The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-11-07

Edward Phalen and Frank Bohren, Of
this place, played with the Brookvllle
team against Dubois team yesterday.
Reynolds Gibson and Bert Burns, Of
this place. played with Dubois team.
Hopkins saw mill was shut down
Monday and Tuesday Of this week In
order to give all the employees an oppor-
tunity to vote. Many OF the mill
hands hold residence In other parts Of
the state.
l.. w. Perrin aud N. Il. Rhodes
bought Amos Reitz's meat market In
West Reynoldsville about month ago
and on Monday Of this week Mr. Rhodes
sold his interest to Mr.. Perrin, who
will continue the business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheno, an Italian
woman OF Big Soldier, aged AZ years,
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Thursday. The Italian lodge and Vene-
zia Peter Yanuty brass band Of Big
Soldier attended the funeral.
The coaling trestle on Low Grade
Division, just north Of freight station,
was torn down the past week. This
trestle was built over seventeen years
| ago. II was condemned several years
ago and had not been used since that.
One hundred and nineteen tickets
were sold at Reynodsville for the cheap
excursion to Pittsburg Sunday over the
=. II. II. Over eleven hundred people
took in the excursion. Two sections
we're required to haul the excursionists.
John S. Smith and wife, who moved
from this place TO Noblestown, Pa, five
or six years ago, moved back to Reyn-
oldsville last week. This couple are old
citizens OF this town and their many
friends here will be glad to have them
reside in our midst again.
A young lady and gentleman Of town
made an election bet Saturday night, as
follows: II Bryan is elected the young
man is to wheel the lady up one Of our
streets on wheel barrow, and II Nc
Kinley is elected the young lady is to
wheel the young man up street.
Thomas Degnan, John Kelley, Fred
Foley, Reynolds Gibson, Bert Burns,
George Hickman, Frank Bohren,
Charles Wensel, Arthur Barkley, James
Degnan, jr., and Frank Eckman were In
Brookville yesterday afternoon to see
the football game between Brookville
and Dubois teams.
Halloween pranks were not numerous
nor very destructive to property at this
place. The grand stand on ball ground
was turned upside down and few small
outhouses upset, but that was about the
extent Of the pranks here. The little
people got considerable fun out Of
throwing corn and beans against win
dows.
Ethan r.. Stewart, the marble dealer,
started for Richmond, KY, yesterday
to erect a fine monument over the grave
of Ellis Mitchell, brother OF Lawyer G..
Mitchell, Of this place. When Mr..
Stewart finishes that work he expects
to meet his family at Washington,
d. c., and go from there to Florida to
remain several months. He will return
in time to take orders for spring work.
Mrs. Julia O'Haloran, aged S. years,
died at Grafton, suburb Of Pittsburg,
Saturday morning and was buried in
the Catholic cemetery at this place
Monday afternoon beside her husband,
Michael O'Haloran, who died ten years
ago. This old couple had lived in Reyn-
oldsville number of years and were
we'll known here. After Mr.. O'Halor-
ans death, Mrs. O'Haloran moved to
Grafton, where her son, John was work.
ing and mother and son resided together.
The Falls Creek Herald one of our
live exchanges, made its appearance
last week with a new and unique head
ing. The name OF the paper Is inter-
twned with railroad map, taking in
the section of country between Pitts
burg, Buffalo and Rochester. AS Ban
CERT said to editor THE STAR Saturday
evening, 'the map is by no means ac-
curate and will not stand careful study,
but it convers the idea intended and is
little different from the headings used
by the ordinary run OF newspapers"
Messrs. Mum & Co., publishers OF
The Scientific american, Of New York,
are now making their usual magnani-
nous (?) proposition to country news
papers for 1901, which is copy of the
above magazine for one year-price
$3.00-for a n inch advertisement
worth $l0.00--for one year. That is
about equal to some OF the patent med
icine propositions that country papers
are honored with. Many papers are
foolish enough to accept such an offer
and so long as they do Mum & Co. will