The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-05-30


store in this place, spent few days OF
last week in this place.
o. r. Shewman, son-in-law of FL. S.
Belnap, and wife went to Allegheny
City yesterday morning where Mr..
Shewman has a good position on the
West Penn Division OF p. r. r.
Ladies Of the Degree Of Pocahontas,
Menno Council, will attend service at
the M. E. church at ll.0O a. m. next
Sunday. Mazomania Tribe No BAL,
Improved Order of Red Men, will also
attend in body.
The second bond social will be held
in the M. E. church tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening. Those who have sub
scribed or those who want to subscribe
to the church building fund, are invited
to attend this social,
w. ]. Hine, editor of the Dubois
Journal, was found guilty in the Clear
field county court last week of criminal
libel. r. W. Shaw, of Clearfield, was
the prosecutor. An application was
made for new trial.
An effort was made to have the
merchants and professional men of
Reynoldsville close their places OF
business part of Decoration Day in
honor OF the soldier dead, and most of
the places will be closed part Of the day.
Joseph Hancock, a checkweighman
at the Coal Glen mines, Coal Glen, Pa,
committed suicide Friday forenoon by
shooting himself in the head with a
revolver. His family and friends do
not know why he committed the awful
deed.
T. H. Stevenson, of Beechwoods, who
is suffering with necrosis of bone in
left elbow, returned yesterday from the
Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg, where he
had been to have his arm examined.
An operation will be necessary in the
course of time.
H. J. Pollitt left here Thursday
morning to visit few days in Dresden,
Ohio, and from there will go to La
Crosse, Wis, to accept position in a
large wooden mill. II he likes the place
he will remain permanently ard move
to that place.
Henry w. Herpel, the barber, who
has had his shop in the basement of the
Syndicate building for some years, has
bought the DR.. Murray building op-
posite the postoffice, has fitted up neat
and convenient rooms for shop and is
moving to his new location.
Ground was broken on the lot at
corner of Grant street and Cole alley
last week for H. Alex Stokes new
residence. 1t will be a fine brick house.
Mr.. Stoke will buy the material and
Daniel Brewer will superintend the
construction of the building
The following Reynoldsvllle people
attended the Jefferson County Sunday
School Association convention held at
Corsica on Monday an, Tuesday Of this
week Rev. ]. A. Parsons, D. H.
Breakey, Misses Margaret Butler,
Olive Reynolds, Elsie Ross, Mary
Parsons.
The teachers and officers of the Pres
byterian Sunday school filled baskets
with dainty light refreshments and
called at the Presbyterian manse last
Thursday evening to give Pastor Nc
Kay and wife little surprise, to talk
over Sunday school work and to have a
pleasant social time.
Mention was made in THE STAR last
week that M. J. Farrell was called to
Homestead Tuesday evening on account
of the illness of his son, George Farrell,
who has typhoid fever. Mr.. Farrell
found his son able to accompany him
home and they arrived here on the late
train Wednesday night. George is
getting along as nicely as could be ex-
pected.
Friday forenoon couple OF small boys
were playing in shed adjoining DR..
j. G. Sayers barn and they set some
shingles on fire. A blaze was soon
started and DR.. Sayers' barn was filled
with smoke and when discovered look
ed as If the barn was on fire. An alarm
was sent in and Hope Hose Co. respond
ed promptly but their service was not
needed.
The Dubois Sub-District Epworth
League convention held at Frostburg
last week was we'll attended and very
interesting convention. The following
officers were elected for ensuing year :
President, Rev. Redinger secretary,
Miss Elsie Ross treasurer, Miss
Georgia Davis first-vice president, b.
r. Moot second yice-presideut. Miss