The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-03-04

olds Drug Store.
Two Italians were arrested Sunday
evening and put in the cooler for
walking up Main street playing on
accordions and would not stop when
requested to do so by an officer. The
Italians were fined three dollars apiece.
The Utopia Society elected the
following officers, at the meeting Mon
day afternoon, for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. T. NJ. Brown; vice.
president, Mrs. c. w. Palen; secretary,
Mrs. DIR. S. Reynolds; treasurer, Mrs.
C. A. Stephenson.
George Shaffer, of Knoxdale, and
Miss Levina Beer, of Knox township,
came to Reynoldsville on the 100 p. NJ.
train last Thursday and at 7.3O p. NJ.
Esq. f. Neff tied the nuptial knot for
them Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer left on
the S.4S train for their home.
A little fellow, who had his wits
about him when the contribution plate
was passed at church, administered a
rebuke to his mother, who, on her way
home, was finding fault with the SER
mon: "Well, mother" he said, inno-
Gently, "what could you expect for a
cent?r
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Three scalawags stopped q young
lady on one Of the well travelled streets
Of this town last Saturday evening and
warned her, on her life, not TO make .
noise, but she did use her voice Justify
and fortunately man was approaching
in that direction and the assaulters got
frightened and skipped.
The Missionary Society OF the Presby-
terian church will serve ice cream,
sherbet, cake and coffee at the residence
of DR.. S. Reynolds, on Main street, next
Tuesday evening, March 10th. Every
body invited The money is for good
cause-missions. Ice cream, cake and
coffee will be served for Is cents.
Through the kindness of r. DeVere
King we are in receipt Of beautiful
invitation to attend the commencement
exercises of the class OF '96 at the Phila-
delphia Dental College on March 5th,
at the Philadelphia Academy of Music.
DeVere, who is Reynoldsville young
man, is member of the above class.
While the fire alarm was being given
Thursday night the clapper, or ham,
mer, fell out of the fire bell to the
street and left its mark on the ice
covered street. Had the hammer
fallen on top of the head of the man
who was pulling the rope, there certain
ly would have been a funeral in town.
The can on top Of the gasoline stove
in the Home Supply store, in the Bee
Hiye Building, exploded about noon
last Wednesday, which raised quite an
excitement for few minutes and soon
drew large crowd. The fire was
extinguished before it done any damage.
The fire alarm bell was rung but the
firemen's services was not needed.
Bessie, thirteen-year-old daughter Of
William Pomroy, of Rathmel, died last
Thursday night and was buried in the
Prospect cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services were held in the M. f.
church at Rathmel, conducted by Rev.
Buzza, pastor of the church. Bessie
had the measles which was followed by
pneumonia and that resulted in death.
There was party on Main street
Monday evening to which large num-
ber Of young ladies and young men
were invited. There were four females
present and about fifty young men.
We will not comment on the party, for
If we were to do so it would not be very
favorable, If we have been informed
correctly by two or three who were
there.
A box social was held at the jerks
school house last Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Sutter, teacher of the jerks
school, is anxious to get large globe
and several other things for the school
and box social was the method she
adopted to get the necessary ''where-
with to purchase the globe, &c. 1t was
not glowing success, financially, yet
they did pretty well and had real good
time.
A man named George Shannon, of
Brookville, is now confined in the
Brookville Jail because he attempted to
shoot his wife. 1t appears that peace
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