The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-16

The Democrats OF this borough will
hold primary election In hose house
No. 9 at TAO p. IN, Thursday, January
oath.
The famous Ed. Chrissc, the funny
Dutchman, is with the "Black Dia-
mond Express" At Reynolds opera
house Tuesday, Jan. 22nd.
Al the installation OF the John G.
Conser w. II. G. Mrs. Jennie Barkley.
the retiring president, was presented
with some very pretty china dishes.
1t Is expected that in n day or two the
drill will be started again In the gas
we'll on Levi Schuckers' farm. Con-
tractor Smith is getting things ready
for operation as fast rs possible.
Revival services at the Baptist
church each evening this week. Rev.
4. r. VulkoT, OF Dubois, will preach
on Thursday and Friday evenings. A
cordial invitation IL given to the public.
George II. MundoriT, n member OF the
Robinson & Mundortf grocery tirm, had
his nose broken Monday while unhitoh-
ing a horse. The animal started before
unhitchcd and knocked Mr.. Mundorff
down.
Prof. Leavenworth, assistant princi-
pal Of our public schools, who is a
humorous composer and good imper-
senator, will give an entertainment in
the NJ. +. church at Frostburg next
Saturday evening.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Rcynoldsville & Falls Creek
Railroad Co. was held In this place
Monday to elect n president and board
of directors. The old board was re-
elected with L. w. Robinson as presi-
dent.
Arthur II. Haskins has received the
proof sheets for correction of his latest
composition, a song entitled Down By
the Dear Old Suwanee Rivers Shoro,"
which is being published by Hamilton
S. Gordon. a prominent New York pub
Usher.
License court was held at Clearfeld
Saturday. There were 13l applications
for license. Out of this number III
were granted, 8 refused, 3held over and
3 withdrawn. Dubois got ~ hotel
license, 2 wholesale and l brewery
license.
The Republicans Of West Reynolds.
vile will hold suggestion meeting In
the town hall Of that borough at 7.30 on
Tuesday evening Of next week, January
22nd, and will hold a primary election
the following Saturday, Jan. Goth, In
town hall, from 900 to 100 p. m.
"a Noble Outcast" at the opera house
February 9th by home talent. 1t was
at first intended to produce tho play
January 23r,l, but tho date was changed
TO February 9Th. The young people
who are taking tho prominent parts is
a guarantee that the play will DO we'll
rendered.
The stockholders Of the Star Glass
Company elected the following board Of
directors Monday afternoon: S. B. FL
liott, DIR. J. W. Foust, G. NJ. Mcdonald,
Charles A. Herpel, Henry c. Deible,
Richard Smith, James Verdin, A. T.
Mcclure. The directors will organ
ize Friday.
The contract for building the West
Branch railroad from Clearfeld to Keat-
ing has been let to tho Pennsylvania
Construction Company at a cost OF
$500, 900. The work Ia to be complet-
ed by December 3lst, 1901. It Is claimed
that 1000 men will be put on the work
to rush It through.
Mary Jane. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Adam, OF WinslOw township,
was born October 90, 1900, and died
January llth, 1901, aged two months
and fourteen days. Was buried in Pros
pect cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Funeral services conducted at residence
OF parents by Rev. J. c. McEntire.
The following Republicans went tc
Harrisburg Monday morning to "whooI
'er up" for Quay: Joseph Spears, Amos
Strouse, Ex-Sheriff E. G. Burns, w. W
Wiley, John Watson, W. c. Eufer
Thos. Jennings, Bort Burns, w. T. Cox
Frank Deitz, Allen King, M. M. Nc
AdoO, James Hughes, George Hughes.
Robert Barker and George Sheets
were at the Adrian Hospital Sunday u
see William Matthews, who was injured
In Big Soldier mine the 18th Of las
month. Matthews is getting along
nicely and will soon be able TO leave tn,
hospital. The doctors were doubtful a
drst about saving Williams right arm
but they succeeded In saving 1t.
Rev. r. G. Smith, Phi. D., Methods