek Herald.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
rhe Koon.KoIn Klub,a ou,Inr.

The first annual outing OF tho Koon
Korn Klub was held on Thursday eve.
ming Of Last week at the Reynoldsvillc
Camping Club grounds adjoining the
Stevenson farm In Boechwoods. The
rigs began conveying the members TO
their destination at four o'clock and
by tho timo the roll was called forty
sturdy knights announced themselves
as present and awaiting the command
10 begin operations on tho product rem
dored immortal by our prlmcval natives.
The repast served was one that would
have ticklod tho palate OF Epicurus
himself, had ho been fortuato enough
10 be present, and consisted OF thirty
flvo Of the present seasons output from
the honnery, twenty-five dozens Of
roasting cars, coffee, rye bread, ot
cctora. Whlea all did justice 10 the oc.
casion In the eating line, yet II Is stated
on good authority that Albert Reynolds
got away with three dozen ears OF corn
and two spring chickens. While this
is record Of which any knight Of the
tossilod stock may feel proud, yet "Dea-
con" Taper went him one better In the
consumption Of fowls.
A business meeting, presided over by
the president was held after all had
eaten their fiji, and bylaws 10 govern
the organization were adopted. Tho
membership IL limited 10 fifty. but the
applications far exceed that number.
During tho evening John Welsh, the
"violinist from the dismal swamp" at.
tempted TO paralizo tho audience by
rendition OF "Pop Goes Tho Weasel"
but he got no farther than an attempt,
as ho was siozed by strong hands and
dire threats were made against him II
no did not deslst.
Al seasonable hour for nn occasion
OF this nature, the event was brought
TO close with proper exercises and tho
homeward journey was begun. Follow
Ing Is list Of the members present.
g. w. Flynn, w. w. Wiley, G. f.
Hoffman, Alb. Reynolds, Charles Nc
Sherry, Thomas Green, John Conser,
j. V, Young, M. j. Miller, Alex Riston,
James t.. Mitchell, j. o. Edelblute,
George Hughes, Thomas Taper, r. A.
Hardman, G. =. Koerner, J. w. Daw-
son, James Hughes, John O'Haro, w.
A. Loding, Carmino Marnaro Harry
Lavo, w. r. Cox, j. ID. Swanger, Geo.
Mellingor, Richard Ramsey, John A..
Welsh, A. b. Weed, M. Il. Weed, A. Y.
Snyder, DR.. j. w. Foust Chas M. Din
ger, j. G. Scott, Warren w. Deible,
Henry Redding, Thos G. Shields, Clark
McClclland, Ira Smith, J. Luding, J.
B. Caldwell.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Negro Dropped Dead.

Jim Summers, a colored man who was
employed on the b. & S. railroad grade
at Sykesville, dropped dead at the b.,
II. & p. station at Sykesville about 4 We
o'clock last ST turday afternoon. Heart
failure was cause OF his death. Under
taker j. II. Hughes brought the body
to his undertaking rooms in this place
Saturday night and buried 1t, without
ceremony, in the Reynoldsville Gene
terry last evening at the expense Of JEFF
ferson county, as the negro had no
money nor friends. Where he came
from or where his relatives live no one
knows. He was large jet black fellow
and was about forty years old.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Both Hands in Slings.

Monday, August Ord, James Cochran,
painter, had his left wrist broken and
was otherwise injured by falling of n
ladder while painting G. +. Hoirman's
dwelling on Hill street. Mr.. Cochran's
right wrist was badly swollen and IL
was thought that IL was only bad
sprain, but last week the doctor discov-
cred that one bone OF right wrist was
fractured and now Mr.. Cochran has two
slngs around hs neck one for zach hand.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
a Little OF EV6ruthln0.
Brookville fair next week.

DTOOkNlllc lulT HcNb Wtch.
Punxsutawney fair this week.
The merchants will not hold picnic
on Labor Day.
The Keystone band gave concert At
Soldier Monday evening.
A leap year dance was held in the
Reynolds Park last night.
Reid Cathcsrt smashed the large
finger OF his left hand several days ago.
A number Of Reynoldsville people
will attend the Punxsutswney fair to-
morrow.
About three hundred people attended
the North reunion at Highland Park
last Thursday.
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association sold So, 400 at the monthly
meeting Monday.
Five hundred people attended the
Pifer reunion at Wisbaw Park on We'd
nesday of last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. B. Mitch
ell Saturday morning, August 20, 1904,
"a ten pound daughter.
About seventy-fve Reynoldsville peo-
ple took in the harvest home picnic at
Alcola Grove last Thursday.
Hershel Barry had the large finger OF
his right hand smashed while at work
at the tannery last Thursday.
There will be preaching in the hall
at Pardus next Sabbath, Aug, 2Sth, at
$40 p. IN. by Rev. G. Fl. Hill.
The grangers and farmers OF Paradise
will hold picnic at Wishaw Park on
Friday of this week, August 26.
Quite number of tickets have al
ready beeu sold for the pipe organ re-
cital In the Baptist church Aug. 3lst.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will hold market at Lidle's hardware
store next Saturday afternoon and eve.
]. Malcom Eufer, eight month old
son OF Harry F, Eufer, died at $50 this
morning. Funeral Tomorrow afternoon.
Frank A. Walker, who bought the
restaurant in the Centennial building
about month ago, has closed the res
taurant.
The school board of this borough pur-
chased the Young Mems Reading Asso-
citation library last week TO add to the
public school library.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Will be Built Next Year.

