The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-16


they were disappointed, as the Dubois
team was not In 1t with the visiting
team.
Frederick X. Booth, son of Rev.
Jacob Booth. of this place, has decided
to become II doctor and has entered the
medical department OF the Western
University Of Pittsburg.
Alex Riston was In chair at Delaney
x Williams barber shop half shaved
Saturday night when the fire alarm
was given and he did not go back TO get
the job finished until Monday.
w. S. Townsend, who has been
experimenting the Prudential Fire
Company's office at this place almost
two years, moved to Buffalo, N. Y,
| this week
Wireless telcgraphy is not new
thing in this section OF the country by
any means. A certain morning news
paper has for some years been receiv-
ing its telegraphic news in this manner.
Falls Creek Herdld.
Fred Bohren, Harry Coping, Reyn-
olds Gibson and "Dubs" Sharpe, MEM
bers of the "Indian" foot ball team Of
this place, played with the Dubois team
against the Kane team at the latter
place Saturday afternoon.
October II, 10, 22, "a, 26 and 90, the
b., II. & p. R'y. will sell excursion
tickets from all stations between Butler
and Falls Creek to Pan-American Ex-
position and return for 1906 for round
trip. Ticket good for six days.
The regular business and literary
meeting of the Epworth League will be
held in the lecture room of the M. Il.
church tonight. Prof Lenkerd will
address the league on the "Homes Of
Shakespeare, Burns and Scott"
Thomas, ten-day-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Neale, died at $3.50 p. m.
Monday, October II. Funeral services
at residence of parents yesterday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Perry A.
Reno. Interment in Beulah cemetery.
Last Thursday Constable p. J. Ward,
of West Reynoldsville, took Daniel Ma
lensik, of Skunk Hollow, to the county
Jail. Nalensik was treasurer of the
Slavonia Society of Rathmel and when
a new treasurer was elected Nalensik
failed to turn over the money and he
was arrested for embezzlement.
Mrs. Richard Mitchell came from
Johnstown to this place last week. Mr..
Mitchell, who is superintendent Of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company's
work here, has been in town several
weeks. They are now rooming at Miss
Ida Reynolds and are taking their
meals at Franks Tavern.
W. II. Moore and Glenn A. Milliren
attended the wedding Of DR.. G. A..
Dickinson, OF Kane, formerly of this
place, and Miss Sara Best at Knox, Pa.
October 10th, at 500 p. m. at residence
Of the brides mother. II was grand
affair. Three hundred invitations were
issued and at least one hundred persons
attended the wedding. The presents
were many and elegant.
Hutch Burns, one OF the firemen, came
very nearly being killed in Taper, s
barn Saturday night. Mr.. Taper had
an elevator in the barn to raise and low
er his buggies and sleighs from first
to second floor, and Hutch was stand
ing under elevator when the ropes
had burned and elevator dropped. He
escaped without injury, but it was a
narrow escape.
Assembly hall will be rededicated
probably the last FRIDAY of this month.
A good program will be arranged for
the rededication, consisting Of music
and addresses. Speakers from out of
town will be present. No admission fee.
There seems to he an impression out
that assembly hall will not be safe with
a large audience in it. We understand
that 1t has been made perfectly safe, in
fact stronger than it was before the
fire.
The Pittsburg Times of Monday de-
voted two columns on first page to q
write up of +. A. Ferrin, the promoter
who dropped into Reynoldsville about
two years ago. Detectives in different
cities are looking for Ferrin. but he has
not been apprehended yet. He is wanted
in Pittsburg and other places for forg
ing notes, and checks. The Times says
"Ferrin is charged by the police official:
of the entire country with being one OF
the cleverest OF his class now at large
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Klugh, of Logans
port, Indiana, were called here last
week by the illness Of their daughter
Mrs. William Bennett, wife of superin