The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-12-20


Rev. Perry A. Reno's theme In the M.
T.. church Sunday morning.
IA Breezy Time" at the opera house
Monday evening was greeted with u
large audience. II is a good show.
Thomas Claubaugh and Jemima Fet-
terman were married AT the home of
Mr.. Claubaugh on "Wednesday evening,
December l3th, Squire h. Neir.
Christmas IL almost here and II you
want TO save 20 per cent on mems, boys
and youths clothing call at the Peoples
Bargain Store, A. Katzen proprietor.
Don't miss "The Colleen Bswn" at the
opera house by home talent Christmas
night. Price of admission % and 70
cents. Tickets on sale at Stokes drug
store.
A handsome stock Of ladies' and gents
handkerchiefs and silk mutilers Tor
Christmas presents at low prices at the
Peoples Bargain Store, A. Katzen pro-
prietor.
The Bon Ton bakery has just put In n
stock of fresh groceries and n large sup
ply of candies for the holidays. II you
want fresh groceries or candles go To
the Bon Ton.
Four arc lights IL the number the
West Reynoldsville town council has
decided TO have put up In that borough.
Just where they will he located mas not
been decided yet.
A number Of hunters made good use
Of the last day Of hunting season-Fri-
day. lust enough Of the "beautiful"
had fallen the night before to make
good rabbit hunting.
The Red Men will hold dance In
the Bee Hive Building, corner Main
and Fifth streets, Christmas afternoon
and evening. Tickets will be sold at
the door three for % cents.
"Uncle Toms Cabin was played at
the Reynolds opera house last Friday
evening by the Palmer Company.
There was large audience present.
The company Is good one.
Prof Devoe, n blackboard artist from
Washington, ID. c., gave an exhibition Of
crayon work in the West Reyuoldsvile
public schools Thursday afternoon. IL
was an instructive exhibition.
| John Dunkle broke the index finger
OF his right hand last Thursday morn
ing while at work in the quarry getting
out stone FOR the electric light building.
| A wedge flew out and struck his finger.
This week closes one Of the pleasant
est terms In the history Of the Clarion
State Normal School. The winter term
opens January 2, 1900. For thorough
ness of work done this school IL unex-
celled
Rev. j. w. Crawford, Of Parksville,
N. Y, who preached in the Baptist
church last Sunday, will preach here
next Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Crawford Is candidate for pas
torate Of the Baptist church.
G. Meade Lucas, who had all the toes
Of his right foot smashed on the II. V.
e. G. II. r., near Brownsville, Pa, about
the first Of October, returned to Pitts
burg yesterday 10 resume work as a
brakeman on the T. V. & G. II. II.
Frescoers are now at work on the
chapel and main audience room Of the
Presbyterian church. When the
church is ready to hold services In,
which will be the second week in ,Janu-
ary, re-opening services will be held.
Those OF our citizens who failed To
attend the entertainment by Madame
Fry last night missed rich treat. They
are artists Of great merit.-Racine
wis., Daily Ne,cs. At the VI. +.
church tomorrow, Thursday, evening.
The Masons OF this place have re-
ceived an invitation to attend a banquet
at the American house in Brookville
tomorrow, Thursday, evening, TO be
given by the Brookville Masonic lodge.
A number OF the Reynoldsville gentle.
men will attend the banquet.
Alfred j. Williams. Oldest son OF Rev
j. N. Williams, former pastor OF the
Reynoldsville Baptist church, was SC
badly injured in railroad wreck al
Allegheny the first Of last week that he
died Wednesday. "Alf' had many
young friends here who will be sorry to
learn OF his death.
Mrs. L. j. McEntire received word
Saturday that her sister-in-law, Mrs
II. A. Kernott, died at East Liverpool
Ohio, Thursday. Mr.. Kernott was well
known here, having been in the tailor
ing business at this place some years