The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-23
A Little OF Everything.

Will pardon us Tor sacrificing news TO
cash for one week.
E. g. Burns aud wife we're in Pitts
burgh last week.
William Wildauer went to Pittsburgh
to work Monday morning.
Joseph B. Means, Of Brookville, was
In Reynoldsville Monday.
Fl. K. Atwater, of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday in Reynodsville
Saturday was pay day at the ]. &
G. @, & l. Co, operations.
Miss Anna Schebig went to Emlen-
ton, Pa, yesterday on a visit
Misses Nellie and Rosie Montgomery
are visiting in Pittsburgh and East
Brady this week
The interior of the Bing-Stoke Co.
store has been frightened up with a
new coat OF paint.
Charles e. Snyder, one of the pros.
pective Republican candidates for
Assembly, was in town Monday.
Blake E. Irwin, Of Brookvlle, pro-
| thonotary for jefferson county, passed
through Reynoldsville Monday.
Rev. T. r. Johnston, of Goshen, N.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. L
Johnston, in West Reynoldsville.
Mrs. j. A. Armstrong. of Reynolds
Vile, took trip to Pittsburgh and also
visited Mrs. Jonn Morton at East Brady
last week.
Misses Esther and Mary Klepfer we're
visiting their sister, Mrs. Charles
Woodford, In Mt. Jewett the latter
part of last week.
Fl. X. Cochrane and son, Paul, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. w. @. Gibson, Of
West Reynoldsville.
James v. Murray, corporation clerk
in the capital at Harrisburg, passed
through Reynoldsville on his way to
Punxsutawney Monday.
Mrs. John P. Feicht and children,
OF Seanor, Pa, are visiting the formers
parents near Desire and at home OF
Peter Feicht in this place.
Miss Anna Woodford recently re.
ceived as gift from California friend
box OF real Chinese nuts, which are
curious and rarely seen in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hirst were
called TO Oil City Monday by the illness
| of Mr.. Hirst's mother, message stat.
ing that she was not expected to live.
Miss Anna Jelbart, of Brockwayville.
spent the past few days with relatives
in Reynoldsville, stopping off here on
her return from visit in Pittsburgh
and Fayette City.
James Fl. Moore, of Curwensville
has opened an upholstering and furn-
lture repairing shop in the Taafe build
ing, above Fifth street and is now ready
to receive work. He is genial gentle
man with long experience in his work.
The Family Theatre was unable to
operate Saturday night on account OF
a burned out battery on the electric
circuit. 1t was a Saturday night and
a pay day-the most profitable night
in the week for Mr.. Monte generally.
Word received from the Mercy Hos
pital in Pittsburgh indicates that both
of the Reynodsville appendicitis
patients operated upon last week.
Miss Halle Burns and Fred Wheeler,
are doing well and no further compli-
cations are expected.
Every checker player in town should
be out at the opening OF the grand
annual tournament of the Checker and
Chess Club Thursday night OF this
week. Whether members or not, all
are welcome and all may try their skill
In the competition for the champion
ship.
There will be special Easter services
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening. The subject
In the morning will be "The Philo-
sophy OF the Resurrection. the topic
in the evening will be "The Historic
Fact OF the Resurrection. There will
be special Easter music.
1t is improbable that the Star Glass
Co. plant will be started before six
or eight weeks Extensive repairs are
now being made by the Colburn people,
who will operate it during the next
run, both to the tank and lehr, and
1t will require some time TO melt the
glass again after the repairs are COM
pleted.
| G. A. Prescott, of Tawas City,
Michigan, is guest at the home of
]. II. Corbett and other relatives in
Reynoldsville. Mr.. Corbett spent his
boyhood days in this place and though
wealth and political honors have come
to him in Michigan he has still warm
spot In his heart for the local people
and scenes.
Mayor Calvin, of Cincinatti. has
has established a Kicking Day."
Every Thursday he or his secretary
is at home to receive complaints on all
subjects pertaining to civic welfare.
After issuing the dog quarantine last
week Mayor Williams Of Reynoldsville
thought there we're about seven days Q