The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-20

ilttie teieEThpniC ueWs ihSt Wcch, Duo
gave its readers an excellent report
daily of the proceedings Of the M. E.
conference.
A temperance meeting will be held
in the Centennial Hail at 900 p. M.
next Sunday ard at 7.30 p. M. Both
meetings will be addressed by Will ].
Mcconnell.
J. G. Williams. who Is now living on
the Dean farm, came into town Monday
morning and brought the STAR force
some choice grapes, which were thank
fully received.
Glenn Milliren has just returned from
Buffalo where he purchased one OF the
finest lines OF hats ever exhibited In
Reynoldsville. Call at his store, exam
Inc the goods and get prices. He can
save you money.
There will be special meeting OF the
Women's Home Missionary Society
held in the lecture room OF the NJ. T..
church Thursday evening after prayer
meeting to elect delegate to the conven-
tion at East Brady.
The Reynoldsville Epworth League,
Of which Wayne Womer is an ex-presi-
dent, held farewell social for him at
William Burgess Friday evening. The
time was pleasantly spent and refresh
ments were served.
The Daughters OF st. George will
hold an English tea party and enter
tainment in the G.. A. II. hall on Satur-
day evening, Sept. 23rd. Tea 25 cents
and entertainment 10. Tea from 500
till 100 and entertainment Immediately
following.
Ed. Burns, the liveryman, drove his
black pony TO the A. V. R'y station
yesterday forenoon and left the nag
stand without being tied. The pony
got frightened and ran up Main street
at rapid speed, but was stopped near
the barn without doing any damage to
the buggy.
The third annual reunion and camp
fire of the honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors of Clearfeld county, was
held at Dubois last Friday. A few of
the soldier boys of Reynoldsville were
at Dubois to enjoy the occasion. The
reunion next year will be held at
Curwensville in June.
The A. v. R'y time table, as it
appears In the Dubois Courier, is Oft
twenty minutes on one train. and that
is train No. @ which leaves Dubois at
$50 A. M. instead of 40, as it appears
in the Courier. 1t may be possible by
date OF schedule, Dec. IS, 1893, that the
paper is running schedule that Is
to be.
When the appointments for the Erie
Conference were read at Dubois Mon
day forenoon Rev. =. ]. Slattery's
name was read for Reynoldsville. Rev.
Slattery has entered into his labors as
pastor OF this church for the second
year. To have a successful year it will
require cooperation OF the laity with
the pastor in the work of the church.
Alex. Whitehill, who twirled the
ball for the Tyrone ball team a few
months, returned home Friday, as the
season for the league he was playing
in closed Thursday. Alex. pitched
eleven games and only lost two. He
played good ball and will get good
position next year II he wants to play
ball, as several offers have already been
| given him.
Tavern Rumbaugh, young lad of
this place, conceived the idea that he
would like to visit an aunt at Red Bank,
and without permission from his parents
or his Sunday clothes on, on Tues
day morning Of last week he left home
and did visit his aunt. His visit,
however, was cut short when his
whereabouts was ascertained, and on
Saturday he returned to the parental
domicile here.
The ring of the school bell was lost
last summer when the bell fell from the
belfry to the ground and it has not been
found. OF course it was not needed un-
til school began, but now the old crack
ed thing CRATES more harshly on the ear
of the would-play-truant lad than ever
before. II any person finds the ring
and will hand il to Prof. Stamey so that
it can be replaced, they will confer a
favor upon the people of this place.
Harry M. Shaney telegraph operator
and agent at Tyler, Pa, was married to
Miss Alice Scofeld, daughter of James
L. Scofield, of Penfeld, last Wednesday
morning and passed through Reynolds
vile in the afternoon ON their wedding
trip. They will visit Chicago and
several other western cities on the trip
Mr. Shaney is brother of Mrs. Geo