The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-18

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David Melzer has been given the con-
tract for stone work on the new county
bridge over Sandy Lick creek at Sandy
Valley.
Miss Ella Seeley, the artist, enter
taned the Ineelo Club at her home on
Seeley Terrace last evening. Fine re-
freshments we're served.
The Baptist Missionary Society will
meet at home Of Mrs. G. G. Williams
in West Reynoldsvile Thursday eve-
ming. Luncheon will be served.
Robbers were proving around ]. w.
Gillespc's residence last Thursday
night but were frightened away before
they secured more plumber than fine
roast OF beef.
Mrs a. j. Meek was standing on q
chair hanging picture last Friday
when she fell and injured herself so
badly that she has been confined to bed
since that time.
Persons intending to go to St. Louis
can secure rates at G. +. Hotel at Sl.00
per day for lodging or $500 per day for
lodging and boarding by seeing Elvie
S. Coleman at once.
Thomas wray, of Reynoldsville, who
was working at Punxsutawney, fell of
scaifold, a distance OF 35 feet, one day
last week and was badly bruised but
did not break any bones.
Alfred w. DeHart & Co. have bought
the confectionery and fruit store in the
Schlabig building near iron bridge.
This Lew company will handle first class
stock and will sell at low prices.
Ninian Cooper, OF Reynoldsville, was
in town the fore part of this week at
tending TO business matters. The
Record Is pleased to note that Mr..
Cooper is looking hale and hearty for
man of his years. -Brockwayville Record.
The annual reunion of the First
Reunion District of knights of Pythias,
comprising the counties OF Clarion,
Clearfield, Elk, jefferson and Indiana,
will be held at Brookville Thursday,
June ..
L. ]. McEntire and John H. Kaucher,
OF Reynodsville, members of the Mason
ic Lodge, were the only two from this
place who were initiated into Jatfa
! Temple A. A. O. n. M. Shriners, Of
Altoona, at the recent meeting in Du-
Bois.
The Golden Eagles will hold banquet
in the |. o. o. +. hall Thursday evening,
May 10. to celebrate the fourteenth
anniversary of the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle and the eleventh ami
versary Of the Ladies of the Golden
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Mr. and Mrs. ], X. Johnston were in
Dubois yesterday attending the funeral
OF little nephew, David Delos Johns
| ton, seventeen-month-o old son of William
r. Johnston. The little fellow died
early Monday morning from an attack
OF peritonitis.
In another column OF this issue will
be found call for a meeting of the
stockholders of the Reynoldsville Land
Improvement Company. There is some
| important business to be transacted and
there should be good attendance OF
stockholders.
James II. Hughes, one Of the under
takers Of Reynoldsville, was in Dubois
Friday afternoon attending the funeral
of Edward S. illegal, an undertaken OF
Dubois, who died May IL. Mr.. illegal
was about A years old. He is survived
by his wife and two daughters.
A number of Masons of Reynoldsville
have made arrangements for trip to
San Francisco, Cal, in September to
attend the Conclave. They have en-
gagged a Pullman car for the trip.
They will start from Reyneldsville over
the II. & F. c. R'y in the Pullman.
A neighbor's cat, that spends nest OF
its time at Albert Reynolds residence,
took fit last Thursday morning aud
ran up TO third floor and jumped through
a window, alightlng on the street below
and ran away. The cat returned in about
an hour without mark from its wild
jump through glass.
The summer class at the Reynolds
vile Business College is increasing
rapidly. 1t offers an exceptional OPP
portunity to school teachers or school
students to improve the vacation days
by learning bookkeeping, shorthand or
typewriting. These professions are we'll
paid and give steady employment.
The fourteenth annual convention OF
the Jefferson County Sabbath School
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