The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-04
A Little OF EVeruthInO.

Harry Coping got new automobile
last week. It is Regal. A very nice
car.
DR.. r. A. Mckinley preached in the
Beechwoods Presbyterian church Sun
day afternoon.
Fresh caught halibut, hard and soft
shell crabs and frogs at City hotel
restaurant this week.
Clarion District M. E. conference
will be held in the M. E. church at
Punxsutawney June 6'8.
Full page advertisements for Bing.
Stoke Co. and N. Hanau appear In
this issue of The STAR.
At the Presbyterian church Rev. DR..
r. A. Mckinley will preach next Sab
bath on Looking unto Jesus" and
"Refuge."
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet at the home OF Mrs. l.. M.
Simmons on Hill street at 230 p. m.
Friday, May 6.
Thomas Lowther, wife and daughter,
Dorothy, of Tyrone, spent Sunday at
uOIu6 vi Jut lOTmcT siobcTs IhTo. w LII,
Barclay, on Jackson street.
The Wilson Coal and Coke Company
and other mines along the p. S. & G.
r. r. have advanced the mining rate
of coal three cents per net ton.
Andrew Wheeler has been nursing
very sore hand the past week which
was caused by puncturing the hand
with rusty wire in bale OF hay.
The Helping Hand Society of the M.
E. church served the banquet given
in the l. o. o. F. hall last Friday night
to the seniors OF the high school by the
undergraduates.
William Loding. who has been book
keeper for John O'Hare several years,
has resigned his position here to accept
position at Phillipsburg. Mr.. Loding
will move to the latter place.
About one hundred Odd Fellows at
tended services in the Presby
church at 1100 a. m. Sunday and
listened to an excellent sermon by DR..
r. A. Mckinley on 'Friendship"
An advertisement was published in
The STAR last week that the Pen nsyl-
vania Railroad would run an excursion
to Washington, D. G., May 10, but the
company has abandoned, or postponed
the excursion.
A small blaze on roof Of VIM. Burris'
house In West Reynoldsville about noon
Thursday caused the fire alarm to be
given. A few buckets Of water ex-
tinguished the fire. A defective flue
was cause Of fire.
The windstorm Sunday night lifted
part of the roof off the wooden awning
In front OF G. G. Gibson's shoe store and
Mr.. Gibson is having the awning torn
down and will put up a canvas awning
In front of his store.
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the M. e. church will meet at the home
OF Mrs. G. A. Stephenson on Grant
street on Friday afternoon OF this week
All those who have not handed in their
thank Offering ere requested to do so
at this meeting.
The date of the annual big Harvest
Home Picnic and CARNIVAL at Nolan
Park on the P. S. & G. r. R.. will be
August 3lst, Sept l., 2 and 8. The
management have the matter in hand
and expect to make this years attrac-
tions bigger and better than ever.
Some OF the members of the Knights
OF PytEias lodge OF this place were in
Dubois Friday evening attending a
special session OF the X. of p lodge
in Dubois. This special session was
called tor the purpose OF ofconferriug the
grand lodge degree upon class Of 35.
Senator James G. Mitchell, Of
Hamilton, candidate for Assembly, was
in towr Monday. Senator Mitchell is
an experienced and successful cam
paigner and he has entered the Assem-
bly, contest with determination to win
the nomination If possible. The candi-
dates that defeat him will have to
hustle.