The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-12-02

church, conducted by Father Brady,
Thanksgiving morning.
The directors of the First National
Bank held a meeting in the bank build
ing yesterday afternoon.
Don't forget that what you buy in the
iewelry line at G. f. Hoffman's is first
class and you save 25 per cent.
Mr.. Robt. Bone sr. presented his
daughter, Margaret, with a beautiful
piano for Thanksgiving present.
The union Thanksgiving services held
in the Presbyterian church Thursday
forenoon was not largely attended.
Ladies' Lorgnette chains, the latest
patterns and large stock to select from
at Ed. Coolers, jeweler and optician.
The Improved Order of Red men will
hold dance in the Nolan Block on the
evening of December 3lst, New Years
eve.
The Patton Courier, of which win. +.
Green is editor, entered its fourth year
last week. The Courier is sprightly
paper.
oh, yes Speaking of cheese, the
finest in the land at Robinson & Mum
dorffs, almost makes your teeth water
to look at it.
Before buying your Xmas present
you should call and examine Ed. Good
er's stock of watches, clocks, jewelry
and silverware.
Miss Amelia Morrow gave party TO
few of her young friends at the home
OF her aunt, Miss Ida Reynolds, last
Thursday evening.
Clement, five-day-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. =. A. Hardman, died Saturday
and was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Sunday forenoon.
The pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
in Brockwayville has been vacant less
than four weeks and there are eighteen
applicants for call.
Thanksgiving was very warm day.
The ''chilly winds of November" were
not in it. Thermometers registered
about seventy in the shade.
Two wagons with sixty-two pigs
arrived in Reynoldsvile one day last
week. The owners of the swine
brought them to this place to sell.
No Y Rays required to see it is to
your interest to buy groceries from
Robinson & Mundortf's, Centennial
building, when you get their prices.
The ladies of the Pres. Work Society
wish to thank the Keystone Band, the
orchestra and all others who assisted in
making their "Spinster" entertainment
a success.
A special meeting OF Phil. Kearney
Camp No. 36, S. of w., was held Monday
evening at which time District Inspec-
tor A. S. Moulthroup, of Dubois, in
spected the Camp.
A big honest bargain for holidays at
the Peoples bargain store. An extra
pair of every day pants given away with
every suit of boys clothes over Sl.00.
Sizes from to l3 years.
]. J. Hannah, OF West Reynoldsville,
had James Cox, Of Washington town
ship, arrested for assault and battery.
The case was settled in Squire E. Neir's
court yesterday forenoon.
This week C. F. Hoffman is receiving
his holiday goods, which will be one Of
the best selected stocks ever offered to
select Christmas presents from. His
usual low prices will prevail.
Following are the officers of the West
Reynoldsville Board of Health recently
organized in that borough: President,
III. L. Hoke, Secretary, G. G. Williams,
Health officer, Jos. McKernan.
Some of the lovers of foot ball sport
Of this place were at Dubois Thursday
to see the game of foot ball played by
the Dubois and Remove teams, which
resulted in victory for Dubois.
The "Spinster's Fortnightly Club"
entertainment in the opera house last
Friday night was not greeted with as
large an audience as it was the first
night, however, we understand, the
ladies made money out of it. The in
clement weather was against the ladies.
Everybody who heard him was de-
lighted, Eli Perkins, Bill Arp or Sam
Jones never captured an audience as
does Col. Ham. The large audience
was held spell-bound by his wit, and his
story telling was never equalled by any
public speaker in this part OF the
country. Mansfield (Ill.) ErpresS.
Josenhine five-vear-old dauphter M