The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-01-12

A mems meeting will be held In the
Centennial hall Sunday afternoon. at
which meeting MIR. Schiverea will
speak on "Manhood."
"The Columbian Comedy Company"
| is the name of home talent company
that gave an entertainment In the
Reynolds opera house last night. The
boys gave a good entertainment.
John Larkie, aged about twenty-five
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs William
Larkie. of Falls Creek, was struck by a
train in Allegheny Friday evening and
killed. His remains were buried at
Falls Freek Monday.
John II. Spears, of this place, has
bought the dubois Queen" large
sled for hauling seighing parties. The
"Queen" will seat 30 persons. Mr..
Spears has good horses, he is a careful
driver and his rates are reasonable.
Three empty box cars were wrecked
on the r. & +. c. R'y. at the Soldier
Run junction last Wednesday afternoon.
A flying switch was being made and the
brakeman did not get the coupling pin
pulled in time and hence the pile up.
Two young men Of Rathmel were ar
rested for assault and battery, with
attempt to rob- and were to have had
hearing before Squire Neff Monday
forenoon, but the prosecutor failed to
appear and the young men were dis
charged.
Robinson & Mundorif's delivery horse
raised some excitement on Main street
Saturday afternoon by running Off with
a sled attached to it, A broken bolt
allowing the shafts to drop on to the
horses heels caused the runaway. The
damage was slight.
The Epworth League will hold
prayer meeting in the lecture room of
the M. +. church from 100 to 7.3O this
evening. All members OF the League
are requested to attend this prayer and
conservation service. Everybody is in
vited to attend the meeting.
Otto Myrtle was taken to Brookvillc
Jail Monday by Frank p. Adelsperger.
Young Myrtle put his arms around a
girl on East Main street few days ago,
and he will have to remain in Jail until
the February term of court, at least,
for getting too affectionate with strang-
ers.
Eleanor Malinda, youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Postlethwait. was
born on Christmas day, 1897. and died
Thursday afternoon. Funeral services
were conducted by DR.. c. c. Rumberger
at home of parents Friday afternoon
and interment was made in Beulah ceme-
terry.
The Summerville Telephone Compa-
ny had expected to have all the tele-
phones in operation by this time that
have been ordered, but on account of
unavoidable delay the company has
been disappointed. The exchange office
was put in DR.. J. II. Murray's Office
yesterday.
At meeting OF the West Reynolds
vile Board of Health on Tuesday even
ing OF last week the following officers
were elected: p. ]. Ward, president;
George G. Williams, secretary; Joseph
McKernan, health officer. The office
OF the Board of Health is in d. B.
Stauffer's grocery store.
The Daily Times is the latest news.
paper venture in Kittanning. The
daily paper made its first appearance
Monday. 1t is four column, four
; page paper. The first edition did not
contain one line of advertisement,
either local or display, which does not
look very favorable for the infant.
+. A. Reitz, formerly a shoemaker
OF this place, now groceryman of But.
Ter, and Miss Lizzie Rice, of Phillips
burg, formerly resident of Reynolds.
vile, were married in Phillipsburg on
| AuSSuoy cNCuiuS vi iuoJ Wcch. L ncy
spent day or two in Reynoldsville las,
week with Mr.. Reitzs sister, Mrs. G. w
| Bussard.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
of Reynoldsville has purchased the
r Flynn building on Main street. The
hall on the second floor of the building
will be used as lodge room by the p
! o. S. Of A. This lodge has been meet
ing in the Star building, but the para
phernalia Of the order, including the
goat" was moved to new rooms last
Saturday.
The Democrats of WinslOw township
held a suggestion meeting in Lawyer
s G. M. McDonalds Office in this place
i last SATURDAY. uumhar nf mama.