The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-04-12
A Little Of Everything.
april 23rd is Easter Sunday.

April 25rd Is Easter sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Austin,
April I, 1905 son.
The new |. o. o. f. hall at this place
will be dedicated sometime in May.
Miss Inez Brown entertained 1.-THE
Smart Set" at her home Friday evening.
/. NJ. Swartz has rendered his resig-
nation as tax collector in this borough.
+. Il. Walsh moved to Butler yester-
day, where he will embark in business.
The Bell Telephone Company will
soon open night service in Reynolds
vile.
The Reyuoldsville Candy Works has
put in both the Summervile and Bell
telephones.
There was fair sized crowd at the
public sale Of A. NJ Woodward's livery
stock yesterday.
The Reynoldsville high school has
two walking clubs-male and female.
They take an early morning walk.
The Women's Relief Corps will hold
market in L. G.. Lidle's hardware
store Saturday afternoon, April 18th.
Trout fishing season opens Saturday.
1t might not be out of place to add here
that it is unlawful to fish on Sunday.
A little grandr lighter of Matthias
Whitaker died Friday and was buried
In Beulah cemetery Sunday afternoon.
The NJ, E. church at Kane was de-
stroyed by fire last saturday morning.
Loss 100000 With about $4,000 insur-
ance
Oue hundred and thirteen tickets
were sold at Reynoldsville for the ex-
~ ion to Plttsburg over the P. r. r.
lay
John II. Murray will build fine
residence on his two lots opposite
5. Reynolds residence on Main
let this summer.
The officers and directors OF The
Peoples National Bank are highly
elated over the showing made by the
bank since it was opened.
Edgar Clawson, thirteen-year-old son
of Mrs. Sarah Clawson, was kicked on
right leg Saturday by horse. Leg
badly bruised but no bones broken.
About two hundred tickets we're sold
at Reynoldsville Monday morning for
Brookville. The passengers were pack
led into two coaches and one baggage
car.
A game of foot ball will be played at
Soldier next Saturday afternoon be-
tween the Eleanora Thistles and Big
Soldier Rangers. Game will begin at
five o'clock.
j. N. Kelly, candidate for county
commissioner, subject 10 action of the
Republican voters of Jefferson county
at the primary election in June, was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Craig died at her
home in Brookville Wednesday, April
5th, aged 70 years. She had resided in
Brookville IA years. Deceased was the
widow of Andrew Craig, who died in
1891.
Harvey d. Haugh, one OF our present
county commissioners, who will be
candidate for nomination for second
term at the Republican primary cleo
tion in June, was in Reynoldsville
yesterday on business for the county.
Civil Engineer John G. Hirst, Notary
Public Albert Reynolds and Dr. J. W.
Foust, of this place, drove to Port
Barnett Friday and reviewed public
road from Port Barnett to the Brook
vile glass plant. They did not grant
the road
Mrs. James Taper died at her home
a Barking Station, Pa, on Saturday,
pril s, 1905. Funeral took place
yesterday forenoon. George Taper
hnd wife, Philip Tapper and wife and
4 Mrs. Thomas Tapper attended the
funeral.
Among the political announcements
In THE STAR this week will be found
the name Of Judge John w. Reed, who
r. candidate for the Republican pomi-