The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-09-21

A new stock Of the latest styles In
millinery goods has been received by
the Cochin Sisters. Their prices are
low. Call and see.
This ladieso the Presbyterian church
will give chicken and waffle supper at
the home OF Mrs. G.. NJ. Mcdonald,
Main street, Friday evening. Supper
% cents.
Grant Striker. OF Tyrone, and Miss
Mary Enson, Of Brookville, were mar
ried in the Brookville M. T.. church
this morning by Rev. S. M. Gordon.
Ward Eason, OF this place. brother Of
the bride, attended the wedding.
Arnold Mckee was up before Squire
Nefi Monday evening charged with en-
bezzlement. J. NJ. Malone, OF Philips
burg, for whom Mckee sold goods on
the installment plan, preferred the
charges against him. Mckee was
bound over to court.
The Oil City Fuel Supply Company
notified the people that the gas would
be shut Off yesterday for the purpose of
making some repairs on the main pipe
line, but some of the fixtures necessary
for the repairs did not arrive and the
gas was not shut of
Mrs. Annie b. White. of Dubois.
mother of Alfred White of Reynolds
vile, died at her home last Thursday
morning. Her remains were taken to
Brookville Saturday afternoon and bur-
led beside her husband, who died seven
teen years ago. Mrs. White and
daughter, Miss Loe, lived in Reynolds
vile few years ago.
There will be an OK roast at Falls
Creek on Thursday, September Goth.
The menu will consist of roast OK, pig,
sheep, turkey, goose, duck and chicken.
Ice cream, cake, meals and refreshments
will be served in the basement of the
Presbyterian church during the day
and evening. Proceeds to be applied
on church Indebtedness.
The clerks and BARRIERS played game
Of ball Friday afternoon. The BARRIERS
were defeated. Score 1916. One OF
the features of the game was "Bobby"
Thomas playing as second baseman for
the BARRIERS. Bobby" had the little
finger OF his right hand knocked off
joint in attempting to stop wild ball.
There was more fun than science in the
game.
"a Night Out" which was played
at the opera house last night by home
talent, under the stage direction of
Oliver d. Bailey, was greeted with a
good house. The play is funny one
and it was we'll produced. The audience
seemed delighted and well pleased with
the entertainment. "The Convict"
one act drama, and "a Night Out" are
booked for tonight.
Some people may think that a soldier
home on furlOugh wears his uniform
for show, but such is not the case, al
though it would be all right to do so.
A soldier is compelled to wear his uni
form all the time and when he removes
1t and dons citizens clothing he becomes
deserter and Is liable to be arrested
by any constable or officer and returned
to camp. A reward OF $1,000 is offered
for such arrest.
A travelling man who was looking for
trouble Monday night and seemed very
anxious to fight some person, found a
young man who accommodated him.
After the scrap" the travelling man
wanted a doctor to dress his wounds,
and the young man who had thumped
the fellow and then disappeared in
the crowd, stepped up and volunteered
to escort him to a doctors Office. The
drummer didn't know his escort was
the chap who had whipped him.
The Village Improvement Associa-
tion was not organized last Thursday
afternoon, although number of ladies
interested in improving the appearance
OF Reynoldsville met in the Terpsicho-
rean Club rooms for that purpose. 1t
was decided to postpone the organiza
tion one week and get more ladies in
terested before the officers are elected.
Another meeting will be held in the
Terpsichorean Club rooms in the Reyn-
olds block tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock, at which time it is expected
that the Association will be organized.
Edward Lewis, who was injured in
the Sherwood coal mine few weeks
ago by fall OF COAL is slowly recover
ing and is able to be on the street on
crutches. Two tons Of coal fell on Mr..
Lewis, catching him across the hips
and legs. He was in the mine alone
and it was with great difficulty that he
extricated himself from the pile of coal.