Mr.. Daniel Nolan, sr., Of this place,
who superintended tho construction Of
the Pittsburg, Summerville & Clarion
railroad, between Summerville and
Clarion, and who boarded at the same
house with tho chief engineer Of the
surveying corps Of the much talked Of
railroad from Franklin TO this section,
says the new railroad will surely be
built next year. The survey is being
made and rights Of way bought. Four
teen miles OF tho new railroad, from
Oil City to East Sandy, six miles south
Of Franklin, is now being graded and
will DO completed between those two
points this fall.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Candy Factory.

aeynoldsvillc is TO have candy fac
tory, to be known as tho Reynoldsville
Candy Works. II will be located In the
Nolan block, next door to Nolan shoe
store. The basement Is being fitted up
for the candy factory where candies,
ice cream, fruit Havors and extracts will
be manufactured. Candy will be sold
at retail and wholesale. John p.
Athcnian and Steven Mallos are pro-
priotors of the new candy factory. They
expect to be ready to open their store
and factory Saturday, September 10th.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
]. A. Vasbinder Dead.

EI-Burgess J. A. Vssbinder, OF Du.
Bois, brother Of Photographer w. II.
vasbinder, OF Reynoldsville, died in
Chicago, H., Sunday evening, Mr..
Vasbindsr had been suffering for several
years with dropsy and had gone to
Chicago on the 10Th inst. to consult a
specialist. Mrs. Vasbinder accompanied
her husband to Chicago. Tho body will
be brought TO Dubois and from there to
Brookville for interment. Deceased
WAS forty-three years old. He is sur
vived by = wife, one son and one daugh-
ter, three brothers and three sisters.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Small Boy and Match Did II,

Rev. J. T.. Deans stable, with two
and onc-half tons OF hay, was burned
Wednesday afternoon Of last week, the
day aftcr the golden wedding colobra-
tion. A hvc-ycar.old grandson OF Rov.
Dean got match, crawled up into tho
haymow and sct the hay on fire A Sis
ter OF the lad saw the fire, ran TO the
barn and got the boy out OF the haymow
In tImo to save him from being burned
10 hcnLh.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Harry Samuel Cooper.

Harry Samuel, little son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. John w. Cooper, died Mt their
homo in West Reynoldsville August 20,
1904, at 3.15 p. M, after an illness OF
three or four days. He was born March
"a, 1900, and was an interesting boy.
Funeral services were held at the home
on Tuesday, Aug. %, at 200 p. m, con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. A. J. Meek. The
interment was made in the Reynolds
vile cemetery. Many and beautiful
flowers covered the casket. Harry Is
gone but not forgotten.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Grand Jury Prcsentment.

In the presentmont Of the grand jury
for the August session OF the jefferson
county court we find the following
We find the Court House in good coz
dition, the various Offices and fixtures
In good condition. We find tho county
jail In very bad condition IA TO arrange
ments and compared with other county
buildings : would recommend that
there bo iron bars placed on windows OF
hospital room, and doors be made Sc
cure, as IL is sometimes necessary TO
keep prisoners there that should not be
put in the Jail. The Jail is in as good
condition as could be expected, consid-
ering the age and construction Of same.
We recommend that the Commission
ers construct jail building that cor
responds with the other county build
ings, and that it be done as soon as pos
siblo.
The County Home we find in a very
neat and satisfactory condition and the
superintendent deserves much credit
for tho manner in which it Is taken care
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Death Of Mra. Henry Lvons.

Mrs. Ellen Lyons, wife OF Henry
Lyons, Of Prcscottvllle, died at their
residences on August 18th, 1904, after
an Illness Of fcw weeks. She was
born May 20, 1891, near Dubois, Clear
field Co, Pa. Her maiden name was
Eye, she being n daughter Of Samuel
Eye. She was married 10 her surviving
husband In December, 1850, In Clear
fold. In tho year 1879 she made pro-
fcsslon Of religion and was baptlsed by
Rov. 9. II. PRESCOTT into tho Prescott
Vile Baptist church. Mrs. Lyons was
faithful to bor Master, but for several
years she was unable TO attend Divine
services worry much. Her parents were
pioneers In this section of Pennsylvania
They made their own clothing and bed
clothing by hand. She IL survived by
her aged husband and tho following
children: Herbert NJ, of Plttsburg,
Geo. w. and Lewis, OF Dubois, Jas. A.,
Of Falls Creek, Miss Annie, at homo,
and Mrs. jennie Wilson, of Rockton,
Pa. Funeral services were held Aug.
10 at l.30 p. m. In the old church build
Ing In Prcscottvilo and was largely at
tended. The services were conducted
place In the Reynoldsvilo Cemetery.
Undertaken Hughes had charge Of the
funeral
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Good Entertainment.

