The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-08-30
LOCAL LACONICS.

jackson street to Hill street.
A Salvation Army is holding meetings
at the Electric park In Dubois.
"Tho Burglar" will be played at the
opera house Monday, Sept. 9Th.
The Lecture Association will meet at
the gas office next Monday at 800 T.. M.
Gentlemen call and inspect Bells fine
woolcns for fall and winter suits. Whyp
Rev. Geo. S. Womer will occupy the
M. +. pulpit next sunday, morning and
evening.
When In need Of shoes go to Henry
A. Reed, "the shoe man" He can suit
you T.
Mrs Wesley Mottcr kindly remem-
bered us with a beautiful boquet Of
choice flowers yesterday.
Tho amount subscribed on the paper
circulated by f.. w. McMillen TO aid
Josiah Wolfe, was $3.50.
The Juvenile brass band serenaded
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wolemdurf last
night. The boys make good music.
Tom Mullen, Of East Brady, an erst
while Reynoldsville boy, was among the
party who visited the mines at this
place last week.
A mania for Staying mustaches must
have struck Reynoldsville, as n large
number Of fellows look ~ II their upper
lips are too short.
A "harvest home" picnic was held In
the Sykesville park last Friday. A
dance was held in the evening which
ended in a big row.
Rev. Il. T. Derr will preach in the
Baptist church next Sunday. The Rev.
gentleman will return from his vacation
Thursday, Aug. 3lst.
The Hopkins Mandolin Club came to
town Friday evening and 'picked"
few choice selections at the residence of
Mr. Kearns on Main street.
John Schultze and Miss Maggie Kain
are to be married next Tuesday. Their
names were called out in the Catholic
church last Sunday morning.
Reynoldsville and Rathmel played ball
at Rathmel yesterday afternoon and the
nine from this place got left. The score
was 12 TO in favor OF Rathmel.
A number of the men who were coal
miners at Pancoast In that towns
palmy days, with their friends, will hold
apicnic there sometime next month.
A festival will be held in the G. A. II.
hall Saturday, Sept. 2nd, by four Of the
patriotic orders OF Reynoldsville.
Dinner and supper will be served.
Rev. II. A. Cooper, Of East Liver
pool, Ohio, nephew of Ninian Cooper,
preached two excellent sermons in the
Presbyterian church at this place
Sunday.
"Oklahoma Jim," Brookville's great
"Wild West" Snowman, is now content
to take life as he finds it daily in the
county seat. He earns his bread by
'the sweat of his brow"
Miss Maude Reynolds and Miss An
ME Mitchell drove to Sykesville one
day last week and got lost on the home
ward trip. They were nearly three
hours coming from Sykesville to Reyn-
oldsville.
The Presbyterian Sunday school was
to have picnicked In the Reynolds
grove last Thursday, but the shower in
the morning changed the arrangements
and the picnic was held at their parson-
age on Grant street.
]. X. Brown, auditor Of the A. v.
R'y, accompanied by his family, took
trip over the Low Grade Div. Friday,
to get sniff Of fresh air and see the
wild looking country between Red
Bank and Driftwood.
A little green snake was found on one
of the chairs in front Of Hotel McCon-
nell last Friday and 1t was put in the
cage with the monkey, but they let one
another alone. The monkey was not
'fooling" with snakes.
A base ball nine from this place went
to Emerickville Saturday and ''meas-
ured bats" with nine at that place.
The Reynoldsville boys stepped on the
home base seven times and the
Emerickville players only got there
twice.
The crank and pitman rod on the fiat
gang at Hopkins mill is what broke last
week. The mill was shut down four
\ days and half. This was the longest
shut down, on account of breakage,
since John II. Schofield become superin-
tendent.
A special meeting Of the Board Of
Trade was held in the Masonic hall last
evening. The committee appointed to
secure funds for rebuilding the woolen
mills here, reported $S, $50 having been
raised. The amount wanted is $l5, 900.
At the regular meeting Of the Board
FRIDAY night Of this week it will be
known whether Sykes, Allis g. Moor
house will locate here Or nOt