The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-02

| Mrs. Myrta Haven, OF BrOOkville, Pa,
has opened a frst-cass dress-making
shop in rooms Of house occupied by w.
A. Butler, Rathmel, Pa.
Remember Hall & Barton sell the
genuine Welsbach lights and mautles
and have No. plumber and gas filter.
| All work promptly attended 10.
| 1t has been reported that squirrels
are so plentiful in the vicinity of Brock
wayville, Jefferson county, that they
are eating up whole fields OF turnips.-
Johnsonburg Breeze.
1t is scarcely necessary to remind any
Of our local hunters that the law pro-
vides that no man shall kill more than
ten pheasants, Is quail 10 woodcock or
wild turkeys in one day.
Clyde Gilland, nine-year-old boy,
was killed near Ridgway Saturday by
trying to jump on train on the Ridg-
way & Clearfield R'y. Both legs were
cut of He lived about half hour.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian church will meet at the
home of Mrs. ]. II. Corbett on Friday
afternoon, Nov. 4th, at half past two
o'clock. All members requested to be
present.
A Democratic meeting was held in
the p. o. S. OF A. hall at Rathmel last
evening. There was good crowd In
attendance The speakers were G. NJ.
Mcdonald, Esq, and w. H. Stamey,
Esq, of this place.
Oliver Smith and wife, inmates of the
Soldiers Home at Brookville, we're in
town Saturday on their way to visit
friends in McCalmont township. Mr..
Smith was resident of Reynoldsville
thirty-five years ago.
Rev. Alfred Z. Hooper, OF Kingsville.
Ohio, who has accepted a call to the
pastOrate of the Reynoldsville Baptist
church and who was to have been here
to fill the public next Sunday, will not
arrive in town until next week.
A good sized crowd attended the Re-
publican meeting in the p. o. S. Of A.
hall at Rathmel Monday night. The
speakers were James Sweeney, Esq, of
Harrisburg, H. I. Wilson, ESQ.,, Of Big
Run, and William T. Cox, of Reynolds
vile.
A Reynoldsville doctor started out
several mornings ago with his instru-
ment case in one hand and shot gun
in another. He did not bring any game
with him in the evening, but there was
funeral the next day in home he
had visited that day.
1t is claimed that IL young lady puts
on yellow garter on halloween night
and wears it until the next halloween
night, that the young man that goes
home with her that night is to be her
husband. A few Of the fair maidens OF
Reynoldsville put on the yellow garter
Monday night.
Mrs. Thomas Watkinson, OF Eleanora,
| died Tuesday evening OF last week and
was buried in the I. o. o. F, cemetery,
near the Ben Yohe cemetery, Thursday
afternoon. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Harry Teagarden. The
deceased was 55 years old. Her death
was caused by pneumonia.
Emmett d. Nichols, Esq, OF Wilkes
barre, Prohibition candidate for bieu-
tenant Governor, delived an excellent
address in Centennial hall Sunday after
noon. Mr. Nichols did not spend the
time In abusing other parties and other
candidates, but talked sound common
sense, which has better effect on the
people than mud Singing"
F. P. Elder, of Pancoast, and Edward
Lewis, OF this place, two hunters who
spend month or six weeks in the wilds
OF Elk county every fall, have built
comfortable shanty in the wilderness
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ditions. They left here this morning
with their hunting paraphernalia for
their annual chase. Some OF the Reyn-
oldsville hunters and some from Pitts
burg will stop at hotel de Elder-Lewis
while out hunting this fall.
A Berks county Dutchman, who had
been around town Monday begging
money to pay his transportation back to
Berks county, was given lodging In the
city bastile Monday night for drunk
enness. When Mayor Stoke released
the fellow yesterday morning he unhes-
itatingly expressed his disgust for the
borough jail. he was given short
time to get out OF town. He politely
bowed to Mayor Stoke as he started up
Willow Alley and said $50 long, Off
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