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

| Ins popuihT ttOnhtns NHnuoiin CiuD
will be at the @. A. II. hall Saturday to
delight all who attend with some Of
their choice music. Elegant refresh
ments will bc served at the hall.
The Daughters Of st. George, who
meet In the I. o. o. f. hall, are very
much annoyed by some one picking
open the lock OF the trunk In which
they keep the key to the goats" de-
partment.
Pearl, six-year-old daughter Of George
Roller, was buried In Beulah cemetery
last Thursday, Aug. oath. Rev. =. J.
Slattery conducted the funeral services.
Inflammatory rheumatism sapped her
young life away.
The Epworth League will go TO
Dubois Saturday to play ball with the
League at that place. All who desire
TO go with the League to Dubois that
day can get excursion rates by applying
to NJ. w. Womer.
Rov. !. j. Rankin, of PenGeld, will
preach for tho Reynoldsville Presbyter-
ians next Sunday. Rev. Johnston, pas
tor elect, expects to be- here and take
charge Of and preach for the congrega-
tion the third Sunday In September.
A moonlight picnic was held In
Thomas Reynolds, jr., orchard, Para
disc, last Thursday evening. A jolly
good time, was the pass .word Of the
evening, and according to reports, every
person had it. A few young people
went out from I,eynoldsvillc.
What is called the first nine OF Reyn-
oldsville and u picked nine Of the same
place, played ball Friday. The latter
chaps had battery from Brookville
A heavy storm stopped the game at
the sixth inning with the score stand
ing to in favor of the picked nine.
Willie, son OF Il. J. Lofts, was squint-
ing into an air gun Saturday when the
thing went of and the shot penetrated
the skin just at the corner OF his right
eye. The boys father forbid him hav-
ing gun and the lad went to neigh
boris and was playing with the air
| shooter.
Rev. ]. N. Williams, of Tarcntum,
talked on the Worlds Fair and the
moral lessons to be CLEANED from IT, In
the |. o. o. +. hall at this place Sunday
afternoon. Just about the time the
meeting opened heavy shower came
up and kept many at home who would
have attended.
A number Of young ladies OF tho
Presbyterian N. r. L. Society went out
to Robert Waite's yesterday afternoon
to have good time and look for coons
in the evening. No doubt Mr.. Waite's
corn field looks worse this morning than
II would had half dozen coons been In
1t last night.
J. II. Bell has accepted the position
of general superintendent Of the Bell,
Lewis & Yates Coal Mining Co., new
Office just created in that com
pany. S. B. Elliott remains general
manager Of the Rochester and Pitts
burg Coal and Iron Co. and the b., l..
& Y. G. NJ. Co.
Jim Sing, the Chinese laundry man
at New Bethlehem, was invited to go
out for a glass OF beer one night re-
Gently and while he was absent some
person entered the laundry and carried
the Chinamans little money box away
which contained $500. 90 and some valu-
able papers. There Is no clue to the
robber.
Reynoldsville and Rathmel ball teams
played on the grounds ut this place
Monday afternoon In drizzling rain.
The game was good one, but In the
eighth inning there was some trouble
about Rathmel putting their best batter
in when it was not his turn and 1t
resulted in breaking up the game at a
tie score Of 6 to 6.
Miss Ella Seeley persuaded number
OF young people to go to Jacob Suffers
last Wednesday night and have sur
prise party. When the young people
got to Pleasant avenue the Misses
Suffers were in bed, but Of course they
soon donned their habiliments and
made their appearance and entertained
the party royalty for few hours.
D'Alma & Stones railroad show came
to Reynoldsville in a box car Friday
and pitched their tent near the compa-
ny store. 1t made better appearance
on the bill boards than it did on the
street. The storm, which got here just
after the afternoon performance was
over, blew down the tent and left it in
more of dilapidated condition than it
was before the storm.
The grocery firm known as Swab
Bros, doing business in Reynoldsville
and Rathmel, has been dissolved. d.
Il, SWab will continue the grocery busi-