The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-27
Chicken and waffle supper Saturday

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There was big rush for seats for the
| lecture course Monday morning
Do you want the best shoes for the
least money?-Then go to Robinsons.
DIR. Mccoy will be at Hotel McCon-
nell, Reynoldsville, Saturday, October
30th.
w. II. II. Bell, jr., has had the avn
ing torn down in front Of his store on
Main street.
Marshall Harding, brakeman on
the II. & F. c. R'y, sprained his left
ankle jumping off car Monday.
Every entry in the students books at
the Dubois Business College represents
a transaction that has really been made.
The Reynoldsvile foot ball team was
| defeated by the Dubois team at that
place yesterday afternoon. The score
was 22-0.
Ed. Mackin, of Emlenton, has taken
charge of the bowling alley in the base
ment Of the Reynolds block and has it
open for business.
The foot ball team of this place played
the Punxsutawney foot ball team Fri
day afternoon. Our team was defeated.
The score was 2l-9.
Fred Johnston had one of the fingers
Of his right hand lacerated with an air
gun last Saturday. His finger was
caught in the spring of the gun.
John Burge, son of VIM. Burge, the
West Reynoldsville grocer, had three
hemorrhages of the stomach last week
and was in a critical condition for few
days.
Miss Mary f. Moore will receive more
new things in millinery this week. The
ladies can always find the latest styles
at her store and the best goods for the
least money.
A chicken and waffle supper will be
given in the Grand Army hall on Sat
urday evening, October 30th, by the
Helping Hand society of the M. +.
church. Supper % cents.
On account Of the coal company not
paying Saturday the Sons Of st. George
postponed the oyster supper indefinitely
that was to have been given in the G..
A. r. hall last Saturday night.
1t was generally expected that the
coal company would pay their employees
Saturday, but the pay failed to mater
alize and hence. there was disappoint.
ment. Saturday will be pay day.
A gas light on the Grant street front
of the school building is badly needed
when lectures or entertainments are
given in the school building at night.
Why not have gas light put in?
There was a corn husking at Jake
Schwem's near Reynoldsville the other
day and l,190 bushels were husked.-
Dubois Express. Five hundred bushels
would be making it large enough.
Three young men were arrested Sat
urday, and gave bail for their appear
ance at the December term of court, for
disturbing public meeting within the
borough limits one night last week.
Last Friday being fall Arbor Day, the
teacher and scholars Of the Sandy Val
ley school devoted the afternoon to
planting trees In front of the school
house and otherwise beautifying the
grounds.
The dance that was to have been held
in the p. o. S. of A. hall at Rathmel
last Monday night for the benefit of the
Rathmel Determination Cornet Band,
was postponed until next Monday night,
Nov. lst.
Two cars that were being run on
the tannery siding to be weighed on
the tannery company's scales jumped
the track last Wednesday evening and
the wreck car had to be used Thursday
morning to get them on the track
again.
Six marksmen of this place, Alex
Riston, David Postlethwait, David
Cochran, G. w. Swartz, "Dubs" SharI
and w. G. Swartz, were at shooting
match at Dempsey's, near Emerickville
Saturday. They brought seven turkeys
home with them.
Prof. Edwin E. Keys, impersOnato
and humorous and dramatic reciter
} was in ReynOldsville Saturday trying Il
: make date for an entertainment II
Reynoldsville under the auspices %
some OF the church societies Of th'
, town. Prof Keys, whose home is II
Kansas, was Beechwoods boy at on,