The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-30

Gooder, the jeweler, and have them en-
graved free Of charge.
L. F. Hetrick will open meat shop
in the room next door to Swartz Bros
grocery store tomorrow.
A party OF young people had an enjoy
able time at the home of Miss Nellie
Dougherty Thanksgiving evening.
II you wish to be careful and econom-
ical in your purchases and select from
we'll chosen line wait for Stokes opening
Of holiday goods.
This store closed on account Of
dead turkey" was the notice tackled
on j. Il. Welsh & Co.'S shoe store
Thanksgiving Day.
The New Bethlehem Vindicdtor en-
tered its twentieth year last week. Bro.
Rairigh gives the New Bethlehem
people a good local paper.
The special thanksgiving collection
taken up In the Presby yterian church at
the Union Thanksgiving services only
amounted to $ll50. 1t was all given
to one family.
Michael O'Brien was married in AL
toona Thanksgiving morning to lady
of that city whose name we did not
learn. They will go to house keeping
on Grant street.
A show company gave entertainments
at the opera house four nights last week.
The company gives fair entertainment
but they didn't make big financial hit
while in Reynoldsville.
Every woman who has completed the
full course at the Dubois Business Col
lege, Dubois, Pa, has good position,
yet some people assert that women can
not find profitable employment.
The Thanksgiving sermon preached
at the union services held in the Pres
byterian church last Thursday by Rev.
Alfred E. Hooper, pastor of the Baptist
church, will be found in this issue of
THE STAR.
II careful selections of the newest and
best novelties in Christmas gifts and
uniform scale Of low prices will be an
inducement to holiday shoppers, then
one and all should wait for Stokes open.
| ing OF Christmas goods.
The Jefferson County Medical Society
was to have held its monthly meeting
at Hotel Mcconnell last Friday, but DR..
A. F. Balmer, OF Brookville, was the
only out OF town doctor present and
there was no meeting held.
October 10th was Lafayette public
school fund day, and the total amount
received from all the schools in Jeffer-
son county that day amounted to $4,000.
Prof. Teitrick has forwarded the money
to the proper persons to receive it.
A man named Mcdowell. of Brook
vile, had his skull fractured Monday
at Rathmel while assisting to raise
beam on to windmill that is being
built at the new hotel of James Hughes.
The beam fell and struck him on the
head.
The members OF Company L, 10th
regiment, will be given a banquet at
Sykesville on Friday evening of this
week by Washington Camp No. 456, p.
o. s. Of A. OF Sykesville. After the
banquet literary entertainment will be
given.
"Bob." valuable horse owned by
Mrs. VIM. Coping, died at Adrian
Sunday. Mr.. Hill, manager of the JEFF
son Supply Co. store, drove the horse to
Adrian Sunday morning and when he
arrived there the horse was sick and died
soon afterwards.
The large reservoir near Sandy VAL
ley, built by the r. & F. G. R'y to sup
ply the engines Of that road with water,
was completed last week. d. W. At
water superintendent the construction
OF the reservoir. 1t will hold one mil
lion gallons Of water.
The mail came in about two hours
late Saturday evening. The carrier
had imbibed a little too freely and was
as drunk as billy goat 1t is supposed
that he lost the road between here and
Reynoldsville and had to go back to
find it.-Eleanora Cor. Big Run Tribune.
M. E. Peck, OF Buffalo, N. Y, is in
town trying to work up enough interest
to organize an order of the Royal Temp
lars of Temperance in Reynoldsville.
An order was organized at Dubois
couple of weeks ago. 1t is beneficiary
order. A few people are already inter-
ested In the matter.
A freight train was wrecked on the
A. Y. R'y last Wednesday near Red
Bank. Three cars were piled up. No
one injured. Wreck is supposed to have
been caused by broken axle. One of