The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-09-29

On ACCOUNT Ol tne SJflke bne mlucTS uiu
not have any pay coming.
Charles F. Shoemaker, of Mobiles
vile, Ind, and Laura May Johns, Of
Bellview, Pa. were married in Pitts
burg Sept. 9th, by Rev. ]. H. Jelbart.
Rev. ]. NJ. Dean, pastor of the Baptist
church, is expected home in time to
conduct the services in the Baptist
church tomorrow, Thursday, evening.
c. II. Patterson, one of the proprietors
of the Commercial Hotel, Of Brook.
Vile, has, or will sell his interest in
that hostelry to his partner. Jacob
Chestnut.
Nine-month- child of William
George Tucker died yesterday Its
death was caused by bowel trouble.
The child only weighed five pounds
when IL died.
"Doc" f.. ID. Radebach was cutting
cornfodder hurriedly Monday evening
and the knife slipped and run into his
left leg, above the knee. He was off
duty yesterday.
This week we begin the Educational
Column" which is edited by "Uncle
William" An article appears in that
column this week concerning the lecture
course. Read it.
Ex-Sheriff John S. Barr, register and
recorder, has been indisposed for some
weeks. He was threatened with
stroke of paralysis six weeks ago and
has not been well since.
George w. Sykes and John Scaife
had fistic encounter Monday evening
and Mr.. Sykes got his upper jaw bone
terribly fractured. II will be a number
of days before he can masticate food.
Alfred, four-year-old son of John
Anderson, of West Reynoldsville, fell
against window last Thursday and ran
his head through pane of glass, cut
ting the top of his head in several places.
The stockholders of the Reynolds
vile Water Co. held their annual meet
ing in Squire NJ. NJ. Davis Office Monday
afternoon and elected two directors, DIR.
s. Reynolds and Daniel Nolan. Albert
Reynolds was elected treasurer.
Patrick Foley, an engineer on the
A. V. R,y, can master an iron horse as
good as any Of the boys, but he gives
the mastery to sciatic rheumatism.
He was downed by ''sciatic" last week
and had to spend several days in bed
The High School foot ball team and a
picked up team played "a game on the
ball grounds Saturday afternoon and the
score was 40 in favor of the "pick-ups,'
who were triAe heavy for the High
School boys. The game was "hard'
enough to make 1t interesting for the
spectators.
There are six cases OF diphtheria and
three cases Of scarlet fever in Reynolds
vile, as follows: Diphtheria, Ethel
Milburn, Nettie Chambers, Agnes
Mann, Ellen Daley, Lawrence Daley
and Kenneth Alexander. Scarlet few
er, Charles Late, Viola Heffner and
Lloyd Humphrey.
Jap" McEntire's horse jumped out
from under small boy Saturday fore
noon, who raised whip to hit the ami
NAL. The lad was caught by terra
firma and the horse, after taking run
up street, was caught in the wire fence
around ]. S. Morrow's vacant lot at the
corner OF Main and First streets.
p. Elder. OF Pancoast, Ed. Lewis,
OF this place, and Samuel Eye, OF Wins
low township, started to Mosquito creek
this morning to look after a few bee
trees they have ''spotted" and to locate
, a new camp for deer hunting when the
season opens. Messrs. Elder and Lewis
have been going over into that section
Of the country for fall hunt for num-
Der Of years.
The special missionary, program rem
dered in the Presbyterian church last
Wednesday evening consisted of select
rehuinRe ny Mrs' d. d. <hrhoiu "uu HrS'
M. E. Weed, and recitatiOns by Misses
Edna Myers and Allie Irving. The
regular choir of the church, assisted by
Mrs. Ruth Graham, Misses Sara Cor
bett and frankie Kirk, furnished
special music.
Mrs. Catherine Kaucher, wife Of Hen.
ry b. Kaucher, Of Reading, Pa, and
mother Of John H. Kaucher, cashier ol
the First National bank Of Reynolds
] Vile, was buried at Reading on the 22nd
inst. Mrs. Kaucher, who was 72 years
old, had stroke Of paralysis about two
weeks before her death. While Mr.
Kaucher was atten ding his mothers
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