The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-11-08


In Reynoldsville. having lived here a
number years ago, died at his home In
Brookville last Saturday.
Seven hundred and sixty-flve people
took in the Sunday excursion over the
A. V. Ry to Pittsburg. Eighty-seven
tickets were sold at Rcynoldsvillc.
Alget Tangrin, of prcscottvillc, and
Cora I. Wagner, Of Rathmcl, were mar
ricd by Esquire y. Neir, Mt his Office In
this place, on Tuesday night Of last
week.
A big line OF mems, boys, ladies' and
misses gloves, from 10 cts. 10 sl.25 a
pair. Remember, all goods have nd
vanced, but we sell at reduction. A.
Katzcn.
You will save money by attending
Shick & Wagner's sale " clothing
Thursday, Nov. TO- as they will give
discount OF 10 per cent on their already
low prices.
Many Of the Clarion State Normal
graduates follow up their Normal School
course with college or university
course and not few take first honors
In those institutions
Rev. L. Il. Womer will preach In the
M. T.. church next Sunday evening.
Rev. Womer preached In Centennial
hall last Sunday evening for the Pres
byterian congregation.
Nellie Campbell ,oight-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. an Mrs. Frank w. Campbell,
gave birthday party Saturday. There
were thirteen little girls present, Mel
lie received number Of presents.
The Zion United Evangelical church
at Falls Creek will make an application
to the Jefferson county court November
2Sth e a charter. The legal notice
appears in this issue OF THE STAR.
w. 7. Bundick delivered Prohibit
tion speech in Centennial hall last
certainly an eloquent and able speaker.
He was greeted with very small
audience.
There is no man In the world whose
technique can be compared to Mr.. Far
| lands. 1t was reserved for him To show
us the truly marvellous in banjo playing.
-Gatcomb's Musical Gazette. At the
| Reynolds opera house Nov. Goth.
John Nolan, who has been nagman on
the A. V. R'y gravel train several
years, has resigned that position to ac-
cept position as clerk in Johnston &
Nolan's shoe store. John Is a pleasant
young man and WILL no doubt, make u
good clerk.
A dress rehearsal Of the cantata,
cinderella" will be given in the Reyn-
olds opera house on Thursday evening,
November 23rd, by Miss Mary Scott's
vocal class. Program and cast Of char
acters will be published in THE STAR
next week or the following week.
DR.. Sadler, the eye and ear surgeon
Of Pittsburg, Is TO be as Hotel Imperial,
Reynoldsville this week, Saturday. The
Doctors reputation for great skill In
his special work was recently demon
strated in the wonderful success in the
Strengthening Of Pearl Barto's eyes.
We mentioned last week that L. NJ.
Stewart, who had been farming year,
had gone TO Butler to look for n Job on
the b. II. & +. new line to Pittsburg.
He has been given position as nagman
on one OF the b., II. & p. vestibuled
"hyers" between Butler and Pittsburg
A. Katzen, Of this place, received q
letter Monday from brother who was
in business at Johannesburg, South
Africa, when war was declared between
the Beers and British. He left Johan.
nesburg suddenly and had to leave his
goods and number Of outstanding ac'
counts.
Miss Blanche Parker, an employe at
the Reynoldsville Steam Laundry, had
her right hand badly squeezed in the
collar machine last Thursday. Miss
Parker was trying to see how close she
could put her hand to the machine and
not get it caught. 1t might have beer
more serious.
Through the influence OF the Woman,
Relief Corps OF Reynoldsville, Mrs
Mary Stahlman was recently admitted
to the Memorial Home at Brookville
She had forfeited her right to admit
tance by a second marriage. Mrs. p
Foley and Mrs. A. A, Kleinhans tool
Mrs. Stahlman to the Home.
Hopkins big saw mill, that was com
PEELED to shut down the latter part o
September on account OF water being
| too lnu N uat lnOo m tho mill ota,ta,