The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-07

presbyterian church Will hold moon
light social at the residence Of Miss
Mamie Sutter in West Reynoldsville
Thursday evening Of this week.
Rev. ]. G. McIntire, of this place, will
lecture in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Brockwayville on Friday
evening, Sept. 10th, in the interest OF
the p. o. s. OF A. at that place.
Will Scbwem, who has been running
a hotel at Niagara Falls for several
years, has sold out his interest in the
hotel and is in Reynoldsville at present.
We are unable to say what business he
proposes to engage in.
The Borough Dads held their regular
monthly meeting in Thos. II. SCOTS
Office Monday evening. There was
nothing of Importance presented for
their consideration. The extent of
business was to grant orders for bills
presented.
The Epworth League ball club of
Dubois came to Reynoldsville Monday
to play the League club of this place,
but owing to the inclement weather
only five innings were played. The
score was five to two in favor OF the
Reynoldsville boys.
The merchant tailoring establishment
under the firm name OF Bell Bros.
& Co., has been changed and will here
after be run by Bell Bros, as dissolu-
tion has taken place and Geo. w. Stoke.
jr., the former partner, has sold his
interest to Bell Bros.
We received postal card yesterday
from Rev. Harvey Grame Furbay upon
which WAS written the following:
''Married:-Harry Truman and Lizzie
Snyder" For particulars rs to time,
place, &c, we will have to refer the
readers to the Reverend.
The new stone steps have been laid
in front Of the M. f. church, which is a
vast improvement over the old wooden
ones that disgraced the front OF the
church for sometime. Aaron Rodgers,
the marble cutter, dressed the stones
and made neat job out OF them.
E. Sherman Vosburg, who is well
known in Reynoldsville, will move his
family to Carico, Columbia county,
Oregon, in a few days. Mr.. Vosburg
has valuable tract OF land there upon
which he lived for over a year, return
ing to this place in the spring Of 81.
Rev. Jenkins and his dusky assistants,
closed their campmeeting at Brookville
last week for the want of patronage.
II all other towns would give them the
same welcome as Brookville did they
would be making their dimes in some
other way than under a religious flag.
d. F. Robinson, the shoe merchant,
went to Kittanning yesterday afternoon
to attend the funeral OF Will Crum,
who at one time run o photograph
gallery in Reynoldsville. Mr.. Crum
had been sick for sometime and had
gone to Colorado for his health, where
he died last week.
Edward Bennett haG his right hand
badly injured while playing ball Satur-
day afternoon. The ball struck him
between the two smallest fingers and
tore them asunder. A doctor had to
bring them in close relation again with
a needle and thread. Ed. will not play
ball for few days again.
He who loveth to hunt the nimble
squirrel and feareth to tread the forest
alone, had better shoulder his double
barrel shooter and HE himself to
Punxsutawney to look for game. The
Spirit says: 'It is by no means an
unusual sight to see squirrels on the
shade trees In our principal streets"
A low rate excursion to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Toronto, Ont, will
be run under the management Of the
b., r. & p. Ry on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Tickets to Buffalo good for ten days
and Niagara Falls five days. Fare from
Falls Creek to Niagara and return $3.50.
Train will leave Falls Creek at IL. As p. m.
Miss Isabelle Arnold, daughter OF
ex-banker Arnold, left yesterday for
R0stOn Mass IN attaud the Cnnsarya-
tory Of Music. Miss Isabelle is already
quite deft pianist, but she is desirous
of being able to master the ivories
perfectly, making them yield submis.
sively to her touch. She is sure to
succeed.
The assessor will be present at the
Burns House on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, September 7th and Sth, between
the hours Of 1000 A. M. and p. M. for
| the purpose OF registering all who make