The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-03-23


next door to Gooder's jewclry store.
Last Sunday morning Drs. Kings
and Neale removed II large mole from
the face OF Miss Mary Hunter, Of Beech
woods.
DR.. A. H. Bowser has rented the
room on Main street formerly occupied
by DR.. Warwick and will move his Office
into that location about the first Of
April.
Three fellows were arrested Monday
evening for fighting. They enriched
the borough treasurer to the amount OF
there dollars apiece for their disordcrly
conduct.
The warm rain Of Saturday evening
induced the fishing worms To crawl out
of the ground on to the sidewalks to be
crushed under the feet Of tho hurrying
pedestrians.
Next Tuesday special election will
be held In Punxsutawney to vote to in
crease the Indebtedness Of that borough
s2i, 900 for the purpose of paving one
street with brick
Henry Mclaughlin, of Coal Glen, and
Miss Sarah J. Shaifer, Of Richardsville,
were married at the Baptist parsonage
at Aliens Mills, by Rev. A. u. Myers,
on Tuesday evening March 10Th.
Robert McClan, coal miner, died ut
Eleanora Monday morning. Death was
caused by pneumonia. His remains
were brought TO this place yesterday
morning and shipped to Mcdonald, Pa,
for burial.
Next Friday evening the pupils Of the
Murray school will give an entertain
mcnt in the opera house. See program
in this issue. General admission 10
cents: reserved seats % cents. Tickets
on sale at Stokes drug store.
Rev. w. +. Reber, of this place. will
preach in the Presbyterian church at
Brockwayvilc on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings OF this week.
1t is the preparatory services before
the communion next Sunday.
The second quarterly meeting of the
present conference year will be held in
the NJ. f.. church next Sunday evening.
Love feast at 600 and preaching at 700
by Presiding Elder Smith, followed by
the administration of the Lords Supper.
Miss Mary a. Mckee. who to-day
closes successful term Of school at Big
Soldier, will reopen her milliner store
at Rathmel in few days with fine
line of Easter millinery. Miss Mckee
understands the millinery business
thoroughly
w. II. Starbird. of Pittsburg, Brig
adler General of the Union Rank and
State Organizer Of the Endowment
town for the purpose of organizing an
Endowment Rank tonight in the X. of
p. at this place.
Stoke wants to know II advertising
pays. Arebate of per cent. will be
given on every dollars worth of goods
purchased during the next 30 days If a
copy of our half-page advertisement,
now appearing in THE STAR, is present
ed at time of purchase.
Ralph Burlington, thirteen-year-old
son of David Burlington, of the Ameri.
can House, Brookville, was accidentally
shot in the right leg Friday. A crowd
of boys were going through the tunnel
on the A. V. R'y at Brookville and one
of the lads shot off revolver and the
ball glanced and hit Burlington.
The Flash Lights on American His
, tory at Assembly Hall last Friday even
ing gave young america" an opportu
nifty to give vent to his patriotism
which has been somewhat worked VI
the past few weeks on account Of the
rumors of war. A fair-sized audience
was present and the entertainment wa.
: very good.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morton, aged 55 years
2 months and days, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. William Barker
on Worth street. last Friday from neu
! ralgia OF the heart. The deceased wai
born in England. She had lived il
Reynoldsville twelve years. To-mor
row morning her remains will be takel
to Mt. Carmel, Pa, to be buried be
side her husband.
The concert given by the Orpheu
Quartette, last evening, was the musi
cal event of the season. They wer,
compelled to respond to numerous en-
cores. Their rendition of "Anni
Laurie" as arranged by Dudley Buck
> was superb, as was also the ''Reveries
by Storch.-Myerstown, Pa, Enterprise
At Assembly Hall Saturday evening