The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-02-06

Joseph Obey claims to have extracted
the squeal out OF over thirty tons OF
porkers since the buckwheat season
commenced.
The celebrated drama, IA Noble Out
cast" at the opera house by home talent
tonight Tickets % and 35 cents. Tick
cts on sale at Stokes.
Is is not a question Of voting early and
often, but of voting right. Do this re-
gardless Of party politics and then your
conscience will not reproach you.
August Walters, agt. for Kane Steam
Laundry. Persons wanting work done
please drop him postal card. Family
washing cts. pound. Work guaranteed.
We stated last week that John Redde-
cliff and wife had gone to Hilliard, Pa,
to reside. The statement was not cor
rect. They had arranged to go Tuesday
and afterwards made different arrange
ments, of which we did not learn.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap-
tist church will hold birthday social
at the home of Mrs. w. l.. Fisher, on
Grant street, Tuesday, February 18th.
At least one hundred invitations will be
issued. Each person receiving an invi-
tation is expected to give as many cents
as they are years old.
Rev. A. Z. Doyle, OF New York City,
National Secretary OF the G. L. a. U.
Of A., delivered "a free temperance lee
ture in the Catholic church at this
place last Friday evening. The attend
ance was not very large, but the lecture
was fine. Rev. Doyle is an eloquent
talker.
A party of West Reynoldsville mar
ried ladies were at Punxsutawney Mon
day night sleighriding. They left here
about 400 Monday and did not reach
Punxsy until about midnight. A break
down caused the delay in reaching
Punxsy. The ladies got home at six
o'clock yesterday morning.
Forty Hours Devotion closed in the
Catholic Church at $50 yesterday morn
ing. Fathers McGiveny and Driscoll,
of Dubois, Father Lynch, Of Brockway-
Vile, Father O'Sullivan, Of New Beth
lehem, Father Joseph, OF Adrian, and
Father Winkler, OF Brookville, assisted
Fathers Brady and Driscoll,
Two young men drove to Dubois Fri
day evening and came home the follow
ing morning on the train. The whyfore
of the home coming on a train was be-
cause the horse became unmanageable,
upset occupants out of the sleigh and
ran away, never stopping until it reached
the livery stable in this place.
On account OF the funeral OF Mrs.
Sarah Thompson at 1000 a. m. Sunday
the communion service in the Bap-
tist church was deferred until next
SUNDAY orning. A number Of
members will be received into the
fellowship of the Baptist church Sunday
morning before the Lords Supper is
administered
Rev. Charles II. Prescott, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, preached TO very large
congregation in the Baptist church
Sunday evening. After which the pas
tor, Rev. A. ]. Meek, Ph. D., baptised
eight converts. Seventeen have been
baptised in this church since the first
of the present year, and number of
others are soon to be baptised.
The LaPorte Comedy company needs
no praise from any newspaper. They
made their first appearance at the
Broadway last evening with clean cut
drama entitled Master and Man."
which gave entire satisfaction. The
specialties alone were we'll worth the
price OF admission. Daily
News. At the Reynolds opera house
three nights, commencing Thursday
evening, February 7th.
A number of Elks had decided to drive
to Brookville Monday afternoon and 1t
was not until after Liveryman Taper
had four fiery steeds hitched to his
nobby "Martha Washington" sled and
had driven up in front of the lodge
rooms that the Elks backed out because
the wind howled little and few snow
fakes were flying In the breeze. About
the same hour a sleighing party OF mar.
ried ladies started to Punxsutawney
regardless OF the snow and wind.
d. H. Mcintyre, general manager Of
the Jefferson Supply Co.'s stores, has
shown In substantial manner his ap
probation of the willingness and
promptness with which our fire boys
turn out to answer an alarm. Twics
recently they have responded in amaz
ingly quick time to calls from one o.
his stores. Mr.. McIntyres apprecia
tion was shown not in words only, bu