The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-02-22

woods, had an arm broken yesterday
afternoons
An operation was performed on ". ID.
Beer Monday afternoon for strangulated
hernia. He is getting along nicely
since the operation.
We received communication about
$40 last evening from DIR. j. Il. Neale
In answer to Prof. Lenkerd's communi-
cation in last weeks STAR, but 1t was
received too late for publication this
week.
1t is estimated that one thousand per-
sons. young and old, visited Reynolds
vile last week in sleighiDg parties.
The hotels did good business. Sleigh
ing parties from this place visited
neighboring towns.
The lecture had the usual character
istics of MIR. McClarys style, at one
moment deathly solemn, at the next
tearfully pathetic, and frequently sub
timely ridiculous. Minneapolis Tribune.
At Assembly Hall Friday evening.
viii Male, of Dubois, met with mis-
hap on his way to this place one even
ing last week and needed doctors
service when he arrived in town. He
was upset out of Il sleigh and his head
came in contact with "A telephone pole
Five.day-old son of Mr.. aud Mrs. w.
| T. Mcdowell was buried in Woodland
cemetery, Clearfeld, last Saturday.
The child was born and died at the
home of Mrs. McDowell's mother, Mrs.
| II. J. Pentz. on Fourth street, this
city.
At the monthly meeting of the Reyn-
oldsville Building and Loan Association
Monday evening four directors were
elected, John NJ. Hays, Thomas +.
Evans, NJ. S. Sterley and NJ. NJ. Fisher,
and one auditor, NJ. G. Coleman. The
sale of money amounted To $500.
Michael Hart, who was implicated in
the murder of Victor Coretti in Dubois
two years ago, and who was tried in
the Clearfield court last week for the
crime and convicted of murder in the
second degree. was sentenced Monday
afternoon to Is years in the Western
Penitentiary.
The lecture at the Collegiate Insti-
tute Hall, by Rev. Thomas McClary,
was amusing and instructive, and it is
safe to say there was not a person pres
ent who was not made better by his
delicious presentation of wit and prac-
tical INSTRUMENTATION, Canada. At
Assembly Hall Friday evening, Feb.
oath.
John Rumbarger, brother OF Mrs. w.
X. Marshall, of this place, died at Par
kersburg, w. Va, last Saturday. His
remains arrived in Dubois, his former
home, Monday and we're buried in the
Rumbarger cemetery yesterday fore
noon. Funeral services were held at
the home of Mrs. James Bryan, sister
of deceased, conducted by DIR. A. II.
Rich.
A long legged chap from West Reyn-
oldsville made good use OF his legs
Friday evening to escape from pugil-
istic encounter with fellow whom he
had insulted. The race was made from
Hotel Belnap to Hetrick's meat shop,
where the pursued took refuge just in
nick of time to escape the clutches of
the pursuer. 1t was a Goose Neck
chase.
Sixteen ladies Of the Punxsutawney
Woman's Relief Corps visited the Corps
at this place Friday evening. The
Reynoldsville Corps took the visitors
to Franks Tavern for supper. Mrs
Patrick Foley, Mrs. j. ID. Woodring
and Mrs. Samuel Brilliant acted as
hostesses for the Reynoldsville Corps
while at the hotel. After supper the
visitors attended the regular meeting
of the Corps in Bells hall.
The annual "Thank Offering Envel
opes" are being distributed in the
Presbyterian church, with the request
that those receiving them will write q
verse Of scripture on the outside OF the
envelopes and on slip, which they
place in the envelope state what they
are especially thankful for and amount
given, all of which will be read at a
praise service held In the church Sab
bath evening, March 5th, the envel
opes then being opened and money
counted. The names will not be read
George Burtop, OF Beechwoods, sc
quoteth Dame Rumor, says in ordinary
winter weather they can keep theil
kitchen comfortably warm, but during
that cold snap ten days ago, when the
bottom fell out of more than one ther.
mometer, that ice froze in the water
bucket In his kitchen with a good fire