The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-15

UT WITS. n. Js burrls.
The new M. T.. church at Sabula, Pa,
will be dedicated next Sunday. Rev.
Gearing Peters, OF Dubois, will preach
the dedicatory sermon.
The Reynoldsville Cornet band was to
have given dance in the opera house
Monday night, but for lack Of patronage,
the dance was fizzle.
The Bedford Erening Ne,cs in speak
ing of the Lotus Glee Club says: ''The
best musical entertainment that the
people of Bedford have ever enjoyed"
A fracas occurred in West Reynolds
vile Saturday afternoon. Fortunate
for the participants the police has not
been sworn in in the new borough yet.
Miss Marshall is a finished elocution-
tist.-Buffalo Courier Miss Marshall
recited charmingly. Philadelphia Press.
Will be here with the Lotus Glee Club
Nov. 2lst.
We were informed Saturday evening
that two handsome young ladies of our
town are contemplating eloping with
two young men Of this city. Full par
ticulars later.
Mary, ten-year-old daughter of
James Flynn, died at 1890 A. NJ, We'd
nesday, Nov. Sth, of diphtheria. Re-
mains were buried in Catholic cemetery
Thursday forenoon.
G. +. Hoffman, the jeweler, whose
business IL is to examine and regulate
the watches for the employees of the
A. V. Ry every six months, is now
performing that duty.
A wealthy farmer Of Westmoreland
county, 81 years old, was victimized out
of 5000 a few days ago by two rascals
who have been operating in Fayette,
Butler and other counties.
The Epworth League will give a
social to- the members Of the Methodist
Episcopal church in G. A.. II. hall on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 2Sth. A good
program will be prepared and refresh
ments served.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give an
oyster supper in G. A. II. hall on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 10th. Oysters will be
served either fried scalloped, stewed or
raw for twenty-five cents. Everybody
invited to attend.
Mrs. J. b. Arnold fell down long
flight of stairs at her home the other
morning without sustaining any serious
injury. She thought she was dead
however, about the time she struck the
bottom Of the stairs.
The Polander, who had typhoid fever
and was put in the lookup because the
poor overseers had no where else to put
him, was removed from the lookup
Saturday and the building has been
thoroughly fumigated.
1t is not enough to say that the Lotus
Club delighted the audience last night,
but the fact that twenty-four numbers
were given, instead of the ten on the
program, is an index of the appreciation
of those present.-1opeka Cdpitdl
A large crowd attended the "Bible
Day" services in the Baptist church
last Sunday evening. The program
was good one and all who participated
done very nicely and deserve credit.
The program was published in THE
STAR last week.
A sixty-year-old pauper at Dubois
tried to shoot one of the overseers of
that town Monday because he was not
receiving as much money from the poor
overseer as he thought he should have.
The old man was drunk and could not
handle the revolver as he had hoped
to. He is a dangerous character.
The inspection train made its annual
trip over the A. V. R,y last Friday.
David McCargo and several other
officials and all the section bosses on the
road travel on this train. A glass half
full of water, setting on the window sill
or some other place in the car, is
used to tell where the track needs work
done upon it.
]. ]. McCasey, who has been running
livery stable at Rathmel for over
year, sold his stock to M. l.. Spangler
and has rented his house and barn to
the same party. Mr.. McCasey is very
thankful to the people of Rathmel for
their liberal patronage while he had
charge OF the stable, and bespeaks for
his successor the same liberal patron
age.
Among the attractions of sterling
worth which have stood the crucial test
of these hard times, is G. Fl. Burrells
madison Square Theater Co.." which
for the past four seasons have been To-