The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-25

Kirk will go to Penlield to start a
nursery under SUPERVISION OF the State
Forestry department.
The Knights OF Pythias Lodge at
Brockwayyille is erecting n building in
that town, 34xS0 feet. two stories high
above the basement The ground floor
and basement will be rented for busi-
ne-'' purposes. and the upper story will
b. used for lo1ge purposes.
Miss NeliG h Sntter, Of New Bethle.
hem, will open millinery parors in the
room formerly occupied by Miss Fair
bank. Miss SAtter will leave Septem
Der lst for Philadelphia and New York
to purchase "a complete line of millinery
goods New Bethlehem Leader.
Dr.. Ben njamiu, II returned missionary
from India, will occupy the pulpit at
the First Baptist church in REYNOLDS
vile Sunday evening, August 29th.
Prof. j. l.. Weaver will also conduct
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ing. Service commences at As o'clock.
For the purpose Of taking the next
decennial census the state has been
! divided into twenty three districts,
with supervisor to be appointed for
each district. Jefferson county will
| form part of the eighteenth district,
containing also Elk, Clarion, Forest,
! Venango and Warren.
Prof. w. N. Kinney, formerly of
Reynoldsville, who has been at Wander
grift, Pa, the past year and half,
WAS in Reynoldsvlle last week shaking
bands with old acquaintances. This
week he is with the Reynoldsville-
PunxsutawneY Old Home Week band
in Groundhogville.
William Idle is visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. g.
Idle, near Reynoldsville. During the
last few months Mr.. Idle has been
student in Boston linotype school
and has completed the regular course.
He expects shortly 10 leave to accept
a position, as machine operator In
some OF the larger cities.
Besides its exec lent reputation In ad-
vanciLg students along intellectual
lines. the Lock Haven State Normal
school is unsurpassed for its splendid
advaDtages It's large student body is
handl, d rs II IL were a family and the
welfare Of each one is considered. 1t
has Fl ne location and is we'll equipped.
Address the principal for catalog.
Two men. Bruno Carbone and Joe
Veltra, OF Wisbaw, have already been
hanged for the murder of Robert
Tczi-r, the old soldier of Baxter, this
county. July 8. 1908 In September
another man. Frank Veltra, brother
Of Joe Veltra, will be tried for com.
pl'ci'y in he affair. The confession of
Joe Veltra is said TO have implicated
bis brother.
Wallace & Stefl the new proprietors
Of the grist mill on Railroad street.
ReyDodsville have almost completed
the structural changes in the building
which they commenced Immediately
after taking charge in June and now
have nearly three times the floor space
formerly available. Their equipment
will also he increased shortly and when
completed they will have one of the
most convenient and modern grist
mills in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gates, of Grace
ton, Indiana county, have been guests
at the home OF the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin G. Clark, In Reynolds
vile the past week. Mr.. Gates has re-
signed his position as superintendent
of the Graceton Coal and Coke Com
pany 10 Indiana, which he had filled for |
four ears, to accept a more important
place as superintendent of the United |
States Coal and Coke Company works
at Gary, West Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates will take up their residence In
Gary this week.
The trustees Of the Pennsylvania
State Normal School of Indiana, Pa,
have just let contract for a fifty
thousand dollar addition to the women's |
dormltory. This addition will acom-
modate about fifty young men and |
women. This addition is TO be prac-
tically ireproof, the rooms are to be |
finished in hard word, and newly and |
elegantly furnished. A splendid cleo
trio passenger elevator will be con-
tinually at the service Of the young
women. The Pennsylvania State Nor
NAL has gone forward with leaps and
bounds tho last few years.