The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-09-06

his recovery.
VIM. B. Hull, an engineer on the A..
V. R'y who Is known to number Of
people In this place, was married to
Miss Agnes Mentzer at East Brady last
Wednesday morning.
This il the last day to get registered
II you want to vote this fall. Registers
Ninian Cooper and Edwin Hoare will
I've found at the voting place in their
respective precincts to-day.
Several young men mistook the vii
lage Improvement Association waste
barrel in front OF the postoflice for the
letter box and dropped their letters in
the barrel Sunday afternoon.
Maude, little daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs G. Hcemer. Of Prescottville, was
buried in Prospect cemetery Monday
afternoon. Rev. Hooper conducted
funeral services at home of parents.
| Everett, young son Of A. r. Dunn,
narrowly escaped serious injury by col
| liding with horse while riding up
Main street one evening last week.
The boy escaped with sore shoulder.
DR.. G. G. Rumbergor was in oil City
the first of this week attending a com
mittce meeting on an important matter
to be presented to the Erie annual con-
ference that meets at jamestown, N. Y,
the latter part Of this month.
On account Of the races and other at
fractions at Dubois this week the b.,
II. & =. railway will sell excursion
tickets to Dubois and return for 30
cents, September q, and 8. Tickets
good to return until September ..
School began Monday with an entire
enrolment Of SO. The enrolment on
first day last year was 6Oj. Monday
being legal holiday kept some away
| from school. The entire enrolment
was larger yesterday than it was Mon
day.
Mrs. Tomasa Gerritana had Mrs.
Mary Casurici arrested for assault and
battery, and Mrs. Casuric had Mrs.
Gerritana arrested for surety Of the
peace. Both cases were tried before
Squire T.. Ner Monday and were then
settled.
Work ON the Presbyterian chapel was
started Monday. The building commit
tee thought the bids were too high and
the chapel will not be erected by con-
tract. John M. Hays will superintend
the work and the building committee
will buy the material, &c.
John Null, of Sykesville, who took
the oath of Office last April as constable
of Winslow township, has had twenty
two warrants placed in his hands and
he has arrested twenty OF the persons
wanted. Constable Null is large man
and is well supplied with sand"
About thirty friends OF William Bolt,
sr., gave him a birthday surprise party
at his home on Jackson street Saturday
evening. 1t was complete surprise to
Mr. Bolt. He was given pretty rock
ing chair as birthday present. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening
NJ. Montgomery, of West Reynolds
vile, passenger engineer on the A.V. R'y,
accidentally fell Off his engine at Red
Bank one day last week and injured
his right side so badly that he was
compelled to lay off work for few days.
David Blakesly has been running Mr..
Montgomery's engine.
Jarvis Williams formerly of the
Williams Bros barbershop, has bought
an interest in James Delaney's shop.
and will hereafter be found there.
Robert and Joseph Williams will run
the Williams Brothers shop. Messrs.
Delaney and Williams expect to move
their shop into the rooms In basement
of Hotel Imperial,
Three young men attended the OK
roast at Sykesville the oath of last
month who got supper, refused to pay
for the same and became very boisterous
and profane when the pay was asked
for. They have since paid for their
supper, which was Is cents for the
three, and also IS. 90 costs and each one
lost days work to appear before the
Squire. They may think it unjust, but
it was the proper thing. 1t may be
lesson to them.
James M. Marsh, a conductor on the
A. V. Ry, formerly resident Of this
place, who has lived at Sligo thirteen
years, was in town Monday looking
for dwelling house, as he intends NOV
ing back to Reynoldsvile this week.
Mr.. Marsh found desirable dwelling
houses to rent very scarce in Reynolds
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