The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-05-09

tended the Hagenbeck show at Dubois
SATURDAY and number of others went
to Punxsutawney Monday to see the
same show,
Mrs. Mary Flynn has sold her proper
5y on Grant street to DR.. DeVere King,
aud she has bought H. w. Herpel's
property near corner of Grant aud
| Fourth streets.
Rev j. A. Parsons was at Punxsu-
jawney Sunday afternoon and delivered
IN address before the Y. M. G. A. DR..
L. L. Means accompanied Rev. Parsons
70 Punxsutawney.
Rev. G. McGaughey, Presbyterian
minister of Callensburg, who preached
at Falls, Creek and Rathmel Sunday,
was the guest of Jacob Henninger in
this place Sunday night
Rev. j. w. Crawford, of Sykesville,
filled pulpit in Baptist church at PUNK
sutawney last Sunday evening in the
absence of Rev. Fitzwilliam, who is
away on wedding trip
The reception for the high school
seniors was held in the [ O. o. f. hall
last Friday evening. For full account
see High School Bulletin" column on
another page of The STAR.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of G, w. Lenkerd, of Reynoldsville, and
Miss Julia Forrest Alexander, of Al
legheuy City. The wedding takes place
two weeks from to-day, May 23rd, at
eight O'clock.
Rev. j. A. Parsons was at Brock
wayville Monday afternoon to conduct
the funeral service of Mrs !. w Blais-
dell, wife of the pastor of the Brock
wayville M. E. church. Mt. Blaisdell
died Saturday.
N. Chittister and wife, Wild have re-
sided in this place several years, will
move to May, w. Va, tits wd *. They
will start for their new home to.mor-
row. Mr.. Chittister has good position
offered to him at May.
The Ministerial Association met in
the Baptist parsonage at Sykesville
Monday afternoon. Rev. A. J. Meek,
Phi D., read a paper giving an exc
gesis on first chapter ofEphesians, from
10 to % verse, inclusive
In its last weeks issue the Brockway-
vile Record suggested Dr. J. w. Nc
Knight, of Brookville, as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
governor of Pennsylvania, Doctor
would certainly make good governor.
Why not boom him p
As we go to press this morning Mrs.
F. X. Arnold is lowering between life
and death. Her loYed ones have given
up hope OF her recovery. Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Arnold, of Philadelphia, were
telegraphed for last evening and ar
rived here this morning
Robert u Parrish, Who is Interested
in timber land near Marlinton, w. Va,
and spends his time in that section, is
spending few days with his family in
this place. Mr.. Parrish was interested
in large saw mill that is being built
near Marlinton. but he was offered a
good price for his interest aud sold out.
The Grand Circle OF Protected Home
Circle of Pennsylvania meets at Mead
Vile this week. d. W. Atwater, state
representative, B, II. Raymer delegate
from ReynoldsviIe Circle, and w. H.
Deemer, delegate from SykesvilleCircle,
went to Meadville Monday to attend
the Grand Circle.
Carmine MariLaro bought the old
building on the lot across the alley
from the Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
store, Main st., where 5he new building
for The Peoples National Bank will be
erected, and Mr.. Mariraro put men at
work the first of the elk tearing down
the old building
Never before has there been such
large stock Of floor coverings shown in
this town than we have this spring.
We havo'0ver 80 patterns of #. x12ft.
rugs from $500 to 5000, and over
1000 yards of carpet from 20c to SLIGO
per yard Come and see our stock no
trouble to show it, ]. Il. Hills & Co.
w. E. Wills, who was employed at
the Star Glass Company plant at this
place since the present fire started, has
accepted lucrative position as boss
cutter in the Mt. Vernon glass plant at
Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Mrs. Wills and
three children left here yesterday after
noon for their new home at Mt. Vernon.
]. A Myers, harness maker, who had
his shop In the building that is being
razed to make room for The Peoples
Noes .o1 H.