The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-20

to Reynoldsville.
The Keystone band serenaded Mr..
and Mrs. G.. G. Strouse at the Com
mercial Hotel last evening.
Robinson's little big shoe house across
the way from welsh's has the shoes
you want at prices to please.
The Utopia Society held very pleas
ant social at the home Of G. w. Palen
in West Reynoldsville last evening.
Shaw's Burlesque Co. at the Reyn-
olds opera house next Friday evening,
Nov. 22nd Tickets on sale at Stokes
drug store.
The Commercial Hotel at Brookville
has changed hands, p. p. Carrier has
retired and r. Arthurs has taken charge
of the hotel.
Eighteen hundred dollars were sold
at the meeting of the Reynoldsville
Building and Loan Association on Mon
day evening.
A new butcher shop has been opened
in the new building at the corner of
Main and Fifth street. John Schultze
will have charge of the shop.
w. ID. Williams & Co. carry full
line of new furniture and will pay cash
for old furniture or will trade new
furniture for old at their store next
door to J. A. Welshs grocery.
In this issue of THE STAR will be
found communication from Rev. Jas.
H. Jelbart commenting on the views of
the editor OF the Punxsutawney Spirit
on the prohibition of the liquor traffic.
Four tough looking characters loiter-
ed around the streets Sunday night
acting very suspiciously. Night watch
man Adlesperger followed them up
closely. They kept moving on to keep
out of his way.
To break up cold there are few
better remedies than hot lemonade.
Squeeze the juice of one lemon into
tumbler, and sweeten to taste, then fill
the glass with hot water, and take just
before retiring.
Miss Maggie Schultze, clerk in A. d.
Deemer & Cos dry goods store, went to
st. Marys yesterday to attend the we'd
ding of John Brooks Robertson, Of
Nashville, Tenn, and Miss Rosa Wind
fielder, which takes place to-day.
State Councillor OF the Jr. o. U. A.
M, Clarence B. Johnson, has appointed
w. J. Weaver Of Hiawatha Council No.
1913 Deputy State Councillor for the
4l6th district embracing Deemers X
Roads No. 604, Hiawatha No. 1873, and
Stump Creek No. 9Sl.
| One Of the students at the Kittanning
Academy threw red pepper on the reg
lister which heats the building one
one day last week and school
was Immediately closed for the
day. It took only few seconds for the
pepper to clear the rooms.
Ten years ago H. B. Leach was bur-
CESS of this borough, B. T.. Wellendorf,
Solomon Shaffer, DR.. S. Reynolds, VIM.
Wylie and ]. X. Lawrence members Of
town council, Thos. H. Scott clerk OF
council, M. J. Sloppy chief Of police, and
w. G. Schultze street commissioner.
Judge Rayburn recently decided that
constables who are required to attend
to elections are not entitled to $500 per
day, but $500 for the entire service in
cluding the time necessary to count the
ballots. Economy is all right, but it is
drawing the line too close to ask con-
stable to remain at the polls all day, and
in some places most all night, for 200.
The Hopeless Eleven" were given a
banquet at the Commercial Hotel last
evening by G. c. Strouse, who was a
member OF the hopeless crowd up until
last Wednesday. The banquet was
quite "blcwout." The dining room
was handsomely decorated with flags,
bunting, potted plants and flowers.
Each one found beautiful button-hole
boquet beside their plate. The bill OF
fare was elaborate-a fine "layout." A
few of Mrs. Strouse's lady friend were
present which prevented it from being
a 'stage" banquet.
A short time since, on the occasion of
the annual election of officers at the Nut
ual Building and Loan association OF
Dubois, this paper said that the first
series OF stock in that association was
about to mature and would soon be paid
of. These payments began Wednesday
and the certificate Of Walter Hatten,
for four shares was the first to be paid
off. Others will now follow and very
considerable sum Of money from now on
will be put into circulation through
this source. The success Of this insti