The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-09-07

A. NJ.
The Sons OF st. George celebrated
Labor Day by holding a picnic IN u
grove near the Wiggets place, below
town.
No preaching services were held In
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening, the pastor, Rey. Rebcr, not
being we'll.
Mary, six-month-old daughter of John
Polsani, OF Big Soldier, died Thursday
aud WAS buried in the Catholic ceme-
terry Friday.
During the month of September
James X. Johnston will sell shoes at
closing out prices. Don't miss the bar
gains he is Offering.
The annual convention of the JeiTer-
son County w. G.. T. U. is being held at
Stanton this week, beginning this after.
noon and closing Friday.
The st. Marys aud Brookvlle ball
teams played ON the lattor's ground
Friday afternoon. The st. Marys club
was defeated. Score 10.
| The Epworth League moonlight pic
mic on the ball ground Wednesday
evening was well attended. The young
people had a delightful time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
tst church will hold lawn fetc at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Trnitt, on Main
street. Saturday evening, Sept. 10th.
The Reynoldsville ball club will play
at Summerville tomorrow forenoon and
at Brookville in the afternoon. The
club expects to go to St. Marys the
first Of next week.
Persons who gave provisions to the
firemen July 4th, on dishes aud pans
and have not had them returned, can
get their dish or pan, which ever it may
be, by calling at S. T. Reynolds block.
A society comedy, "A Night Out"
will be given here in the near future
in the interest of the Keystone band.
1t will be given in the opera house un-
der the direction of Oliver Bailey, in
structor.
Some Italians from London mines
were In town Saturday seeking law for
an assault and battery case. They
called on Squire w. l.. Johnston and
decided to settle the matter among
themselves.
Sidney Fuller, one OF the Oldest cti-
zens of Dubois, died suddenly at his
home in that town Wednesday after
noon from heart trouble. His remains
were buried in the cemetery at Falls
Creek Saturday afternoon.
After the inside pages of this weeks
STAR were printed we discovered that
two headings were put on the wrong ar
ticles. mckinley Visits Sick Soldiers"
and "Dervish Soldiers Annihilated"
were the headings misplaced.
Joseph Kotina, an italian, died at Big
Soldier on Saturday and was buried in
the Catholic cemetery at this place
Sunday afternoon. He was victim Of
consumption and had only been at Big
Soldier few days before he died.
The entertainment given in Centen-
nial hall Monday evening, under the
auspices OF the w. II. G. was not greet
ed with as large an audience AS should
have been present, considering the
small admission charged and the good
entertainment given.
John Hannah, an old citizen OF this
borough, died last Wednesday night
from heart trouble. At twelve o'clock
Thursday night small funeral process
sion left here for Smithport, Indiana
county, where the remains of John
Hannah were buried Friday afternoon.
d. C. Rugh's steam riding gallery
will be in operation on the vacant lot
near the opera house every evening
this week. II you want delightful
'iuS ioi - uOI lnlSS bulS
tunity. No rowdyism allowed around
the gallery.
You will notice that In the band con-
cert Thursday evening that several
pieces OF music of Richard Ramseys
own composition will be rendered.
Don't fail to hear them. The music
written by Mr.. Ramsey has shown that
he is possessed with great skill and
musical ability.
Mrs. Bussard had Charles Campbell
arrested last evening for buying her
husband liquor. Campbell admitted the
charge. He was unable to get bail
last night, and unless he secure bail
to-day he will be taken to Jail. There
are others who should take warning
from Campbell's predcament.
how named Dirkv was hit IN tbe