The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-11-27

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breast, but not seriously.
Tomorrow being legal holiday the
postofllce will be open only as follows:
100 to 7.30 and 915 to 9.45 a. M, 200
to 2.30 and 6.25 to 6.45 p. m.
| Samuel Bollinger and Aaron Douthit,
who are partners in the farming busi-
ness, had good horse die week before
last and last week the best COW on their
farm died
c. =. Still, of Pittsburg, who is get
| ting up directory Of Clearfield, Du-
Bois, Punxsutawney, Falls Creek, Rey-
noldsvile and Brookville, is now in this
place working on the directory.
Harry Martin, an assistant at Butler
Bros restaurant and confectionery
store, shot at two fellows Thursday
night who were slipping around in the
yard back of H. W. Eason Il Co. g store.
The sidewalk to glass plant, from
jackson street to p. II. II. round house,
is In dangerous condition for people
to walk over, especially dark nights.
Hand railings should be put up.
The Reynoldsville Woolen Company
has ordered 75-horse power gas en-
gine to run the machinery at mill. The
company has decided to put In a dyna-
mo and will start an electric plant for
their own use.
The monthly meeting of the jefferson
County Medical Society was held at
Hotel Imperial last Friday afternoon.
There was fair attendance. The next
meeting will be held at Hotel Ever
green, Falls Creek.
Rev DR.. A. j. Meek, pastor of Reyn-
! oldsville Baptist church, will preach a
memorial sermon in the Church OF God
at Rathmel next Sunday at $3.50 p. m,
in memory of Mrs. Rebecca Bowser,
who died October 9th, 1901.
Rev. j. G. Mcdonald, of Warren, lec-
tured in Assembly hall Monday night.
His subject was "The Shamrock. ;" This
was the second lecture Of the M. f.. lec-
lure course. The next lecture will be
delivered by Rev. w. p. Murray.
A new schedule went into effect on
| the Low Grade Div. of =. II. II. Sum
day. There is only one change in time
Of passengers trains at this place. The
train that arrived here at 6.l2 p. m. is
three minutes later, arriving here at
6.l5 p. m.
Prof G. w. Lenkerd and Miss Mar
garet Daily, of this place, and Prof. S.
f. Downs, of Brookvllle, have been ap-
pointed by the State Superintendent as
the committee on teachers permanent
certificates for jefferson county during
coming year.
Abjutant and Mrs. Irvings, the junior
workers, will be in Reynoldsvile Dec
ember 2nd and Bird. They will conduct
special meetings in Salvation Army
hall those nights. All are invited.
Tuesday afternoon, December 3rd, they
will hold special children's meeting.
The new switchboard for the Sum
mervil.e Telephone Company central
office in the Syndicate building at this
place has been set up, and it is likely
that all the connections will be made
in time so that the new central office
can be used this evening,
Patsy O'Conner, one of the passen-
ger conductors on Low Grade Div. OF
+. r. r.. was operated on at the Will
Transport hospital last week for
tumors, one on left shoulder and one on
left side. William Thomas, yardmaster
at Driftwood, is running Mr.. O'Conner's
train.
"Down and Up" at the opera house
last Saturday night, was the funniest
show OF the season. George Hickman,
as "Dooley Down." the Irishman, was
a whole show In himself. Should Dooley
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be greeted by large audience.-Punx-
sutawney Spirit At Reynolds opera
house this evening.
E. c. Lewis, of this place, and F. P.
Elder, OF Falls Creek, who were over in
Elk county several weeks hunting, re-
turned home .his week There were
two or three others in the party. They
killed three bears, four deer, four 'coons,
one fox and 25 pheasants. One bear
was shipped to this place and was on
exhibition at Franks Tavern yesterday.
1t was big fellow.
Mrs. j. M. Moore, Mrs. VIM. Bolt,
Mrs. Charles Herpel, Mrs. E. L. Evans,
Mrs. H. W. Herpel and Miss Deua Rho
den. OF Lady Winslow Lodge No. POS,
Daughters Of Rebekah, OF this place,
visited Leota Lodge No. 242, In Dubois