The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-11-06

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urday nights OF this week.
A large advertisement of the Rey-
nolds and Gorsline bankrupt sale of real
estate will be found In this issue.
The Trapper's Daughter was played
at the Reynolds opera house last night
to fair sized house. The company
pleased the audience.
George Beatty, of Sandy Valley, an
employe at the tannery In West Reyn-
oldsville, had a slice cut off the feshy
part of his left hand yesterday on
planning machine.
night crew has been put on the =.
II. r. to do shifting work between
Reyuoldsville and Fairmont. G. o. An
derson is conductor and G. NJ. Davis en-
gineer of the new crew.
Mrs. Lottie Crissman and daughters.
who have resided in Reynoldsville
about IS months, moved to Beaver Falls
last week. Mrs. Crissman did not sell
her Fourth street property.
On account Of some changes being
made on the railroad tracks In the
Pittsburg yards, the westbound 2. II.
X. trains have been arriving in Reyn.
oldsville late every day the past week.
One hundred and forty-nine tickets
were sold at Reynoldsvlle for the ex-
cursion to Pittsburg Sunday. II was
the largest excursion ever run over the
Low Grade Division. Over eighteen
hundred people took in the excursion.
Henry C. and Jacob Deible, David l..
Postlethwait and Henry NJ. Iseman will
go To the wilds of Elk county to-day to
camp out several weeks and hunt for
deer and bear DR.. S. Reynolds and G.
Mitchell will go to the same camp next
week
The Woman's Relief Corps will pay
for the flag to be presented to the pub
lie schools out of the proceeds of "The
Drummer Boy of Shiloh" and what
money is left after the flag Is paid for
will be sent to the Memorial Home at
Brookville.
Captain and Mrs. Herman, who have
had charge of the Salvation Army
work in this place over year, will go
to Cortland, N. Y, to-day to take
charge Of the work there. Captain
Paul has taken charge of the Salvation
Army work at this place.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of
the NJ. +. church elected the following
officers for ensuing year: President,
Mrs. NJ, f.. Beck: vice-presdent. Mrs.
L w. Huyck; recording secretary,
Mrs. p. A. Reno; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. ]. c. McEntire: treasurer,
Mrs. c. A. Stephenson.
The great historical military drama
"The Drummer Boy of Shiloh" which
win be produced at the Reynolds opera
house Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week, is pure, chast-
ed, refined and first-class play with
seven grand tableaux. Don't miss It.
Admission 30 and % cents. Tickets on
sale at Stokes drug store.
In concluding write-up of the start
ing Of the glass plants at Kane the
Republican said Saturday: From our
observations and conversations we be-
leive that the present fire will be
one bf the most successful in years. At
present there is perfect harmony on all
sides and we sincerely trust that it may
continue throughout the fire."
Alex S. Dunsmore, of Braeburn. form
er!y of West Reynoldsville, and Miss
Daisy Kirkpatrick. of Verona. were
married at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Kirk
patrick, In Verona last week. We un-
derstand that the bride is one of Vero-
mas prettiest young ladies'. After a
wedding tour Mr., and Mrs. Dunsmore
will reside at Braeburn. Alexis numer-
Gus friends here will wish him happi-
ness.
Mum & CO., publishers of the Scien-
tific American are now sending out
their magnanimous offer to the country
newspapers for 1902 The subscription
price OF the magazine is $500 per year,
but the publishers are willing to give
a years subscription in exchange for
$40 90 worth of advertising. Think
of it! The reason Mum & Co. make
such a liberal offer from year to year
is necause their are number of news
papers that accept the offer.
Mrs. Mary Alice Frampton, wife of
Charles Frampton of West Reynolds
vile, died Monday night. Death was
caused by tumor, Funeral this after
noon at residence, conducted by Rev.