The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-04-20

preach in the same church Sunday
evening.
First engagement of the Keystone
band will be for the Maccabee's public
entertainment, April 2stns d. M. Roll
has presented this band with march
entitled, "On the Pier"
The Dean school gave an entertain
ment in the p. o. s. of A. hall at Rath-
mel last Friday evening. 1t was
success. The school cleared almost
S26 90 out the of entertainment.
Some person or persons stole horse
and buggy at Elcanora last Thursday
night and sold them to man at Sandy
Valley. The owner OF the rig went TO
Sandy Valley Friday and took his
property.
John Cook. jr., aged four years, son
of John Cook, sr., of Eleanora, died
Sunday morning from stomach trouble
and was buried Monday afternoon. Rev.
Harry Teagarden conducted the funer-
al service.
Some of the Reynoldsville lovers of
piscatorial sport have been meandering
along the banks Of trout streams the
past few days trying to entice the
"speckled beauties" from their watery
habitation.
A Terpsichorean Club, composed of
young men, was organized in this place
last fall, but the club rooms, in the Star
building were not fixed up until the
past week, when quite a lot of new furn-
iture was put in the rooms.
A couple of fellows who were working
in the Sherwood mine, forged an eight
dollar order on Elisha Cox. who recent
embarked in the mercantile business at
Sandy Valley. A warrant was issued
but the chaps skipped out before the
law got its clutches upon them.
Miss Nellie Hall, Of West Reynolds
vile, was given birthday surprise
party last Thursday evening. A large
number of young people were present
Refreshments were served. Miss Hall
received number of presents. one of
which was very pretty gold watch.
The silver medal contest in Centennial
hall on Sth inst, netted the w. G. Z. U.
$4,000, which has been sent to the
proper persons for benefit Of the Cuban
sufferers. The receipts wers S340 and
the expense for the hall rent, &C.,
amounted to $ll.70, leaving balance
of s23.OO.
On account Of the anniversary of
the I. o. o. F., to be held in Dubois
next Tuesday, April Goth, special
train will be run from Rathmel and
Reynoldsville over the r. & F. c. R'y.
Train will leave Rathmel at $40 A. NJ,
Reynoldsville at 900. Returning from
Dubois after the ceremonies at night.
Fare for round trip As cents.
Mrs. James B. Arnold, teacher of a
class OF young men in the Presbyterian
Sunday school, royalty entertained the
class at her elegant residence on Grant
street last Thursday evening. 1t was
not only an enjoyable occasion both for
the teacher and class, but it also gave
Mrs. Arnold stronger hold on her
class. Refreshments were served DUR
ing the evening.
The Sons Of st. George will give
supper and entertainment in the Star
building Saturday evening, April 23rd.
The supper, including entertainment,
will be 25 cents for adults and Is cents
for children. Everybody invited to at
tend. Supper will be served from five
to seven o'clock. The entertainment
will consist of songs, recitations, dia-
logues, &c.
An application was made to the JEFF
ferson county court sometime ago to in
corporate Falls Creek into a borough
and the citizens were never successful
in getting the matter before the court
until this week. Judge Reed heard the
witnesses for and against the proposed
borough on Monday and Tuesday OF this
week. The Tannery company on the
east side and Matson on the west side
of Falls Creek, opposed the borough.
A large congregation attended the
funeral of Arthur Kleinhans in the NJ.
E. church last Wednesday afternoon.
Arthur was born March 18th, 1888, and
/ and was only ten years and twenty-five
days old when the Death Angel called
for him. yet by his kind and gentle
manners he had won host OF friends,
not only among his playmates but also
among those older grown. Arthur was
a bright boy; he stood we'll in his classes
in school and was exceedingly fond of
of reading good books.