G. II. Pender's entertainment held
forth on Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings last, and we must say that it was
the most pleasing exhibition that has
visited our city in many years. The
large and delighted audience was kept
in roar of laughter from the opening
of the performance to the finish. Mr..
Fender is one OF the best ventriloguists
and sleight-of-hand performers in the
United States. Everybody that can
stand 1t to laugh couple OF hours
should be sure and spend an evening
wherever he exhibits.-Oneida IN. "
Union. At Reynolds opera house Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
SECOND DEGREE MURDER.
carmine Pasquzzi Gets Fifteen Years in
the Penitentiary.

Carmine Pasquzzi, an Italian who
was tried In the jefferson county court
last week on the charge OF killing Tony
Bruno at Big Soldier on Sunday, July
Ord, was found guilty Of murder In the
second degree. The case was given to
the jury about 4,30 p. m. last Thursday
and at nine o'clock that evening th,y
brought In a verdict as above stated
Monday morning Judge Reed sentenced
Pasquzzi to fifteen years In the penl-
tcptiary,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24

The following members OF Rathmel
Grange No 1854, attended the Grang-
erH' picnic at Hunters Grove, Knox
township, on Wednesday Of last week:
o. II. Broadhead and wife, j. X. Wom-
cldurf aud wife, g. o. Spraguc and wife,
A. w. Mulholland and wife, George
and Norman Spraguc, Neil McGarey,
David Pierce, Harry Bailey, Gerald
Lyons and Clcon Kochcr.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
First Passenger Train Saturday.

The Pittsburg, Summerville g. Clar-
ion railroad, sixteen mile line between
Summerville and Clarion, will be opened
for passenger traffic on Saturday, Au-
gust 27, and regular passenger trains
will be run over the road after that
date. Daniel Nolan, OF this place, one
OF the contractors, superintended the
construction OF this new railroad.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Corn Supper.

The Helping Hand Society was to
have served corn supper in the base
ment Of the M. e. church tomorrow
evening, but the supper has been post
poned until Tuesday evening Of next
week, August 80. Supper from 500 to
100; price 25 cents. Menu: Roasting
ears, corn fritters, corn mullins, cold
meats, salads, pickles, bread and butter,
apple sauce, coffee, desert.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Elocution and Physical Culture.

Prof. Hughes, Of the Reynoldsville
Business College, is considering organ
izing class in elocution and physical
culture. Miss L. Grace Beard, grad
uate Of Ralston University, Washing
ton, d. c., one OF the best In the coun-
try, has been conditionally engaged to
take charge. All persons wishing to
take course in elocution or physical
culture will please notify Prof. Hughes
at once by postal or otherwise.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Now Ready for Business.

Our buildings are not completed, but
we can take care OF your wants just the
same. Nothing too large or too small
to receive our best attention. Highest
quality Of material and workmanship,
lowest possible price, is our method of
securing orders. Visit our plant and be
convinced that we have every one
skinned a mile on machinery, black
smithing and sheet metal work of every
description.
AMERICAN Production Co.,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
Miniature Volcano.

A miniature reproduction Of Mt Yes
uvius In eruption was to Nc seen st tho
old Sherwood mine, above Sandy Val
Icy, last week. The mine has been
abandoned, tho tlpplc aud buildings rc-
moved, and only immense piles OF slack,
high on tho hill at the mouth Of tho
mine, mark its location. The slack was
recently set on FIRE In some way and
soon the whole mass, covering q large
area, WAS molten mass Of flame. To
add to its realism, = small stream Of
water, flowing out Of the old mine In
tho rear. ran over the slack and tum-
blsd into the red hot mass Of coal
causing IL TO send forth clouds Of stoam
and smoke In true volcanic fashion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
New Re-Union Association.

There is some talking Of the l. o. o. F.
lodges OF Jefferson, Indiana, Clearfeld
and Clarion counties withdrawing from
the Northwestern Reunion Association
and organizing a new reunion associa-
tlon. The reason for organizing
another association is because the
Northwestern Reunion Association
takes in too many counties and Is too
large. The Reynoldsville lodge is now
In correspondence with some OF the
lodges in the four counties mentioned
concerning new organization.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24
S. Shaffer and son, Walter, OF Coal

S. Shaffer and son, Walter, Of Coal
port, KY, came to Reynoldsyille last
week and will return to Kentucky the
latter part Of this week. Mr.. Shaffer
moved to Coalport last fall and his
daughter, Miss Eta, remained here and
kept open the lumber Office and looked
after the lumber business and other in
terests OF her father that could not be
closed up at shat time, but everything
is In shape now for closing Mr.. Shaffer's
Office and business at Rey ynoldsville and
Miss Eta will go to Coalport with her
father this week.
We are headquarters for clover and
timothy seed. Reynoldsville H'd'w Co,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24

A number OF Daughters Of Rebekah
from Dubois, Falls Creek and Lindsey
visited the Rebekah lodge In this pl ace
last evening and were nicely entertain
ed by the Reynoldsville ladies. The
visitors came In time for supper, which
was served to them in the lodge rooms.
j. =. Mitchell, merchant tailor, near
Hotel Imperial.