The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-12-18

and mothers Christmas present. You
can get them and have them fitted after
Christmas at g. +. Hoffman's.
Rev. J. w. Crawford's temperance
lecture In Centennial hall last Friday
evening was not listened TO by very
large audience. The lecture was
good one.
Rev. George Bosley, Of Washington,
ID. c., a colored man who was slave In
those other days, lectured in Centennial
hall last evening on the "Origin OF the
African Race"
Mrs. Catharine Conrad, who was mar
ried TO VIM. Conrad, deceased, few
years ago, and who made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. T.. G. Reyn-
olds, in this place for sometime, died in
Allegheny City last Sunday.
Walter Spry will be at the polling
place in this borough-the Burns House
to-day and tomorrow from 1000 A. NJ.
TO 300 p. NJ, to register any aud all
persons who are to be registered.
These will be the last days for register
ing
The Dubois Courier got out special
edition last Saturday which contained
one hundred and twenty columns,
eighty-seven columns were filed with
advertising. This was the largest
paper ever issued at Dubois. IL was
very neat paper.
When we mentioned last week that
George Womeldorf had been assaulted
on Main street, we were not aware of
the fact that John Fuller was with him
and had received pair OF black eyes
from the hands OF the same parties who
had used Womeldorf up so badly.
At the next meeting OF the jefferson
County Medical Society, which will be
held In. Dubois on the 9th inst, the
use of anti-toxine in the treatment OF
diphtheria will be considered and dis
cussed. This is timely topic and one
that is receiving attention all over the
country.
At the meeting Of Fire Co. No. last
Thursday evening Frank J. Black was
reelected president and foreman Of the
company. This makes the sixth con-
secutive year for Frank as president
and the twelfth consecutive year as
foreman Of the fire department in Rey-
noldsville.
The Caledonia tunnel, on the A. V.
R'y, is enclosed at night with doors on
each end of the hole in the hill. Last
Sunday night a westbound freight train
found the doors closed, and It is hardly
necessary to add that new doors will
have to be put on. The engine was
slightly damaged.
THE STAR, the leading paper of
Reynoldsville, can be secured for S1.0O
in advance. This offer holds good until
the first OF January. = ~ STAR for one
year would be an excellent Christmas
present, and the party to whom sent
would be reminded each week ~ the
giver. Subscribe now.
Thomas Burns, aged twenty-five
years, son Of John Burns who lives near
the school house, died at $50 A. NJ,
Saturday last, and was buried Monday
forenoon. Services were held in the
Catholic church at 900 A. M. Monday.
The young man had typhoid fever five
weeks, which terminated in his death.
"Wreath of Roses" a temperance
society Of the Catholic church,
composed of about thirty small
girls, will give an entertainment
in the opera house on Thursday even
ing, Dec. 26th, consisting of songs,
recitations, drills and dialogues. A
good program has been prepared. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Daisie Fredia, 22-month-old-daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. H. Ford, died
last Friday and was buried in the Bap-
tist cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Funeral services were conducted at the
home of the bereaved parents by Rev.
J. w. Crawford, pastor Of the NJ. E.
church. Scarlet fever robbed these
parents OF the beloved little girl.
The Epworth League OF the MGE
church elected the following Few
officers last Wednesday evening: Pres
ident, S. M. Lowther; styice-president,
G. Fl. Mundorff 2nd vice, Mrs. ]. w.
Crawford; 3rd vice, Louisa Koehler; 4th
vice, Evalyn Sechrist; secretary, Alice
Doane; treasurer, Geo. F. Engle; organ
ist, Carrie Albright: chorister, John
Reddecliff; librarian, VIM. Burge jr.
Howorth's Hibernica and Blodgett &
Hyde's Comedians fairly captivated a
big audience at the Opera House Tues
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