The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-09-25

NOW is bne ulIne 10 ReU your Rrdpcs'
Cheapest and best, only 13c. basket,
at Robinson & Mundorff's.
Roy Evans was put in the lookup
last night for threatening to burn his
fathers buildings, and Geo. Ayers was
arrested for knocking L. d. Rupert
down.
Moore & Dickinson are headquarters
for the worlds famous Minnehaha Flour,
the highest grade patent flour made,
and we guarantee every sack to give
satisfaction.
w. 3. Wilson, of Blossburg, will de-
liver lecture in Centennial hall on
Friday evening of this week entitled
1.-THE Hero of the Mine" Admission
Is and % cents.
The game of base ball played at Rath-
mel yesterday afternoon between a club
of this piece and Rathmel's club for fifty
dollars, was won by the Reynoldsville
club. Score 1l-5.
A black astrachan cape was lost be-
tween Rathmel and London mines yes
terday afternoon. A reward will be
paid to the person who brings the cape
to THE STAR office.
A West Reynoldsville woman fell out
of second story window backwards
yesterday afternoon and escaped with
out serious injury. She was sitting on
the sill cleaning the window.
The Prohibition meetings in Centen-
nial hall on Monday and Tuesday even
ings of this week were well attended.
There will be a meeting in the hall to-
night, the same speaker will be present.
]. ]. Sutter scaled four logs last
Thursday-two sixteens and two twelves
that contained 3,973 feet of lumber.
Mr. Sutter has scaled many logs but
these were the largest he has ever
scaled.
When the people were coming out of
the Prohibition meeting in the Centen-
nial hall Monday evening some villain
threw rotten eggs into the crowd and
hit one gentleman on the breast with
a spoiled egg.
Carrie Marie, fve-month-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. King died
Sunday morning and was buried in Beu-
lah cemetery Monday afternoon. This
is the second child this young couple
has buried in Beulah.
Peter b. Rhodes, of Prescottville,
and Miss Celia Hanna, OF Dubois, were
married at the home of the brides
parents in Dubois by Rev. Gearing
Peters last Wednesday morning. They
went to Pittsburg on a wedding trip.
John Snyder, who has been conduct
ing novelty store in the opera house
block since the first of last July, has
packed up his goods and moved to
Brookville. Mr.. Snyder is a gentle
man with whom we found it a pleasure
to do business.
John Thompson, the comedian, came
to Reynoldsville on the LAP p. NJ. train
Saturday, billed the town and gave a
show in the opera house Saturday even
ing. The comedian realized nine dol
lars out of the entertainment. The
hotel register made the company num-
ber nine people, but there were only
four of them. John, old boy, is in hard
luck.
About fifty young folks gathered at
the home of S. f.. Brewer in West
Reynoldsville last Thursday night to
Miss Josephine Brewer. Lunch was
served at $40, after which numerous
games were played. At reasonable
hour the young people returned to
their respective homes wishing Miss
Josephine many happy birthdays.
Mrs. Mary Touhy, wife of John Touhy
and daughter of Michael Martin, died
Of consumption Saturday and was buried
in the Catholic cemetery yesterday
morning. Services were held in the
Catholic church at nine o'clock. Mary
Martin and John Touhy were married
almost three years ago. One child pre-
ceded the mother to the Great Beyond
and child IA months old is left moth
erless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Scott, of Sykes
vile, passed through Reynoldsville
Wednesday afternoon on the west
bound train over the A. V. R'y on their
way to Trinidad Southern Colorado,
for the benefit of Mrs. Scott's health.
Consumption is sapping her life away
and the doctors advised Mrs. Scott to
try the climate of Colorado as there
was no other hope for her. Mrs. Scott
is daughter of Solomon Phillippi, of
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