The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-08-11

stuck to goes further than the truth
Dubois Express.
Hiram Aldridge, known rs "Old Mos.
sa," is at Hotel Imperial In very criti-
cal condition with heart trouble.
David McCargo, general superinten-
dent Of the A. V. R'y, went through
here yesterday on his special car.
Rev. S. G. Swallow, Of Harrisburg,
will deliver an address at the OK roast
at Summerville on Thursday, Aug. 18th
Nelson Brady and Miss Blanche Han
| nah will be married at the Old Sandy
Lick tomorrow forenoon by Squire
r.. Neif.
The ladies OF the Rathmel NJ. T..
church made s27 go at the festival held
in the L. o. s. Of A. hall at Rathmel
Saturday evening.
A new schedule went into effect on
the A. V. R'y Sunday. but there were
no changes In the time OF passenger
trains at this place.
Thomas Neal, who had his right foot
smashed by fall of coal in Big Soldier
several weeks ago, is still hobbling
around on crutches.
When a man gets what he wants, II
isn't always what he deserves: when a
man gets what he deserves, IL isn't al
ways what he wants.
Three or four families OF this place
took we'll filed baskets with them
yesterday morning and went to Camp
Run to spend the day.
w. ]. Carroll is located here now as
agent for the Prudential insurance
company in the place Of J, T.. Smith,
who moved to Ridgway.
The new iron bridge across the Sandy
Lick at Iowa is about finished. The
commissioners are building three new
county bridges this year.
]. II. Hughes, the new furniture
dealer, has moved his family from
Brookvillc to this place. He occupies
rooms In the Bee Hive block.
The Helping Hand Society Of the
M. f. church will hold a picnic in Be-
bees orchard at Sandy Valley to-mor-
row, II the weather is favorable.
The borough pound has been finished
and two cows were captured roaming
around one evening last week and put
In it. The pound is near the woolen
MILL
The Ladies' Work Society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs.
w. b. Alexander Thursday afternoon
at 200 O'Clock.
A farmer friend from the Beechwoods
Settlement called at The STAR Office
Saturday morning, and In the course Of
conversation said: "The wet weather
Of July spoiled some hay, but the crop
is 30 good that we can afford to lose
little"
Mrs. Theodore East had her husband
arrested for assault and battery and he
was to have had hearing before Squire
E. Neff Friday evening, but gave bail
for his appearance at court, and then
he had a warrant issued for his wife
for assault and battery.
County Commissioner w. C. Murrsy's
wife and children were visiting her
mother, In Paradise Settlement and one
Of the children had severe attack Of
pneumonia and Mr.. Murray was COM
PEELED to make couple Of trips up to
see his boy. He was up Friday.
Grant Alexander, Of Dubois, was
shot In the abdomen near Dubois FRI
day night from the effects Of which he
died at the Adrian Hospital Sunday
morning. Alexander received the ia
tai wound in drunken carousal in
which couple of bad women were par
ticipants.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mellinger in
vited q number OF friends to their
spacious parlor Saturday evening and
Hon. S. B. Elliott highly entertained
them with sterioptican views Of the
places he visited during his European
trip last year, and also number Of
astronomical views.
In the minutes OF town council, as
published in THE STAR last week, it
was stated that the total expenditure
on the streets this year amounted to
S494.75. This was a mistake. The to-
tai amount expended was s424.95, as
follows: April, s2l.s5; May, $l2l.3S;
June, $l37 .O6; July, $l44.66.
A sterioptican lecture will be given
in the Baptist church at Aliens Mills