The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-11-10

sons.
The Woman's Relief Corps of
this place recently expended $2s.W
in fixing up room in the Mem
oral Home at Brookville.
Samuel States. one Of the present
county commissioners, has had poor
health the past few weeks. lie was In
the West Penn Hospital few days.
Mr.. G. II. Prescott lost an A. V. mile
age book with about 800 miles in It,
The finder will be rewarded by leaving
same with J. G.. Corbett in this place.
The Dubois foot ball team goes to
Ridgway this afternoon to play the
Ridgway team. Francis Mcdonald. of
Reynoldsyille. win play in the Dubois
team.
The Christian Endcavor society Of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
silver social at the residence Of DR..
| w. b. Alexander. on Grant street. Fri
day evening.
Ward II. Smith. of Bcechtrce, and
| Miss Phrone J. Bartlett were married
at the home of the brides parents, near
Richardsville. Pa. on Thursday, Nov.
Ith, by Rev. A. H. Myers. Of Aliens
Mills.
Four lads from Worthwhile, ranging
in age from eleven to fourteen years,
were lodged in the Brookville Jail
Thursday for stealing six ivory rings OIL
were released on bail.
An infant daughter of Oscar Ander-
son, of West Reynodsville, who is just
old enough to creep about the floor,
was severely scalded one day last week
by pulling a bucket Of hot water over,
upsettng the contents on herself.
The Peoples Bargain store has the
largest and finest line of ladies'. mems
and childrens underwear to be found in
Reynoldsville AS woolen goods are
advancing in price. now is your time to
buy. Our prices are below any other
store in town.
The clock on the court house at
Brookvile is ''otfr this week At five
o'clock it strikes one, and once on Mon
day it kept striking until it run up to
fifteen. The case that was on trial
to disbar Fairman-may have affected
the clock
Robbers attempted to break into
Snyder q Johns tailoring establish
ment Sunday night. The man who
lives up over the store heard the rob
bers and frightened them away and at
that time Nightwatchman Adelsperger
appeared but he was just too late to
catch the robbers.
Benjamin +. Miller, Of Reynoldsville,
and Mary L. Mohney, of Smicksburg
Pa, were married at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Wilbur Kline, ID
this place last Wednesday evening by
Rev. w. +. Reber, pastor of the Pres
byterian church. a calithumpian band
Of small lads serenaded the couple be
fore they were married.
Mrs. Mary Brown, aged ~ years
who resided in the suburbs OF Dubois
was killed near her home last FRIDAY
morning by =. r. r. passengerengin
Mrs. Brown was walking along tn,
track and when the train was almos
beside her she stepped on to the track
She was so badly injured that she diet
an hour after the accident.
Ada, six-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Pierce, OF nea
Rathmel, died of diphtheria a
: 1.20 A. NJ, Saturday last and at $50 p. NJ.
the same day. was buried in Prospec
, cemetery. The Sunday before Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pierce buried an old daughter
who died with diphtheria, and the.
have another child very near the gate
of death with the same disease.
Last Wednesday afternoon there wa
a fat. good natured looking man il
Q town selling 'cough jumpers" He wa
driving horse and buggy and on tn
, back OF the horse sat a little mOnke
arrayed il red coat and red CAP
with feathers in it, Wherever the ri,
i stopped a crowd gathered to see tn
monkey. At the bidding Of the maste
t the monkey would bow and raise IT
. feather-bedecked cap.
$ George p. Miller, editor Of the Ne,
n Bethlehem Leader, who published
paper in Big Kun few years ago, an
J. J. Troutman, a school teacher, hav
put up $4,000 apiece rs guarantee 70
their appearance at the December teri
OF court in Kittanning to answer tn
II charge OF libel, SO says the Kittannin
IS Times. The Times says Miller pul