The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-04


vile Democrat, was president of the
Democratic meeting held In Centennial
hall last Friday evening.
A Swede was instantly killed at one
Of the Shawmut Mipes, of which George
Mellinger is superintendent, last Friday
by fall of coal. His head was crushed.
A man named Howard Frampton, who
was working on the erection of the iron
works at Punxsutawney, fell distance
Of sixty feet Friday and broke his back.
He died instantly.
Don't fail to attend the entertainment
to be given in the opera house next
Tuesday evening, entitled "Out in the
Street, "under the auspices of the Reyn-
oldsville Woman's Relief Corps.
A small dark-red two.year-old COW,
with black about head, a small white
star in forehead, small horn, bell on,
strayed from the premises of L. j.
Davis on jackson street October Goth.
Tony Farrell, the clever Irish singing
comedian, supported by strong cast,
will appear at the Opera house on
Thursday, Nov. 5th, in Murphy O'hea's
realistic comedy drama, Garry Owen"
The Driftwood accommodation that
is due here at 6:44 A. NJ. was over three
hours late yesterday on account
of breaking some of the machinery on
engine when the train was near Baxter.
There was no damage done in this
place on halloween night that we have
heard OF. There were a few harmless
jokes and little disarrangement of
property in accordance with the time
homored custom OF the occasion, but
there was no willful destruction of
property.
Joseph Shobert, father OF Mrs. J. II.
Emery and John Shobert of Reynolds
vile, died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Durgan, in Brookville
on Tuesday of last week, in the 18th
year Of his age. His death. was caused
by dropsy. His funeral was held
Thursday.
Some person gained an entrance into
the grist mill at Prescottville Sunday
evening by breaking the glass out of a
window. 1t is not known what
amount of flour and feed was stolen.
This is the second time within two
weeks that thieves have entered the
mill in the same manner.
Postmaster General Wilson has issued
an order prohibiting such notices as
"please send out" or please post up"
being placed on the wrappers of third
class mail matter. Such notices will
subject the matter to first class rates.
The word personal" or "to be called"
are deemed part of the address and are
permissible.
An excursion train was run from
Reynoldsville to Punxsutawney last
Wednesday evening and another one to
Dubois Thursday evening to accommo-
date those who wanted to attend the
Republican demonstrations at these
places. Reynoldsville sent large dele
cations to both towns. The Keystone
band accompanied both excursions.
The Democratic meeting held in
Centennial hall last Friday evening was
largely attended. The West Reynolds
vile brass band furnished music in front
OF the hall before the meeting began.
The first speaker of the evening was
r. Nj. Matson, Of Brookville. Hon.
David L. Krebbs, of Clearfeld, was the
second and last speaker. He is an able
speaker.
Rev. G.. A. Robinson. the-soon-to-be be
new pastor of the Rcynoldsville Presby-
terian church, will preach in the church
this, Wednesday, evening. 1t is
probable that Rev. Robinson will tell
the congregation tonight when he will
take up his work at this place, il he
accepts the call, and there is little
doubt about that. He will not be here
next Sunday.
On Tuesday night OF last week
"husking bee" was held at the home OF
David Moore, in Beechwoods. About
twenty-five neighbors and friends were
present and spent pleasant evening.
One OF the number found quite an oddity
in the shape of seven ears Of corn in one
husk, one long ear in the center and six
smaller ears around it, all being per-
fectly formed and joined together at
the one end.
The coming season, Tony Farrell will
be seen in a grand revival of "Garry
Owen" with the scenes laid in the
picturesque county of Galway. 1t
abounds in true Irish sentiment and wit,
interspersed with the ever popular
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