The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-09-09

score was l2-l3 in favor of the Reyn-
oldsville nine.
YOU are known by the perfume you
use. Individualize yourself by using Il
society perfume, one that fashion has
sealed as the proper thing. Ave Maria
is a refined perfume for refined people.
Reynolds drug store.
William r. Cox and Lawyer f. j.
Weakley went to Erie yesterday to at
tend the convention of the Pennsylva-
MIA League of Republican clubs, as dele
gates from the Mckinley and Hobart
Club of Rcynoldsville.
The Populists of this place will hold a
meeting in the Nolan block tomorrow
evening, Sept. 10th, to join the Bryan
/ Club already organized, or form Bryan
and Watson Club, as the majority Of the
popu,ists present may decide.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Emery, who are
first-class comedy players and who spent
most of the past summer in this place
at Hotel Matson, with Mr.. Emery's
parents, left here yesterday to begin
the season next week with Il company
in New York City.
| Mrs. David Sutter. of Dubois, sister
in-law of J.. ]. Sutter, of this place, died
at her home last Thursday evening
after protracted illness. Her remains
We're taken to Marchand, Indiana
county, Saturday for interment. j. J.
Sutter attended the funeral
A large union Sunday school picnic
was held in the grove at Emerickville
Wednesday of last week The Lutheran
Sunday school of Emerickville got up
the picnic. II was a grand success.
There were about one thousand men,
women and children present.
Albert Reynolds, DR.. J. w. Foust and
Will +. Marshall members of the dedi-
cation reception committee, went to
Brookville Friday morning TO meet Gov.
Hastings on the noon train. They
didn't meet him. 1t was not the recep-
tion committees fault, however.
Domenico Zanpeitro, an Austrian
who lives at Crenshaw, received load
OF bird shot in the palm of his right
hand Friday. Had been our hunting,
returned in a wagon, took his gun by
muzzle after getting out of wagon,
/ ha, Nf .a,.rht 1Nal of
and discharged the weapon. See.
The Hebrew new year, 565I, began
at sunset Monday evening, and from
that time until sunset this evening the
Jewish people, generally speaking, alb
stain from labor. A. Katzen, of the
Bargain store, is observing this festival,
or Feast of Trumpets, referred to in
Lev. %: "a.
Three prisoners escaped from the
Clearfield county Jail last Wednesday
evening. The Clearfield Spirit says:
mo blame can be attached to anyone
on account Of the escape, as the Jail is
in such shape that the prisoners stay
there merely through a courteous feel
ing toward the sheriff and not on
account of being unable TO get out"
Chas. Epler and wife, of Homestead,
are visiting the formers parents in this
place. Charley recently came out Of a
hospital where he had been confined
seven months. On his way home from
work one evening he was caught be-
tween two cars. had his hips broken
and was otherwise badly injured and
that was the cause of his long stay in
the hospital.
Mrs. J. b. Welsh, of New Maysville,
who was a visitor in this place last week,
was accompanied by her three-year-old
son, who got lost last Friday afternoon
in attempting to go from Welsh & Co. s
shoe store to the residence of his uncle.
J. A. Welsh, corner Jackson and Fifth
SITS. The lad was found in the evening
lying in fence corner at Cold Spring
Hollow crying.
II. j. Weaver, one OF the publishers
and proprietors of the BrOokville Re
publican, and president Of the Jefferson
County Agricultural Association, was
in ReynOldsvlle last Thursday with an
armful of fashy advertising bills for the
county fair which he had posted in con-
spicuous places in our town. Mr.. Wea-
YER thinks the fair will be unusually
good this year, and that large crowd
will be in attendance daily.
IT was mentioned in this paper sever
al weeks ago that one OF the large
smoke stacks at the tannery had fallen
down and that the other one was worn
out and in dangerous condition. The
one which fell was raised and new one
ordered to replace the one still stand
ing. The new stack. which is ninety