The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-09-07

tickets we're sold at the p. r. r. station
Thursday for Brookville.
The New York Cash Racket Store
will be closed from 600 p. m. FRIDAY.
September 9, until the following Mon
day morning on account Of Jewish
holiday.
LAWYER Clement A. Flynn, Of this
place, delivered an address before a
large assemblage at Coal Glen in the
forenoon of Labor Day. Mr.. Flynn Is a
good talker.
The fire alarm for the West Reyn-
oldsville fire company has arrived and
has been put in the tower of the town
hall, but Is not in working order yet.
1t is a triangle.
Every farmer should read good local
weekly newspaper to keep him in touch
with the doings of his neighbors, the
town and county news. The home
newspaper is a necessity.
AT tho Presbyterian picnic Friday
some person got good Rodgers silver
knife in mistake for an old Bayonna
silver knife. Please call at THE STAR
and exchange knives.
Leonard Bair, tho young man killed
in the explosion at the Punxsutawney
powder mill on Wednesday afternoon of
last week, was cousin OF Mrs. Joseph
II. Milliren, of Reynoldsville.
Orrin ID. Couch and Miss Eflie r.
Walker, both Of Sykesville, were mar.
ried by Rev. Perry A. Reno at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Reyn.
oldsville Thursday forenoon, Septem-
Der lst.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Baptist
church want bread, pies, cake and ice
cream for their market in room former
ly occupied by the Model Bakery, near
postoffice, next Saturday afternoon and
evening.
N. T. Rhodes, a foreman at the
American Production Co. plant fell a
distance Of fourteen feet on Tuesday of
last week and injured his right arm
badly A scaffold broke is what gave
him the fall.
Monday DR.. B. f. Hoover had some
fancy steel work put on between the
first and second story windows Of his
brown stone front building on Main
street. 1t is an improvement in the APP
pearance OF the building.
Senator A. f. Patton, OF Curwens-
Vile, died suddenly at his home at 400
a. m. Monday Of this week. Heart
trouble was cause OF his death. Senator
Patton was fifty-two years old. 1t is
estimated that his estate amounts to
81, 900, 900 or more.
The public schools OF West Reyn-
oldsville opened on Monday Of this
week with good attendance and with
good prospects OF a successful term.
The corps of teachers are : Prof. j. r.
Wilson, principal, Misses Annie Flem-
ming. Meta Wilson and Maud Meek.
Peuder the magician gave two per-
formances in our town last week TO good
houses. His work k is clean and bright,
and many of his tricks are equal 10
those OF Herman and Kellar. He is in
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Reynolds opera house September IL
and 13.
Thomas f. Evans, contractor and
builder, has bought Solomon Skaters
lumber Office and lumber yard at this
place and will continue the lumber
business at the same old stand. He will
sell any and all kinds Of lum ber, lime
cement sand or plaster.
S. S. Robinson and G. A. Stephenson
were elected by the quarterly confer
ence OF the M. f. church last Thursday
evening as delegates to attend the first
annual meeting OF the Layman's Asso-
held at Titusville this week.
Mrs. Sarah Welsh, who resides near
O'Donnell, four miles West OF Reyn-
oldsville, has been granted a pension Of
$500 per month. The back pension
amounts to something over 81 300 Mrs.
Welsh made application for pension
some years ago, but was unable to get
on the pay roll and Congressman w. o.
Smith took the matter up for her few
months ago.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
picniced at Mammoth Park, Reynolds
vile, and the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school picniced at Wishaw Park,
Wishaw, last Friday. A thunder,
lightning and rain storm drove the
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