The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-04-19

Sheriff T.. G. Burns, assisted by p. S.
Hines, OF Cool Spring, took William
Harris and Robert Scott to the peniten-
tiary and Alfred Sipes to Morganza
yesterday.
The A. V. Ry passenger conductors
and brakeman donned new blue suits
this week. The buttons and lapel let
tering on conductors suits are gold col
or and on the brakemans' silver color.
Some Polanders and others had a
cloud" time at house near the corner
OF Tenth and Railroad streets Saturday
night. There was plenty of beer on tap
and no lack OF profanity and boisterous-
ness.
Henry Murphy had II. l.. Scott ar
rested last week for assault and battery.
Scott was given hearing before Squire
Neff and had to put up 100000 bail for
his appearance at the August term OF
court.
Gil. c. Reitz, of stanton, Republican
candidate for county treasurer, and
John ID. Evans, Republican candidate
for Register and Recorder, were in town
yesterday looking after their political
interests.
James B. Orr has been elected as del
egate from the Reynoldsville I. o. o. +.
lodge to attend the anniversary clebra-
tion to be held at Warren next Wednes-
day Thomas f.. Evans will be one Of
the reception committee at Warren.
County Commissioner William C.
Murray and John J. Hinderliter we're
in town Saturday afternoon examining
two bridges across Soldier Run. The
bridges need some repairing. Jerry
Myers was given contract to repair
the bridges,
We do all kinds Of plumbing in lead
and iron and have constantly on hand
full line Of plumbers supplies, such as
bath tubs, wash stands, sinks, closets
gas brackets and chandeliers, and In
fact anything you need in that line.
Hall & Barton.
The first social OF the Fortnightly
Club, held at Lawyer G. M. McDonald's
last Friday evening, was very pleas
ant affair. Elegant refreshments were
served, which had been prepared by the
ladies OF the Club, after which the time
was whiled away with various games.
o. A. Gray, who has been at Sault
Ste Marie, Mich, six months, expects
to return to his home in this place to-
day. Mr.. Gray cut his left leg with an
adj one day last week, which gives him
a forced vacation. He will return to
Sault Ste Marie as soon as his leg heals
up.
John Christener, who was arrested
and taken to the county jail during the
holidays for stabbing fellow workman
in the A. V. R'y gravel train boarding
car at this place, was tried last week
for assault and battery, with intent to
kill, and the jury returned a verdict,
''not guilty"
Mrs. Salvatrice Auzolone, an Italian
woman, had Mrs. Caruzza' 'Alu, another
daughter of sunny Italy, arrested last
week for swearing. The case was tried
before L. Neff Wednesday evening. 1t
was proven that Mrs. Alu had uttered
one oath, for which she had to pay 81
cents and costs Of prosecution.
The semi-annual session Of the Clar-
ion Presbytery is being held at Penfeld
this week, beginning yesterday and
closing this evening. Rev. w. +.
Reber, pastor of the Reynoldsville
Presbyterian church, and w. j. Boner
are attending Presbytery as representa-
tives Of the Reynoldsville church.
Albert, eight-month-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stuckey, died Wednes-
day evening of pneumonia. Funeral
services were held at the home of the
parents on Jackson street Thursday af-
ternoon, conducted by Rev. j. C. Nc
Entire and the remains Of little Albert
were inferred in Prospect cemetery.
John Metzger, who has been the but
ter-maker at the Reynoldsville cream
cry since 1t was first started, left here
yesterday for Alma, Michigan, where
he has a good position. }. T.. Forward,
of Mechanicsburg, Pa, is the new but
ter-maker at the Reynoldsville cream
cry. Mr.. Forward arrived here last
week.
The Sons Of st. George will hold a
supper'in Bells hall Saturday evening"
April 22nd, and give an entertainment
in Centennial hall the same evening.
The program for entertainment will
consist of play, "Slasher and Crasher," I"
songs, recitations, &c. Admission to
entertainment 10 and Is cents. Price
OF supper % cents.