The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

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in our sauctum one day last week.
"Where the Laugh Comes In," a
farce comedy, was played in the opera
house Monday night before full house.
The play was good one.
Mrs Frank Bates will entertain the
members of the Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. T.. church at her home
in West Reynoldsville Friday afternoon
Dennis O'Brien, the jovial Irishman
who has been section boss at O'Donnel
nigh unto 20 years, was in town last
evening. Time deals gently with Dem
mis-.
The peach social held at the resi-
dence of DR.. A. II. Bowser, on Main
street, Thursday evening OF last week
was well attended. 1t was pleasant
affair.
V. King Pifer, editor Of the Dubois
Ercning Express, and Miss Adah Rich
ardson, of Driftwood, daughter of Frank
Richardson, passenger engineer on Low
Grade Div, will be married October 9th.
On account Of unavoidable delay In
getting material the school building
will not be ready for the opening of
school next Monday, as was expected.
School will not likely begin for two or
three weeks yet.
Charles Montgomery, of Sligo, an en-
gineer on Low Grade Div, was in town
Saturday. Mr. Montgomery is running
the engine this week on the passenger
train that goes west at 5.32 p. m. and
feturns at $50 p. IN.
Math. Mohney, of Reynoldsville, is
just finishing up the plastering of the
new Catholic church on Taylor avenue.
He expects to begin the work on the
new building of A. +. Dunn within n
few days.-t'alls Creek Herald.
David Thompson, young man who
burned his right hand badly last Fri
day with hot tar. He slipped with a
bucket of hot tar in his hand and the
tar splashed out on his hand.
The new assembly hall will be much
better place for entertainments than
the old assembly hall was, as raised
seats are being put in. A gallery on
each side of main room will increase
the seating capacity at least one hum
dred.
"Old Hick'ry Farm" will be played
in the town hall at Aliens Mills by local
talent of that place next Saturday even
ing, Oct 5. H. Eugene Phillips, OF
Reynoldsville, who is certainly very
clever actor, is putting the play on and
will take the leading part.
About 1890 Friday morning fire was
discovered in small room on second
floor of building occupied by Mrs.
Windle's bargain store. The origin OF
the fire is doubtful. The damage was
not great. The hose company started
for the house, but found their services
not required and returned.
There are three drifts in the Big
Soldier mines near this place that have
been christened Cuba, Puerto Rico and
Philippines. 1t was during the war
with Spain that these new headings
were started and the miners named
them as above stated and they we're al
ways afterwards designated by the
names given.
Miss Ella f. Seeley, the artist, who
has had large class Of students for
sometime, will leave here tomorrow on
a western trip for much needed rest.
Miss Ella will spend day or two in
Pittsburg before starting for the west.
During her absence she will visit in
Chicago and Bloomington. H., Kansas
City, and other places.
Prof G. w. Lenkerd is making ar
rangements to give the people the best
lecture course the coming season ever
given here under auspices OF the public
schools. 1t is the intention now to book
three high price lectures, DeMott and
John Temple Graves being two OF the
three, and two Of the best concert COM
panies that travel, making FIVE enter
tainments for Sl.00.
The Metropolitan Insurance Com.
pany has opened an Office in the H. A.
Stoke block, Main street. This COM
pany has been doing considerable bust
ness in Reynoldsville and vicinity, but
the work was superintended from the
company Office in Dubois. Richard
Mitchell is superintendent of the work
here now. Mr.. Mitchell is, apparently,
genial gentleman.
Clarion Presbytery. held in the Pres
byterian church AT New Bethlehem
last week, was we'll attended. All but
three ministers were present, The