The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-17

ell paid the keynOidsville Eiectrlc
Light Company's first bill last week.
An Italian has rented the room next
TO Coolers jewelry store, In Reynolds
building and will open fruit store the
first OF next month.
A cake and coffee supper will be given
In the Salvation Army hall Monday
evening Of next week, October 22nd, to
raise money to pay some back rent.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
tifc Circle met in parlors of Hotel Inn
perial Friday evening. There are thir-
ty.hve members in the Circle this year.
Fred j. Butler, who has been at Tyler
some time, has resigned there to accept
position as book-kecper for tho Co
Evansville Mining Co., At Cowansville,
Pa.
Rashlund & Leslie Theatrical Com
pany was at the Reynolds opera house
three nights Of last week. The com
pany went from here to New Bcthlo-
hem. I
Constable John II. Null, Of Sykesvile,
arrested fellow last week for breaking
II boys nose with stone and the officer
gave the fellow too much liberty and he
skipped in double quick order.
Harry, three-year-old son Of Archi-
bald and Kate Huntingdon, died Sunday
with diphtheria and was buried In Beu-
lah cemetery Monday afternoon. Fun
eral service was conducted by Rev.
Perry A. Reno
Captain J. NJ. Herman and wife and
Cadet Bell. Of Mcadville, Salvation
Army people, have been stationed at
Reynoldsville for six months or year,
and are holding meetings on the street
and in the Salvation Army hall every
night.
1t Is safe to say that the audience
enjoyed Barlow and Wilson's Mnstrels
better than any other minstrel enter
tainment that has appeared In Atlanta
for years. Atlanta Constitution. At
the Reynolds opera house Friday even
ing, October 10th.
District Deputy Mrs. George Mar
shall, Of Rathmel installed the officers
of the A. p. l.. A. lodge at Rathmel
last Thursday night About thirty
ladies of the Westville lodge drove to
Rathmel to attend the meeting. After
installation refreshments were served.
Andrew Remcoske and Caroline Wa
voske, of this place, were married in
the Catholic church at 500 A. NJ Mon
day. Father Brady performed the
marriage ceremony. The wedding par
ty drove from church to Corwin's pho
tograph gallery and had their pictures
taken.
Two men hired livery rig at Sykes
vile last week to drive to Eleanora,
where they got intoxicated, wrecked
the buggy and did not return to Sykes
vile. The following day an officer went
in search OF the fellows and found them.
1t cost them $500 for damage to bug
gy, costs, &c.
Quite number Of Republicans OF this
place were in Punxsutawney Friday
night to attend the Republican meeting
and shake hands with Hon. NJ. S. Quay
and Gov. VIM. A. Stone. Some OF them
drove to Punxsy and others went on
the excursion train that was run from
Reynoldsville.
William Mumford, son OF Mrs. Eli
Epler, returned recently from trip to
Texas. He also spent some time in Old
Mexico and the territories. Mrs. Epler
had not seen her son for 26 years until
he dropped in here a few days ago. Mr..
Mumford, who is n MINER expects to
work at the Virginia mine.
A large crowd attended the admins
traitors sale of George w. Henry's
property near Panic last Friday. There
were ninety-eight rigs tied around the
premises at one time. Ex-sherif Il. G.
Burns was auctioneer and he got good
price for everything that was sold. A..
G. Milliren, of this place, is administra-
tor. Charles Milliren was clerk
The sixteenth annual meeting OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society Of
the Clarion Presbytery, held in the
Presbyterian church at Brockwayville
on Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, was well attended and was very
interesting. The next meeting will be
held at Nlarienville, Forest county.
Mrs. G. Walter Palen, OF this place,
was elected a member of the executive
committee, Secretary of Literature.
Some young men, who seem TO be
devilishly inclined, have been tearing
the hand railing off the sidewalk from
Jackson street to silk mill, and II it can
be learned who they are they should be