The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-11-24
ro.aav tho n r. &p. Rv will run a


Some money was found in the Reyn-
oldsville Hardware Co. store room last
week. Owner can secure same by call
ing at store and proving property.
The ]. & G. G. & |. Co. are pntting
in rope haulage at the Hamilton mine.
For eight years the coal has been
hauled out of that mine with mules.
Miss Jennie Ayres was honored with
birthday surprise party Monday even
ing. About thirty young people were
present. Refreshments were served.
Thomas Saxton was compelled TO re-
main idle n couple Of days the past week
on account of sprained ankle which
he received by jumping oil the work
train.
A game of foot ball will be played on
the Reynoldsville grounds at 300 p. NJ.
tomorrow between the Indians" of
Punxsutawney aud the "Pirates" of this
place.
The miners convention that was to
have been held at this place on Monday
was postponed until next Monday on
account of a convention being held at
Altoona.
Misses Sue B. and Roberta Ayres
gave tea party Saturday evening to
large number of their lady friends.
The freshments served were the best to
be found on the markets.
Sixty-three tickets were sold at this
place Sunday morning for the excursion
to New Bethlehem to attend the dedi-
catorial services of the new brick Cath
olic church in that town.
Carol and Johnson's minstrel troupe
was not greeted with an immense crowd
at the opera house last Wednesday
evening. The show was about on the
average with such troupes.
Don't fail to hear the Mozart Sym
phony Club in Assembly hall Saturday
night, Nov. 9th. Tickets at Stokes
drug store. Reserved seats 80 cents:
general admission 35 cents.
There will be regular meeting Of
the Woman's Christian Union on Satur-
day, Nov. 9th. The members and all
ladies interested in temperance work
are invited to attend, at NJ. T.. church.
Saturday afternoon the knights Of
Phythias moved their paraphernalia
from the Hartman hall, where the
lodge has been meeting for years, into
Bells hall, where they will meet here
after.
The social and entertainment given
in the I. o. o. f. hall last Friday even
ing by the Sons of st. George, was a
pleasant affair. The small sum OF ten
cents was charged for the lunch served
and entertainment given.
H. Thomas Wray, familiarly known
as Goose Neck" of West Reynolds
vile, and N. M. Henry, OF Indiana
county, Pa, were married by Squire
w. l.. Johnston, in his Office in West
Reynoldsville, last Friday evening.
CIV. Bussard will move his meat mar
ket from the corner Of Main and Fifth sts
to the new building, two doors west Of
Hotel Belnap, Dec. lst. The move will
be made at night so that his customers
can be waited upon at the new stand on
Wednesday morning, December lst.
Last Wednesday afternoon Alex.
Riston, David Cochran, w. H. Ford
and George Beck went to BeechwoOds
on hunting expedition, and returned
home Friday evening with thirty-eight
rabbits and seven pheasants. The rab-
bits were most all given away to friends.
A sneak thief went into VIM. Cop
pings barn last Friday night and stole
halter off one of the horses. Mr..
Coping thinks that person who
would be contemplate enough to steal
halter and turn horse loose in barn,
is mean enough to stoop to most any
thing.
The Knights OF Pythias hold their
anniversary 'doings" In Bells hall to-
night. Supreme Vice Chancellor
Thomas G. Sample, of Pittsburg, and
DR.. Ernest, Of Punsutawney, will be
present and deliver addresses. A ban
quet will be held in the banqueting
rooms OF the hall.
"The World Against Her. which
was played at the Reynolds opera house
last Friday evening, was first class
show and gave good satisfaction to the
large audience present. The general
opinion is that it was the best show
that has appeared before the footlights
in the opera house at this place for
many day,
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will hold o bazaar, cold lunch and oyster