The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-11-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST

tendent, was in Reynoldsville Friday
last making arrangements for the coming
session OF the county institute.
Frank King, student at State College,
is home for short vacation.
Miss Neile Il. Sutter, of New Bethle-
hem. Spent Sunday at the home of her
parents in Reynoldsville.
DIR. b f.. Hoover, of this place, was one
of tue members Of the jury before which
The case of the two Payens was tried at
Brool1ville last week.
Harvey S. Deter, formerly with S. c.
Henry in Reynoldsville, has accepted a
position with the Mahoning Supply
Company at Della lcy, this county.
A car jumped the track on the Pennsyl-
vania near Fuller last Sunday morning and
delayed trailic few hours on that line.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Utter are visiting
IN Beaver Falls, Pa, this week.
Father p. j. Lynch was in Ridgway the
first of this week.
The residence of John Penman, of near
Walston, was totally destroyed by fire
Thursday night Mr.. Penman was badly
burned in an effort to save some of his
furniture.
There was sufficient snow on the side
walks the past week to allow the younger
element to coast.
Born, November 10th. 1910. to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Stauf,r in West Reynolds
vile, a girl
November 10th. 1870 a son arrived at the
home of Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Stauffer, in
West Reynodsville.
The school board # Winslow township
met at Franks Tavern last Saturday
afternoon. 1t was pay day for the
teachers Of the township.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran
church will hold their annual Christmas
Bazaar and Market on Saturday, Dee. 3rd.
William Shobert. of Punxsutawney,
visited his former home in West Reynolds
vile over Sunday,
Robert Hartman, of DnBois was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. David Jones, in
this place, last week
j, c. Williams, at one time photog-
rapher in Reynoldsvile, now geological
expert engaged on his chosen work in
BrDlsn Columbia, was in Reynoldsville
few days last week.
Ex-Sheriff Grant Scheafnocker, of
Brookville, was Reynodsville visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Feicht, of Kittanning, visited
at the home of Peter Feicht in this place
Last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed G. Burns and
daughter, Miss Halle went to Grove City
Saturday to visit few days.
The unexpected coming of cold weather
caught many local farmers unawares.
Most of them had not dug their potatoes
yet-those fine two and three pound tubers
that made the crop the best in several
years.
Miss Bess Shannon has been visiting her
sister, Miss Sara, in Philadelphia the past
week.
Mrs. G. C. Peterson and son, of Dubois.
spent last evening at. the home of Mr. and
Mrs Goorge Woodford. They were on
their way to Adrian to spend THANKSGIVING
with friends Mr. Peterson will 90 over
"Wednesday.
Nowi Is the time to plant your holiday |
advertising if you want to capture share |
OF the holiday trade.
Miss Florence Shannon visited several |
days last week in Brookville.
Rev. j. Booth was in Curwensville yes-
tcrday conducting the funeral of a former |
member OF his church in that place.
Mrs. ID. w. Morrison, of Tionesta,
Forest county was the guest of her sister,
Mrs o. Fl. Johnston, in West Reynolds |
vile, the. past week
Lon r. Carlton, of Big Run, spent Sun
day in town.
Miss Alice Sloan, of Brookville, spent |
Saturday in this place
Mrs. Annie Oberlin, of Richmond, India |
ma county, is Il guest at the home of her |
brother, David B. Stauffer, in West Reyn- |
soldsville.
Mrs. Virginia Summers and daughter,
Miss Dora Knight, Of Kensington, Ohio, |
visited Mrs. Hannah Prescott and Mrs.
,!c..,, N HAYS the latter part of the week
y. M. Woodward, formerly postmaster
In Reyholdsville, now living in Clearfield,
was Reynoldsville visitor last Thursday
-Alr. Woodland is no longer in business at
sClearfield, but having purchased home
in that town continues to reside there.
hunting party consisting of Squire
Pc ry b. Love, of Reynoldsville, F. L,
,Sa ller, Constable VIM. Waugaman. j. L.
Snaffer, p. S. Reed, AL Sheesley and