The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-12-11

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Mazomania Tribe, No. 34l, Improved
Order of Red Men of this place, will
attend the Presbyterian church In
body Sunday morning, December %,
1901, and Rev. w. Frank Reber, pastor
of the church, will preach special SER
mon for them.
A live Santa Claus in one OF the dis
play windows OF Breakey's racket store
Saturday afternoon was quite an attrac-
tion for boys and girls, and large num-
ber of older people stopped to take a
look at Santa, who was busily at work
fixing Christmas toys.
]. j. Suttor was called to Canoe town
ship, Indiana county, last week TO at
tend the funeral of his Oldest brother,
Phillip Sutter, who died Wednesday
morning, December 4, 1901, and was
buried Friday. Deceased was II years
old the 9th OF last October.
Last Thursday morning Prof. G.. w.
Lenkerd received a telegram TO the ef-
feet that the Zielinski Trio Club Of
Buffalo, N. Y, could not arrive here to
give the entertainment which the Club
was booked for. This Trio Club wants
to make new date for this place
Ethan f. Stewart, the granite dealer,
has added several creditable memorials
to our cemeteries lately. To the graves
OF Mrs. G. G.. Gibson, Mead Lucas and
his father, and James Berry, in Beulab,
and Jeremiah Myers and wife, and
Craig Reynolds, in the Reynoldsville
cemetery.
Arthur II. Haskins, the young COM
poser of this place, handed us a copy
Yesterday Of his latest song, "Don't
Leave Old Kentucky" Arthur is gain
ing quite reputation as composer.
The new song, which is fine one, is on
sale at j. p. Haskins' music store on
Main street.
On account of break in the machin-
cry at electric light plant the street
lights have not been on for few nights,
and 1t makes quite difference these
dark nights. The new dynamo will be
here about the middle OF the month and
when that is in operation there will be
less trouble with the street lights.
DR.. B. F. Shires, who was located in
Rathmel several years, has packed his
medicine case and gone to Patton, Pa,
to locate. DR.. Shires had good prac-
tice at Rathmel and was we'll liked, but
his new location gives him larger field
for practice. Doctor served one term
as member of the Winslow township
school board.
Frank A. Mcconnell is having a hot
air heater put in the pavilion in Franks
Park, so pavilion can be used in winter
same as summer. Mr.. Mcconnell would
have had the heater in before this time
had it not been that large amount OF
furniture, &C., taken out OF buildings
during the recent connagation were
stored in the pavilion.
"Mother" Jones, the labor organizer,
who was to have delivered an address
In Centennial hall last Friday evening,
was called to Old Virginia on account
OF labor troubles there and could not
come to this place. Thomas Haggerty
said to representative OF THE STAR
that he expected to arrange to have
"Mother" Jones come to Reynoldsvile
the latter part OF this month.
The Summerville Telephone Com
panys new system is now in working
order at this place and it is away ahead
OF the old system. You can talk over
the line now and hear the other fellow
very distinctly. The central Office has
been moved to rooms on second floor OF
the Syndicate building. The new
switchboard is more convenient for the
operator than the old switchboard was.
Last Thursday evening the following
officers were elected TO serve in the M.
E. Sunday school during 1902: Superin-
tendent, S. S. Robinson; asst. supt., w.
B. stauffer; supt primary department,
Philip Koehler; asst. Mrs. " r. Pratt;
secretary, G. A. Stephenson; asst. Sec
retaries, Lydia Mellinger and Lawson
Reed; librarian, Charles s. Lord; asst.
librarian, Nell Robinson; organist Ar
thur Tyson; chorister, George H. Mum
dorff; organist primary department,
Miss Caroline Robinson; chorister pri.
dept, Miss Mamie Plyler.