The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-05

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picion about the affair.
The Summerville Telephone Company
began the work yesterday of extending
the telephone service from Reynolds
vile to Sykesville. The line will be in
! operation in about ten days.
David r. Cochran has sold his
interest in the cigar store and factory
next door to BoyleW Woodward Drug Co.
store to John Mansell. Scott & Mansell
own it now. James A. Scott will have
charge of the store and factory.
The evangelistic meetings in Mari
naro's hall at Soldier, conducted by
Rev. j. A. Parsons of Revnoldsville,
and Rev. D. j. Frum, of Sykesville,
closed last night, About thirty persons
were converted during the meetings.
NJ. Geisler is opening merchant
tailoring shop in the Taafe building.
Mr.. Geisler was in business at Reynolds
vile for a number Of years, but he con-
Quoted a shop at Stoneboro, Pa, year
or more. His shop at Stoneboro was
destroyed by iiru last month.
Misses Julia Kirk Lulu Black and Susie
Schultzs, teachers in the public schools
of this borough, visited the Punxsutaw-
ney and Falls Creek schools last Thurs
day. They intended visiting the Brock
wayville school, but were disappointed
on account of a railroad wreck.
The Knights of Pythias has rented
the lodge room in the Smith & Mcclure
building recently vacated by the l. o.
o. F. lodge. 1t will be known hereaf-
ter as the X. Of P. lodge room. The
Knights of Golden Eagle moved from
the Bell hall to X. of P. yesterday.
George G. Williams, who bought the
old Archie Campbell property on Main
street, near the Presbyterian church,
has had the old house torn down and
will have a modern residence erected
on the lot this summer. Thus one by
one the old things are giving place to
new things.
By display advertisement in this
issue of THE STAR will be seen that the
Reynoldsville Trust Company, new
banking institution in Reynoldsville,
will open for business on Monday of
next week, April 10th, in the Murray
building next door to postoffice. The
room has been nicely fitted up for bank
ing purpose.
Ex-Sheriff Jacob M. Chestnut, form
erly of Brookville, has bought Hotel
Evergreen at Falls Creek and will take
charge of that hotel as soon as the IL
cense is transferred. j. NJ. King, who
has been proprietor of Hotel Evergreen
almost two years, will move back to
Reynodsville as soon as Mr.. Chestnut
takes charge of the hotel.
On Tuesday of next week, April IL,
the entire stock OF A. M. Woodward's
livery stable will be sold at public sale
Horses, harness, wagons, buggies, cabs,
stanhopes, surveys, wagonettes hacks,
&C., &c. Sale begins at 900 a. m. Mr..
Woodward will devote his entire time
to drug business hereafter and that is
his reason for selling his livery stable.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders in the Reynoldsville Woolen
Mills Co. on Monday evening of this
week, the old board of directors were
reelected, as follows: Hon, S. B. El-
lott, DR.. S. Reynolds, James T. Evans,
James V. Young, Charles A. Herpel,
Daniel Nolan, sr., and Frank FL. Beck
John HI. Kaucher was reelected treas
urer.
John M. Stephenson, who has resided
at Garee, Clearfeld county, several
years, whore he is running an engine
for lumber company, moved his family
w w Oop leSy hOluoNlilO ldoO "CCh' uC
lumber job will be completed at Garee
next month and the mill will be moved
down into West Virginia. 1t is very
likely that Mr.. Stephenson and his son,
Robert, will go with the lumber COM
pany to West Va.
1t is delicate matter to tell people
to clean their teeth, but one feels like
doing so when they see a person who
would have pretty teeth and a clean
looking mouth if they would use
tooth brush occasionally. We see well
dressed people here and there whose
teeth are filthy, and if they knew what
an improvement clean teeth would
make, they would not be long in get
ting the moss off their teeth.
e. T. McGaw, of Reynoldsville, Demo
cratic candidate for county commission
er, was in Brockwayville on Saturday
calling on friends and getting lined up
for the contest. Mr.. McGaw was once