The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-13

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John w. Fink is In Philipsburg
this week attending the reunion OF
10th Regiment.
Arrangements are being made for a
game of football to be played at this
place Friday afternoon between Dubois
and Reynoldsville teams.
Prof. G. w. Lenkerd, principal of our
schools, had his botany class out for
field work last week. A number OF
fine specimens were secured by the
class.
Mike Kallfelc, business man of
Rathmel, and Miss Ella Hutch, of Para
disc. were married last Wednesday.
Mikes friends had been anticipating
such an event.
The Summerville Telephone Company
is now locating line between Brook
vile and Reynoldsville. The required
stock has been raised here and the new
telephone line is a sure thing.
The book reception in the Baptist
church Friday evening was a success.
Fifty-nine books were given for the IL
brary and some cash was paid in to buy
books with. An excellent program was
given.
The lumber is on the ground for the
derrick and some of the machinery has
arrived for putting down the test gas well
by the Reynoldsvile Oil and Gas Com
pany. The rig builders came to town
yesterday.
Hon. II. w. ]. Ham, the southern
orator and humorist, will deliver the
first number of the public school lecture
course in Assembly Hall on Friday
evening, October Goth. Subject, "Old
Times in Dixie"
A special train off the B. r. & p. R'y
was run to Big Soldier last Friday with
some of the officials and a number Of
ladies on board. They spent couple
of hours in Big Soldier mine and then
| started nomeward pound.
James X. Johnston, the shoe mer-
chant, narrowly escaped losing his left
eye last week by falling on the sharp
end of screw driver. The cut had to
be stitched up and Mr.. Johnston had a
black eye for several days.
Myrtle. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cooper, of West Reynoldsville,
died Friday morning with diphtheria
Myrtle was four years, four months and
eight days old. Interment took place
in the Reynoldsville Cemetery Saturday
afternoon.
A. A. Swab of Falls Creek, who was
engaged in the grocery business at this
place several years ago, was injured
one day last week by falling off an abut-
ment OF new bridge on the b., r. &
p. short line between Falls Creek and
Lanes Mills. Mr.. Swab had one leg
broken and was otherwise injured.
Thomas Green and John c. Conser,
proprietors Of Hotel Imperial, presen-
ted the lO5th-"Wild Cat"-Regiment
with a stuffed wild cat last week.
Squire Blose, of Big Run, was in Reyn.
oldsville and took the wild cat to Big
Run with him, where it will be con-
spicuous at the reunion of the l05th at
Big Run tomorrow.
T. H. Armagost, of this place, and
Miss Jessie Leech, Of Brookville, were
married at the home of the brides
parents by Rev. S. M. Gordon, M. E.
pastor at BroOkville, on Wednesday
Oct. 9th. The calithumpians seren-
AIDED Mr.. and Mrs. Armagost at the
home Of the groom's parents, on Jack
son street, Thursday evening.
1t was stated in THE STAR last week
that Lester Murphy had confessed ia
horse stealing and that he had
'squeeled" on some OF his partners in
crime, and that Sheriff Burns was after
the gang. The sheriff caught five,
making total of seven Of the gang that
have been captured. Murphy is In jail
at Brookville, and another one is jailed
at Tionesta and five gave bail for their
appearance at the December term OF
jefferson county court. There are
other members of the gang that Sheriff
Burns is still after.
The Pittsburg Post run special train
from Red Bank to Dubois and return
Sunday to distribute copies OF the Sun
day Post to readers along the route
The papers we're hauled to Red Bank
on the regular Sunday train over the
main line and engine No. 3and special
car were waiting at Red Bank to carry
the news up into this section. AS the
time OF the arrival Of the train had
been announced along the line crowds
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