The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-03-02

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two weeks in the Baptist church, left
on Sunday afternoon for New Bethle-
hem, where he will spend week In
revival work.
Rev I. S. Hankins, Of Dubois,
preached in the Reynoldsville Baptist
church last evening. Meetings will
continue at the Baptist church each
evening this week.
Harry x. Pifer, bookkeeper for j. V.
Young, slipped and fell on an icy pave
ment Sunday and sprained his left knee
He has been walking stiif-legged since
he took the tumble.
Flour has been scootlng up In price
and as consequence the bakers oil
Reynoldsville, Dubois and Punxsutaw-
ney have raised the price OF bread from
five to six cents per loaf.
The Sandy Lick creek overilewed Its
banks yesterday. This is the third big
Hood in the Sandy Lick this year. The
first flood was January 27, the second
Hood February 2nd and third one
yesterday.
Hotel Imperial dining room has been
beautified with a late style and fine pat
tern of handmade decorated wall paper.
The ceiling is ingrmn and the walls raw
silk. A prettier dining room will not
be found outside the large cities,
Walter Staufrer, who was In the
Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg eleven
weeks, undergoing two operations Tor
appendicitis, was able to leave the
hospital Thursday and returned to his
home in West Reynoldsville Saturday.
CHARLES II. Aimen, fine coruet
player Of Reynoldsville. Is instructor
for the Ridgway cOrnet band, Mr..
Aimen went to Ridgway Saturday and
will likely locate at that place. The
Ridgway boys will find that Mr.. Altman
is good instructor.
Special meetings will begin in the
NJ. Il. church next Monday evening,
March I, aud continue several weeks.
Rev. Barr and Rev. Todd, two bright
Young men, will assist Rev. Perry A.
Reno the first ten days of the meeting
and perhaps longer.
While picking dynamite cartridge
with fork one day last week, Clyde
Buhite, l3.year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Buhite, of Henderson township,
had three fingers of his left hand shot
off parallel with the top OF the little
finger. .-Punxsutawney Spirit
ID. w. Atwater, OF this place, district
deputy for Protected Home Circle,
attended meeting held in Johnstown
Tuesday night of last week to arrange
for entertainment OF the delegates to
attend the Grand Circle convention to
be held at Johnstown early In May.
The prayer meeting in the M. f.
church this evening will be especially
in the interest of the Sunday school
). 5. Robinson, superintendent of the
school, will lead the meeting. Every
body cordially invited to attend, ano
Sunday school workers are especially
requested to be present.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Brideson, ol
Main street, entertained number o
ladies and gentlemen on Monday eve
ming of last week at whist. All present
had very pleasant time. The first
prizes were received by Mrs. Harriet
Morrow and f. M. Welsh and the conso
lation prizes were received by Mrs
w. II. Moore and Mrs. James Vas
binder.
Jonothan Deemer and wife, OF Nc
Calmont township, spent several day
of last week with relatives in Brook
Vile. Mr.. Deemer slipped and fel
several weeks ago, and sprained hi
right wrist and has not been able II
work since. He thinks this an oppor
tune time to visit his relatives, and h
is doing it. Week before last he visitc'
relatives in Reynoldsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Broad, sr.
we're called to Dubois Thursday by tn
death of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
orick Lamphee, who died Wednesda
evening, February "a, 1904. Funeru
was held Saturday; interment in Du
Bois cemetery. Mrs. Lamphee, form
erly a resident of Reynoldsville, wa
known by a number OF our townspeople
She was forty-two years old.
The public schools last Wednesda
morning were favored by the presenc
of DIR. Meek and Evangelist Frank N
Wells, both OF whom assisted In COZ
ducting the morning exercises in tn
auditorium The latter briefly address
ed the teachers and pupils ther