The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-05-04

Mr.. Lindsey, the popular entertainer
and dramatic reader, will give an enter
tainment in Assembly hall tomorrow
evening.
Peter Robertson. mine boss at Henry
mine, had his left leg severely squeezed
between the bumpers Of two coal cars in
the mine Monday afternoon.
John Smith, of Rathmel, who was
elected justice of the peace for East
Winslow township. was at Brookville
Monday taking the oath Of Office.
The next engagement Of the Keystone
band will be at the Imperial, Tuesday
evening, May 10Th. where all their
music will be rendered in Il grand con-
cert.
County Treasurer w. II. Lucas will
make a trip over the county next month
to receive state and county taxes. See
notice to taxpayers in this issue Of THE
STAR for dates of visits at the different
places.
AT meeting Of the high school
alumni association last week the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Raymond T.. Brown; vice-president,
Miss Lulu Black: secretary, Miss Britta
Butler: treasurer. Frank =. Alexander.
Elsie Flenner, eight month old daugh-
| 90, ~ NJ, aud Mra nynn Elnpppr pf
Rathmel, died Wednesday evening.
Funeral services we're held in the Rath-
mel NJ. T.. church Friday, conducted by
Rev. Sibley. Interment was made in
Prospect cemetery.
The Daughters OF st. George gave
Mrs. John Enewine birthday surprise
party Monday. The Daughters carried
well filed baskets with them and took
dinner with Mrs Enewiue. They gave
her a handsome rocking chair as a
birthday present.
The editor of the Volunteer who is
trying to master the treacherous "bilSe."
was out riding Saturday afternoon and
collided with a buggy near the r. & +.
G. R'y crossing on Main street. The
buggy was not damaged but the bicycle
was somewhat disfgured.
w. II. Stamey, Esq, of this place,
special agent for the Agricultural De-
partment of the State, has already in
duced two hundred farmers in Jefferson
county to plant sugar beet on parcel
of their lands this summer. They have
received the sugar beet seeds.
Rev. Il. Hacker, of Chicago, sent by
President of Synod, will preach in the
Lutheran church Sunday morning and
evening. Both services will be con-
Quoted in the English language. On
Saturday evening catechumens will be
examined and will be confirmed Sunday
morning.
James Martin, of Driftwood, an A. V.
R'y passenger conductor, was in town
Monday. Mr.. Martin owns the prop
erty at corner of Second and Main
streets, occupied by L. M. Simmons,
and was here making arrangements to
have cement sidewalk put down in
front of his property.
John A. Welsh, James c. Scott, Alex
Riston, Thomas Green, John Marks
Conser and Charles A. Dickinson were
at st. Marys last Wednesday evening
attending the organization Of Lodge
No. 437 Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks. The lodge was instituted
with thirty-five new members.
John d. Evans, the genial and ac-
commodating Deputy Register and
Recorder of this county, was up from
Brookvllle Friday afternoon and hon
ored THE STAR Office with pleasant
call Mr.. Evans would be good can.
didate for the Republicans to put up
next year for Register and Recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mohney, Of this
place, we're in New Bethlehem last
Wednesday attending the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. David Mohney
David is a brother of our townsman
| The crowd present was SO large tina,
both opera houses OF that town were
used to accommodate the people
Martins opera house was used to pre-
pare the feast and the citizens opera
house was used for speeches, &c.
, The Elk Base Ball League, which Ii
composed of four clubs, Ridgway, St
Marys, Johnsonburg and Kane. has
D made out a schedule of games for the
season, beginning May 3Oth, at St
Marys. So far not much effort, If any
| has been made to organize league in
this section. The clubs Of Reynolds
vile, Brookville, Dubois, Big Run
Punxsutawney, Brockwayville, Cur
wensville and Clearfeld could form {
good league.