The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-10-24

be scarce the latter part OF the week.
John G.. Richards, conductor on Low
Grade Division, has the foundation com
pleted for brick dwelling house in
West Reynoldsvile.
Chcstnuts of the eatable kind are not
quite as plentiful AZ first expected, but
there are an over abundance Of tho
other kind floating around.
Arthur Barkley, member of the
rib broken In the game with the Imper-
| ial team from Dubois last week.
Jacob Deible, a local nimrod, was out
hunting one day last week and brought
| In all the game the law would allow for
one day, nine pheasant and one quail.
VIM. +. Martin has been promoted to
clerk in Hotel Mcconnell and Edward
Tobin is now tending bar at that popu-
lar hostelry. Both are well known and
popular young men.
Sam1 G. Wayland and Miss Flora
Adamson, Of Big Soldier, were married
at Dubois on Wednesday of last week
by Rev. j. V. Bell, pastor Of Dubois
Presbyterian church.
G. II. Hall will open house furnish
ing store in his new brick building near
corner Of Main and Fifth streets. He
will handle stoves. dishes, lace curtains
ana almost everything necessary for
furnishing a house.
John Goodwill is republican of the
stalwart kind. He has been staying in
Reynoldsville couple Of months not to
lose his vote AS soon as the election
is over he will go to Shamokin to make
his home with nephew.
Fred G. Gray, of Guelf, Ont, and
Miss Bessie May Cox of Reynoldsville,
were married in the American House
parlor at Brookville Saturday after
noon, October 18th. Squire John w.
Walker, Of Brookville, performed the
ceremony.
The select dance given in the Star
building Saturday evening under the
auspices OF the "Original Four" was
fairly well attended. We understand
dancing club has been organized and
that dances will be held frequently dur
ing the winter.
Dr. ]. w. Foust and j. j. Sutter, Of
this place, and County Surveyor James
b. Caldwell, OF Brookville, were APP
pointed as viewers for a new bridge over
Mahoning creek at Elk street, Punxsu-
tawney. The viewers performed their
work last week.
Robert Stevenson, a farmer living
near Sandy Valley, has been suffering
the past three weeks with blood
poisoned hand. His left hand was
slightly injured some way unknown to
Mr.. Stevenson and blood poison set in.
The hand is almost we'll now.
Fred Clark, former manager OF the
white Cap foot ball team, is now
manager of the "Indian" foot ball team.
"Indians" will play Brookville team
on the latters ground Friday. Manager
Clark is making arrangements to take
the "Indians" on a four day trip to
Ridgway, Kane and several other places.
Mr. Loren NJ Reno, of Edinboro, Pa,
Field Worker for Student Missionary
Campaign and Forward Movement
Among Baptist Churches will give an
address in the Baptist church Of this
city on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
sion free.
Miss Aida B. McEntire entertained
her Sunday school class last Saturday
afternoon by taking them for drive to
the woods above Pancoast in search of
chestnuts, returning at 500 o'clock to
her home on Jackson street, where
lunch was served, after which she took
them to their respective homes. They
were jolly lot of girls.
TWO houses have been erected ana
four more are being erected on the plot
of ground laid out in town lots near the
glass plant. DR.. J. w. Foust and John
Jeanneret own the houses that have
been completed and F. M. Brown and
w. F. Marshall are building the four
new houses. AS DR.. Foust is the first
citizen to put up building on this new
plot it should be called Foust's Addition
or louisville.
Barlow and Wilson's minstrels ap'
peared at the Reynolds opera house
Friday and Saturday nights of last week
They were billed here for one night but
remained over for second night. The
reason given for the second performance
here was that they had dates In the
hard coal region, which the strike made