The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-03-21

SpraPue brick building on Main street
and will move into 1t. She will occupy
one of the front rooms with her mil
linery store.
The auditors report of the finances of
Reynoldsville borough will be found in
this issue of THE STAR. This report
should be interesting to all the taxpay-
ers of this borough.
There is fellow serving five day
sentence in the town jail for using
profane and vulgar language on Main
street Monday afternoon when pupils
were going home from school.
The Sykesvlle Post Dispatch, Otto j.
Nupp editor and publisher, completed
its first year with last weeks issue and
this week enters its second year. We
wish the Post Dispatch success.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial
Association outing the coming summer
will be trip over into Canada, If the
2xecutivc committee and secretary are
successful in the plans now mapped out
A sled load of public school teachers
OF this borough visited Dubois Satur-
day afternoon and took supper at the
Commercial Hotel. Prof. c. j. Scott
was business manager of the excursion.
A number of Odd Fellows of Lindsey
will accompany several candidates to
this place next Saturday evening to
have the l. o. o. F. degree team of
Reynoldsville initiate them into the
second degree.
The one-hundred day quarantine on
dogs in Reynoldsville, West Reynolds
vile and Winslow township will not
expire until April 9th, consequently
the dogs will keep on their muzzles
sixteen days more.
A. n. Fleming, of the Hughes &
Fleming undertaking company, went to
Curwensville Monday to rent his store
room and dwelling house in that place
and make arrangements to move to
Reynoldsville the first of April.
The special meetings in the Presby-
terian church will be continued all this
week. Communion service will be held
In that church next Sunday morning.
Rev. Scherer and Rev. Irving are
assisting Rev. Mckay this week.
Trespass case was tried before Squire
Neff last evening. One man got
horse from another man on trial and he
failed to return horse or pay for same,
80 said the plaintiff. Verdict against
the trespassers was $1,000 and COSTS
Joseph w. Powell, the eminent
christian leader of Buffalo, N. Y, who
has been called "the most remarkable
layman of the present age" will be one
OF the speakers at the dedication OF the
new M. E. church in this place April
29th.
Wayde Breakey, of this place,
principal of the public schools at
Wishaw, has been confined to his home
the past ten days on account of illness,
and consequently his room in Wishaw
schools has been closed during that
time.
Patrick Fox and wife, of Butler,
formerly of this place, visited the form
er's father in this place the past week.
MIR. Fox holds good position as fore
man of the erection department in the
Pittsburg Standard Steel Car Shops at
Butler.
The Protected Home Circle OF this
place held social in the |. o. o. F.
banqueting hall last night, Visitors
from the Falls Creek and Dubois
Circles were present. 1t was a very
enjoyable social event. The ladies
served a good banquet.
Mrs. A. H. Hoon and daughter. Mrs
Dennis McConaughey, will go to John
sonburg this week where Mrs. Hoon
will reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Conaughey. Mrs. Hoon and Mrs. Nc
Conaughey have many friends here who
are sorry to see them move away.
Rev. A. D. Mckay filled Rev. J. F.
Scherer's pulpit at Endeavor, Forest
Co., Sunday and Rev. Scherer preached
for the Presbyterian congregation in
this place. Rev. Scherer is assisting
Rev. Mckay in evangelistic meetings.
He will remain here all this week.
A valuable little mule owned by J. K.
Womeldurf, which hauled coal out of
Mr.. Womeldurf's coal mine, died sud-
denly several days ago just after it had
made the last trip out Of the mine for
that day. Heart failure was cause of
its death. Mr.. Womeldurf says the
mule was not over 40 years old.
A large sled load of members of the
White Cross Society, temperance