The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-12-21

Dhhu cuurcn uutii tne lOllOWl0H sun
day. December 2s
Mr.. Conwell has repeated "Acres o
Diamonds" at the Academy of Music
three times with equal success in one
year. -Phiiddelphid Inquirer. At AS
sembly hall January 9th.
William +. Schultz, brakeman on
the Low Grade Div. of +. II. r., tract.
ured his right knee one day last week
by stepping on n round stone as he
jumped off moving train.
Orah Smith, Of Oil City, one of the
manufacturers OF the Fowler gas en-
gncs, and agent 'or the same, was in
town Thursday to see that Northamer
e. Kellock's new engine was in good
working order.
Thomas S. Gathers, student in the
Central State Normal School of Lock
Haven, is home for the holiday vaca-
tion. Mr.. Gathers was the successful
contestant in the free scholarship Of
fered by THE STAR last summer.
District Attorney james v. Murray
has taken lease on one of the new
houses being erected by II. II. Brosius,
on the Shannon property, and expects
to remove from Lindsey to this place
about the first of the year. -Brookville
Republican.
The Philadelphia Times says: "Dr
Conwell is the only lecturer In America
who can fill hall in this city with three
Thousand people at dollar ticket"
DR.. Conwell will lecture in Assembly
hall in this place Thursday evening,
January 9th.
On almost every page of this
issue will be found advertisements OF
our home merchants, read them all and
see the bargains that are being offered.
You always sure OF bargains from the
live business man, who .advertises, as he
keeps up with the times.
The two prizes recently given by A.
b. Brown at the shooting gallery in
basement Of Syndicate building we're
won by Merrill Plyer, of this place, and
John O'Neil of Rathmel. Plyler got
first prize, $500 double-barrel shot
gun, and O'Neil second prize, Stevens
Ideal Rifle.
We received a notice through the
mail Thursday to the effect that the
Republicans of Winslow township will
hold suggestion meeting in Reynolds
vile hose house No. 2 at 300 p. m. Sat-
urday, Jan. 4, 1902, but there was no
name to notice and we cannot vouch for
the correctness Of the notice.
Thomas Shannon, who is section boss
on the p. r. r. at this place, m
Thomas Donahue's place, the latter
having resigned on account of poor
health, has purchased the Walsh prop
erty near the p. r. II. freight house.
Mr.. Shannon was foreman OF the TYLER
section fourteen years. He is good
| section boss.
The Carpenter and Joiners Union,
No. 1884, Of this place, elected and in
stalled the following officers last We'd
nesday evening: President, w. H.
Overdorff; vice-president, H. NJ. Het-
rick; recording secretary, C. b. Clark;
financial secretary, w. 2. Burris; treas
urer, j. w. Small; conductor, Ed. A.
Gray; warden, G. b. Mckee; trustee,
Mat. Cochran.
Irven F. Dempsey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Dempsey, of West Reyn-
oldsville, who has been in the employ
of the A. V. R'y and p. r. r.. Co. for
number of years, has resigned his
position as freight and ticket agent aud
telegraph operator at Oak Ridge, to
accept position as bookkeeper for the
Hawthorn Pottery Co., at Hawthorn,
Pa.
Mrs. J. G, Hirst was called to Oil
City yesterday to attend the funeral
OF her husbands sister, Mrs. Lizzie Jeb-
son, who died at Cowansville, Pa, We'd
nesday and will be buried at Oil CITY
to-day. Mrs. Jebson was only sick four
hours. Nj. Hirst who is staying in
West Virginia, will be at Oil City to
attend the funeral and will accompany
his wife to This place after funeral.
An exchange says: Don't ask the
editor to rebuke every evil in town and
community, but when convinced that
such duties need attending to write an
article for the paper yourself and sign
your name to it for publication. The
man who is too big coward to thus ex-
press his opinion is the very one who
will stand on the corner and talk loudly
about the cowardice of the editor.
The following officers were elected by
the Christian Temperance Union at the
meeting held In Centennial hall T,as