The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-11-21


Lanes Mills, are in Brookville this
week filing the jury wheel for 1907
courts.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold bazar and market Friday
and Saturday afternoon and evening Of
this week in the room formerly occu-
pied by Harmon's shoe store, Main ST.
A company has been granted a
charter 20 build trolley line between
Ridgway and St. Marys. The company
is capitalized at $4,000 The stock
holders are citizens of Ridgway and st.
Marys.
]. NJ. Miller, proprietor of the hotel
at Eleanor, is in Philadelphia under
the care of specialist and Edward
Mcconnell, of Reynoldsville, has charge
of the hotel during Mr.. Miller's alb
sence
j. l. Coleman, of Kelvin, Arizona,
in-law of DR.. J. c. King, of Reynolds
vile, was elected as member of the
legislature in Arizona at the recent
election.
Mrs G. r. Hall was in Clearfeld last
week attending the tenth annual state
convention of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. The annual
meeting next year will be held in Will
l!Hmsport.
Mayor A. V. Lewis, of Donora, Pa,
and r. E. Koehler, editor OF the Donora
American, who spent four days of last
week hunting in Horn Settlement,
returned home Friday with half dozen
pheasants apiece.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith has taken the
agency that Miss Dosia Brooks had for
the Royce goods, favoring extracts,
toilet water and perfumes. Mrs. Smith
will begin now to take orders for
Christmas.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Work
Society held social at the Presby-
terisn parsonage last Thursday evening
The husbands were invited. Supper
was served at six o'clock. 1t was
very pleasant social.
Rev. j. A. McCamey, pastor of the
Brookville M. E. church, preached in
the Reynoldsville NJ. E. church Sunday
morning and evening. Dr. J. A. Par
sons, OF this place, filled Rev. Nc
Cameys pulpit in Brookyille.
The case OF Ezra Caylor, of Ringgold
township, charged with the murder of
Blanche Reed and the burning OF Eli
Dinger's barn March II, 1905, is now on
trial in the jefferson county court.
The case was taken up yesterday.
The town council Punxsutawney has
passed an ordinance granting fran
chise to new water company in that
borough, to be known as the Citizens
Water Company. The new company
promises to give the citizens OF Punxsu-
tawney pure water.
G. E. Shreckengost, of Putneyville, a
subscriber for THE STAR, is putting in
eight or ten RATS of square timber to
be run down Mahoning creek next
spring. Square timber RATS, even over
on the Mahoning, are not seen in any
great number. Rafting is thing of
the past.
James G. Scott, one OF our town boys
who moved to Rimersburg some months
ago to accept position as bookkeeper
in the Office OF coal company at that
place, has been promoted to superin-
tendant of the mines. Jim's Reynolds
vile friends will be pleased to hear of
his promotion,
The chorus classes which have been
in progress for tn epast few weeks in
the Assembly Hall, under the direction
of Miss Rose Mitchell, will give a
recital at the home of DR.. and Mrs. j.
Fl. Murray some evening next week.
Invitations have been sent to the
parents OF the children.
Mrs. Squire G. Woodring, Of Dubois,
died suddenly at her home at noon
Saturday from apoplexy. Squire
Woodring had received telegram
Saturday forenoon announcing the
death OF brother at Akron, Ohio, and
was down town arranging to attend his
brothers. funeral when his wife died.
Sunday afternoon six foreigners were
arrested by Constable Perry B. Love
for disorderly conduct on Main street.
They had horns and were footing along
the street and acting disorderly so it
is reported. They were fined over
$1,000 apiece. They claimed they did
not know they were breaking the law.