The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-11-03

Rev. G. Meleen, Seven Day Advent
ist, is holding meetings in the old
school building.
The Winslow township school teach
ers were paid Saturday for the first
month OF school.
Mems heavy soled shoes, calf lined In
green. black and russell from 800 TO
$4.OO at Robnson's.
A stereoptican entertainment will be
given in Centennial hall on Monday
evening. November 18th.
Rev. J. C. McEntire preached in the
M. Il. church Sunday morning and
evening, in the absence of DR.. Rum
berger.
Friday evening. November 10Th, the
second lecture of the public school
course will be delivered by Fred Emer-
son Brooks.
Frank Black and Frank Mcconnell
were out hunting few hours last
Wednesday and were successful in bag
ging eighteen squirrels.
clutch" Burns. brakeman on the
Reynoldsville & Falls Creek R'y, was
knocked out of duty last week by in
flammatory rheumatism.
G. II. Ahlbeck. a liveryman OF John
sonburg. committed suicide in the office
of his stable last Thursday evening by
shooting himself through the temple.
The chicken and waffle supper given
in the Grand Army hall Saturday even
ing by the Helping Hand Society Of the
NJ. f. church. was pretty well patron
ized.
The Punxsutawney Ne,rs has changed
hands, p. A. Stockdale has sold his in
terest to man named Lowry. Miller
& Lowry are now publishers Of the
Ne,cs.
Attend the meeting Of the Land I'm
provement Company in Centennial hall
this evening. Everybody interested in
their own prosperity should, and are
invited, attend this meeting.
Harry Coping had his left leg so
badly injured while playing foot ball
with the Reynoldsville team at Dubois
last week that he has been getting
around on pair OF crutches since.
The Daughters OF Rebekah at Du-
Bois celebrated the sixth anniversary
of the lodge Saturday evening and large
number of the Rebekahs of Reynoldsville
drove to Dubois to assist in the celebra-
tion.
A fair-sized audience attended the
temperance rally in the Centennial hall
last Wednesday evening The speak
ers were Rev. J. M. Dean and Prof.
Underwood. Excellent singing was
furnished.
H. +. Stewart, who comes from near
Harrisburg, will open racket store in
the Bone building on Main street, next
door to VIM. Fosters confectionery
store. Mr.. Stewart will live in the
house opposite the M. E. church.
Halloween fell on Sunday night this
year, but the boys and girls were not
going to- miss the opportunity to per-
form few pranks and have some fun,
so halloween was celebrated Saturday
night. There was very little mischief
done.
A valuable horse, owned by George
w. Sykes, one of the proprietors of The
Woolen Mill Co., was injured in barb
wire fence yesterday morning. DR..
Hoffman, the veterinarian of Brook
vile, was called here to doctor the
horse. The animal may have to be
shot.
Last Friday the scholars of the MUIR
ray school, and their teacher, Miss
Meta Coax, and some Of the parents
and friends OF the scholars, had jolly
time cleaning up the grounds around
the school house. They all had we'll
filled baskets and picnic dinner was
served.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pierce, who reside near Rathmel, was
buried in the Prospect cemetery Sun
day. Diphtheria was the cause Of
death. Two or three other members OF
the family are down with the dread
disease. The girl who died was ten or
eleven years old.
L. D. Rearick and Mrs. Mary Roger,
Of Falls Creek, were married at the
Presbyterian parsonage In Dubois last
Thursday evening by Rev. ]. Vernon
Bell. Mr.. Rearick's two daughters to
his first wife are making their home
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Hoon, in this place.