The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-01

Sunday evening.
A very desirable farm Of 80 acres one
mile west Of Reynoldsville for sale. For
particulars inquire Of Mrs. M. T.. Weed
or Mrs. A. J. Burris.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board OF Trade will be held In the
Masonic hall Friday evening, Nov.
Ord. Remember the date.
Walter Mason, sr., received severe
confusion OF the left knee and two cuts
on his head by fall Of coal In the Big
Soldier mine last Thursday.
Miss NJ. T.. Moore, our leading mil
liner, will receive more new hats this
week. Her stock is always the largest
and prices TO suit everybody.
Jos. McKernan, baggage master at
the A. V. R.'y station, Is gathering In
his potato crop this week and Hubert
Farrell is handling the baggage.
A number of young sports of this
place went TO Troutville Thursday night
to attend the re-openng Of the hotel at
that place which has been enlarged.
II is sign of popularity and prosper
ity to see merchant adding TO his
stock these days. That IL just what
Henry A. Reed, "the shoe man." is do
ing.
| NJ. V. B. Bennett, an orator Of some
repute, will talk on the Prohibition
question In Centennial hall next Mon
day evening. Bennett is an able and
eloquent talker.
| DR.. B. T.. Hoover, the dentist, was
very busy last week. He began the
weeks work Monday by doing work for
nineteen different persons and closed
Saturday by doing work for sixteen
persons.
A school girl stopped at the postoillce
the other day and when informed that
there was no mail for her she said:
"Oh, pshawl every time come here !
am mistaken" Disappointed, was what
she meant to say.
The jefferson and Clearfield County
Medical societies met together at Du-
Bois last Friday. Reynoldsville doctors
were not represented. The eastbound
train being almost three hours late was
the reason therefor.
A concert and entertainment will be
given in the church at Pancoast on
Tuesday evening, Nov. IA. Concert
will be given by the brass band. The
entertainment will consist of recitations,
singing, dialogues, &c.
II we are to accept the statements Of
the candidates now seeking the various
offices of this county we are lead to
believe that there will be Democrat
and Republican elected for each Office
We don't believe it, however.
A Bible School Convention of the
Western Division Of the Clearlield Asso-
citation of the Baptist church, was held
in Brockwayville yesterday. Rev. Il. L.
Derr, Jacob Booth and w. S. Stone, Of
this place, were on the program.
A society was organized in Dubois
Saturday evening for intellectual cul-
ture, and was named the "Women Of
the RoundTable." This society is
similar to the "Utopia Circle" of Reyn-
oldsville and the "Whittier Club" Of
Brookville.
Halloween was not passed by unob-
served in Reynoldsville, although there
was very little, II any, real damage
done. There were more young ladies
and young men out on a lark last night
than usual, and perhaps the girls kept
the boys from being devilish.
The Keystone band serenaded j. II.
Bell, new superintendent of the b., l..
& Y. G. M. Co., last evening. Mr.. Bell
had been notified a week before that the
band was coming and preparations were
made and after playing several pieces
in front OF Mr.. Bells residence the boys
were invited in and excellent refresh
ments were served.
The Y. p. S. G. E. OF the Presbyter-
ian church will hold "Gypsie Social"
in the G. A. r. hall tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening, which promises to be the
most mirthful social the Endeavor has
ever held. The committee are making
a special effort to have very pleasant
time. Admission, ladies five cents,
| gentlemen ten cents.
Mrs. Jerome Bowers, of Dubois, died
Wednesday of last week and was buried
in Beulah cemetery at this place Friday.
The deceaseds maiden name was Sadie
Boyles, daughter of Wilder Boyles who
lives three miles out from Reynoldsville
on the road to Brookville. Mrs.
Bowers was member of st. Paul's
| Lutheran church at Dubois