The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-04-10


week
James Hughes and Grier o. Sweitzer
will open q new shoe store In the room
formerly occupied by Peoples Nation
al bank next door to Shick & Wagner.
The room is now being fixed up for the
new store, which will be opened In the
near future.
The Young Ladies' Sodality Society
OF the Catholic church held bazaar
In the |. o. o. r. hall Friday and
Saturday OF last week, serving an
oyster supper on Friday evening and
chicken supper Saturday evening. The
receipts were about $4,000.
Herbert Rue, OF Camden, N. j., a
travelling salesman, occupied the pulpit
In the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. He is good talker. Mr..
Rue did mission work In Camden for
sometime. He is member of the
travelling mems Gideon Band.
The county will build new
bridge across Soldier Run near the old
Baptist church iu Prescottville 1t
will be an IRON bridge with cement and
brick floor A. +. Reitz, of Oil, has
the contract for the stone work, which
he will begin In three or four weeks.
W. E. Kunselman and wife we're
called to Ringgold township last Friday
on account Of the death OF the latters
father, Uriah Harmon, who died
Thursday. Funeral took place Satur.
day. Mr.. Harmon was IA years old.
He had been III sometime with dropsy.
Prof Charles S. Marsh, OF Reynolds
vile high school, and Prof. Joseph II.
Wilson, Of West Reynoldsville high
school, were in Punxsutawney Satur-
day assisting County Supt. Teitrick In
the examinations for common school
diplomas. A large class was exam
ined. H.f.
A congregational meeting will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
this, Wednesday, evening to vote on
authorizing the board of trustees to
have the amendment, required by law,
added to the church charter. All
members are requested to attend this
meeting,
James Armagost OF East Brady, who
was injured In the freight train col
lision three miles west OF ReynOldsvile
on the 18th Of last month and who has
been at home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Armagost, In this place since
the collision, was able to return to his
home yesterday.
The spring session OF the Clarion
Presbytery will be held In Big Run on
the 10th inst. j. X. Johnston has been
elected as delegate from the Reynolds
willie Presbyterian church. w. J.
Boner alternate. Pastors are members
of the Presbytery and Rev. A. d. Nc
Kay expects to attend.
W. G. Mealing, who was agent at this
place for the Scranton Correspondence
school several years, has been granted
exhorter's license and is moving to
Spring Creek, Pa, this week to take
up work as Methodist preacher. He
will have three appointment to fill on
the Spring Creek charge.
A bright little four-weeks-old baby
boy that had been left on the door step
Of resident in Perry township the
week before was taken to the county
home last week. There Is also six.
month-old baby boy In the home and
the county commissioners would like
to find good homes for these two babies.
Any persons wanting to adopt either
one OF the babies can do SO by making
application to the commissioners.
Mrs. Levi M. Beebe and Mrs. Ed
ward Barry were In Brookville yester-
day attending the funeral OF their
grandfather, John Mccullough, who
died Sunday and was buried in
Brookville cemetery yesterday after
noon. Deceased was In his S6th year.
He had stroke OF paralysis three
weeks ago. he is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Mary A. McFadden, who
lives with her daughter, Mrs. Levi M.
Beebe, near Sandy Valley.
The supervisors Of Winslow town.
ship held their regular monthly meet
ing at Reynoldsville Saturday and W.
A. Reber, one Of the supervisors, who
resides in the newly Incorporated
borough OF Sykesville and is not now
resident OF the township, resigned as
supervisor. A. w. Mulhollan was ap-
pointed by the other supervisors.
Messrs. Norris and Wood, to fill the
vacancy, and Judge Reed has been re-
quested to confirm the appointment.
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