The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-04-24

will be held In the new borough or
Sykesville.
DR.. S. Reynolds and sons, G. n. and
W. b., are negotiating for drug store
at Warren. The family will move to
Warren in the near future II the deal is
closed.
Gooder, the jeweler, has had a new
sign put out in front of his store, on
lower part Of display window. The
letters are bronze. 1t is a very neat
and attractive sign.
G. F. Hoffman, the jeweler, is in
Alabama He left here week ago
yesterday for Baltimore, Md, and con-
tiuued on his southern trip until he
reached Birmingham, Ala.
W. E. Lucas and W. W. Deiblc,
plumbers OF Reynoldsville, have opened
branch shop in the basement of the
Central Hotel in Brookville. r. D.
Pierce will have charge OF the Brook
vile shop,
Robert 7. Smith,. proprietor of the
New Commercial Hotel at Sykesville
moved into the large hotel across the
street on Monday of this week. The
new hotel will be called The CONNER
cial. His license was transferred Mon
day.
Ma1omania Tribe No. 34l, Improved
Order of Red Men, has rented the third
floor of the Smith & Mcclure building
for lodge room. Carpenters are now
at work putting in partitions to make it
a convenient and pleasant lodge room,
with necessary ante-rooms, closets, &c.
Edward ard Jennie Blackwell, OF
Reynoldsville, who pleaded guilty in
criminal court of keeping a bawdy
house, were each sentenced to pay
fine of $4,000, pay costs and undergo
an Imprisonment in the Allegheny
county workhouse for period of four
months.
Miss Alice Shields, OF Baxter, closed
a very successful term OF school last
week in the Bollinger school, Winslow
township. We have been informed
that she is an excellent teacher, was
we'll liked by the scholars and would be
welcomed back next year by both the
pupils and citizens
Rev. John Waite, ex-treasurer of
Jefferson county, who has been pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Gallery
Junction, Pa, almo t five years, has
resigned his pastorate there to accept
call to the Presbyterian church at St.
Anthony, Idaho. Next Monday he
starts for bis new appointment.
James E. Dickey and wife. OF Yates
boro, are spending couple of weeks
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs7
Samuel Dickey and Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Doney, in Winslow township.
Their special reason for making the
visit at this time was to attend the
golden wedding of Mr.. Dickey's par
ents, which was celebrated yesterday.
There have been a number OF guesses
and conjectures as to the route of the
Franklin & Clearfeld railroad. The
latest guess is that the Reynoldsville &
Falls Creek R'y track will be used from
Reynoldsville to Falls Creek. This is
only guess, as the company has
several routes surveyed and has not
made known which route will be used.
Benjamin Sykes, who was superiu.
tendent of the tannery in this place
three years, resigning in January of
his year to accept position In the
VanTassell tannery at Dubois, has re.
signed his position at the latter place, |
which took effect on the 18th inst, to
accept position with the Elk Tanning
20. at Ridgway and will move to Ridg.
way in the near future.
David Forsht.A brother-in.law of Mrs.
J. G. McEntire, Of this place, died
at his home In Lock Haven
'arly Thursday morning from reural-
ria OF the heart. He was go years old.
vas an engineer on the P. r. R., had
'een in the employ Of that company
orty-one years; had resided in Lock |
Haven thirty-six years. Is survived |
" his wife and nine children. Miss
Jarrie Albright went to Lock Haven
Thursday evening to attend the funer-
il, which took place Sunday. 1t was a
rery large funeral.
An entertainment will be given in the
VI. E. church at Sykesville on Friday
vening of this week under the auspices
# the Epworth League, which will be
'ery interesting. The program con.
lists of solos, recitations, quartettes and
debate. The most attractive and in
eresting part Of the program will be
he debate by DR.. Henneigh, DR.. Raine,
?. S. Reed and Thomas Enterline on |