The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09

morning.
The Dubois Courier says Nelson
Swanson and Miss Ada Walker, Of
Reynoldsville, William H. Morchead,
of Eleanora, and Miss Fanny Phipps, OF
Reynoldsvilic, were married at Dubois
last Saturday.
J. G. McEntirc, the blacksmith, met
with an accident Saturday that might
have cost him the sight OF one eye.
While engaged at his work n piece Of
hot iron struck him on the eye and
burned II severely.
Election returns were received at
Centennial Hall last evening. Tickets
Of admission were sold for twenty-five
cents apiece to meet the expense
incurred to get the returns, which
amounted 10 thirty dollars.
The Republican meeting held at
Punxsutawney last Thursday evening
was largely attended. A special train
of four coaches was Gun from Reynolds
Vile and about three hundred and fifty
people went from this place.
Perry Brink, II noted old man who
was formerly numbered with the
denizens Of Poverty Flat" but who has
been living in Indiana county for about
two years, was in Reynoldsville last
week. Perry attempted. at least, to
make good appearance with his grey
nag and buggy not recently new.
The May Davenport Burlesque Co.
appeared at the opera house last night
| to fair-sized crowd. Such shows are
demoraizing and should not be patron
| ized, and yet we have been informed
that there were old grey-haired men
there. Nothwithstand the crowd, IL
was difficult to find any one this morn
ing who was there.
Among the delegates to the Epworth
League convention last week was II.
Rulofson, of Strattonville, who is over
seventy years Of age. He Is very
active and energetic man. and good
talker He is remarkably lively for
one Of thee score and ten and his
appearance does not bear out the
statement Of his age.
The Ridgway Democrat says; "Thc
Oil City Fuel Supply company are laying
lines of six inch pipe from each of their
Milestone wells to connect with the
main line at the old Wyncoop home
stead, where they have lines to Dubois,
Reynoldsville and other points. They
have between fifty and sixty men at
work grading, ditching and laying pipe.
The School Directors Association of
jefferson county will meet in the court
house at Brookvillc on Thursday, Nov.
18th, at 1890 A. NJ. Important topics
will be discussed by able men. II is
hoped that every school board of the
countp will be represented in the con-
vention by one or two delegates, whose
expences should be paid by the board
out of the funds Of their district.
The counclmen held their regular
monthly meeting at Thos. III. Scott's
office Monday evening. A petition was
presented asking that the borough
request the water company TO extend
the pipe from Ed. Clark's. on Main
street, to borough line. The burgess
reported $2S.00 as the amount collected
by him during the past two months.
As the burgess Is unable to catch all
the peddlers who come to town, he was
authorized to appoint four more police,
they to be paid out of the arrests they
make. A number of small bills were
presented and ordered paid.
Tuesday was Mrs. Jacob Deible's
birthday and a number of friends
gathered at her hnme on Grant street
and honored her with birthday
surprise party. Mrs. Deible was at
Dick jennings for supper and was
greatly surprised to find about thirty
five people at her home when she
arrived there. Good cheer flowed freely
during the entire evening and substan-
tial refreshments were served. The
surprised" was the recipient of a
rocking chair and other presents.
Mrs. Deible was we'll pleased with the
actions of her friends.
Rev. T. Brady, OF the Catholic church,
tied the nuptial knot four times this
week. A double wedding Monday
morning, Misses Mary ]. and Gertrude
Liebeton, of Prescotville, were married
to two Rathmel gentlemen. Tuesday
morning John Shannon and May Austin
took the marriage VOWS, and this
morning John Tohey and Miss Mary
Martin, daughter of Michael Martin,
entered into the state of matrimony
We are unable to say whether Father