The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-04-04

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Loss SO, 900. The Dubois Express says
the fire was evidently of incendiary
origin.
The announcement Of summer nor
NAL has been we'll received by the pub
lie and present indications are that it
will be highly successful. A good at
tendance is already assured.
David Sewers moved from Oil to
Reynoldsville last week. Mr. Sewers
was one of the substantial and highly
respected citizens of Beaver township
| and we welcome him to Reynoldsville,
A big land slide at Rimertou, on
| River Division of p. r. r. Saturday
| interfered with traffic on that division
all day The Plttsburg daily papers
did not arrive here until late Saturday
night.
Mrs. John n. Kaucher and daughter,
Miss Laura, while in Washington, d..
c., recently had the pleasure of calling
on President Roosevelt at the White
House. The President gave Miss Laura
a beautiful rose, which she prizes very
highly.
Charles c. Herpel, Henry Priester
and Mrs. H. W. Herpel were at Fair
mount City Sunday attending the
funeral of Fred Bauer, who was killed
in the Alcola mines last Friday by a
fall of rock. Mr.. Bauer was about forty
years old.
The ex.commissioners of Clarion
county, who were in Office when the
county home was built in that county
and the contractor, have been indicted
by Clarion county grand jury for a
1922, 900 graft that it is claimed some
body got.
Jane, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Painter, of Rathmel, died April
IL, 1906. Scarlet fever and spinal
meningitis was cause of death. Short
funeral service was conducted by DR..
A. J. Meek at 200 p. m. Tuesday and
interment was made inBeulah cemetery.
The summer normal which will be
opened in ReynolGsville May 14th gives
an opportunity for students to strength
en- themselves in their grades which
should not be overlooked There will
also be a special department for begin
ners, fitting them to commence the
regular work next winter
Misses Elvie Coleman, Kate King and
Mary Mcclure, of this place, attended a
party at the home of Misses Laura and
Ruth Hcidrick in Brookville last Thurs
day evening. The party was given
after the Jetfersonian Gold Medal
Minstrel entertainment in the Belvi-
dere oTere house. Some of the show
boys also attended the party.
DR.. A. H. Bowser took jeremiah
East to Pittsburg last week to have an
operation performed on his eyes for a
cataract, but the doctors would not
perform operation yet, as it was not
ready for an operation. Mr.. Eas' was
in Pittsburg about one year ago and the
doctors then said TO wait six months.
Now they advise to wait six months
longer. Mr.. East is almoet entirely
blind.
Rev. A. j. Meek, assisted by Rev. |.
S. Hawkins, officiated at the funeral of
Mrs. Minnie Hewitt at Falls Creek on
Wednesday of last week at 800 p. m.
Mrs. Hewitt was an excellent lady.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Luke
hart, of Falls Creek, and sister of Mrs.
John r. Sewers of West Reynoldsville
Funeral services were held in the Falls
Creek Baptist church, which was
crowded by neighbols and friends.
The Utopia Society held social at
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gillespie
on Fifth street last Friday evening 1t
was the fifteenth anniversary of the
organization of the society. Tine chart
err members and their husbands were
seated at one large table In the center
Of which was large white cake with
fifteen red and white lighted candles on
it, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Snyder, of
Clearfeld, attended the social.
The Fittings we have he. of for
this week are J. w. Dawson moving
from Grant street 10 tho Seeley house
on Main street, next door to w. II.
Bell L. P. Byrne from West Reyn-
oldsville to Fourth street in this bor-
ough M. E. Williams from the O'Don-
mel building over Stauffer & Sons gro
Gerry store to Ohio street A. n. Flem-
ing moving Curwensvills. to Mrs. Ar
mor's house on Grant street.
The Jeffersonian Gold Medal Minis
trels Of Reynoldsville gave an enter
tainment in the Belvidere opera house
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