The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-19

the people, will be produced at the
Reynoldsville opera house on Wednes-
day night of next week, February 26.
Glen Hines, snapper at the glass
plant, fell into one of the swinging pits,
about fifteen feet deep, yesterday fore
noon and injured his right hand badly.
For snow drifts and Il long continued
cold snap the present winter makes the
oldest inhabitant scratch his head to
recall winter that goes ahead of this
one.
While Ten Nights in a Bar Room"
was being played at Centennial hall
Friday night some of the young men of
town were playing ten bar rooms in
one night.
Captain T. G. Reynolds, of Harris
burg, who votes in this borough, came
to town Thursday evening to be here
in time to shake hands with some of
the candidates before election.
George Harris, of this place, who was
before an examining board at Dubois
several weeks ago for mine foreman
certificate, passed the examination and
has been granted certificate.
Fifteen members of Reynoldsville
=. o. S. of A. visited the p. o. S. of A.
lodge at Falls Creek last Friday night.
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has as fine lodge room as he was ever in.
There will be no meeting of the c. l..
S. G. this week on account of Book Re-
ccption at Assembly hall. The circle
will meet next week with DR.. and Mrs.
a. C. Wheeler and will take the two
lessons.
staff Captain and Mrs. Shepard, of
the Dubois Salvation Army, and num-
Der of soldiers will visit the Reynolds
vile Salvation Army next Tuesday
evening, February 25. Everybody in
vited to attend
A. L. Moore, of Falls Creek, at one
time resident OF Reynoldsville, was
in town Monday and called at THE STAR
office. Mr.. Moore is just recovering
from a seven week tussle with grippe
and rheumatism.
j, NJ. Davis, accompanied by his two
daughters, Misses Laura and Gertrude,
and Miss Effie Spuller, drove to Dubois
Friday. They went by way of Falls
Creek, where they stopped "a few min
utes with relatives.
The special Offering at the Presby-
terian church on next Sabbath will be
for the work of THE Board of Aid for
Colleges and Academies" The morn
ing sermon will be study of the Sec
ond Commandment.
A. w. George and Miss Maude NJ.
Brochey were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Brochey, in West Reynoldsville last
Thursday afternoon, February 13, by
Squire j. d. Woodring.
The Brockwayville Record, edited by
G. r. Adam, entered its seventeenth
year last week. The Record is live
local paper and is deserving the sub
stantial support given it by the citizens
of Brockwayville and that vicinity.
The Womens Relief Corps of this
place held valentine Social" in the
|. o. o. F. hall last Friday evening.
An admission Of 10 cents was charged
and the ladies took in over $1,000,
which shows that the attendance was
large.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will hold a Martha Wash
ington Tea and Bazaar on Saturday
next from 800 to II 90 p. m. in Bells
hall. Come and get a good chicken
supper for 25c. Ice cream and cake
only l0c.
Grand Chancellor DR.. Charles Ernest,
of Punxsutawney, accompanied by Scott
Rodgers and Charles Chambers, visited
the Knights of Pythias lodge at this
place last Wednesday evening. After
the regular meeting OF lodge the visi-
tors and members present enjoyed an
oyster supper.
Edward O'Rielly, ex-street commits
sioner of Reynoldsville, has opened a
barbershop in Punxsutawney and will
move to that place as soon as he can
get dwelling. Mr., O'Rielly is mem
ber of the famous Keystone band of
Reynoldsville. His numerous friends
here are sorry to have him leave town
August Guthrie, who drives one OF
Fred Burns teams, was hauling load
of coal to silk mill Monday morning
and in going down the steep grade near
corner OF Fifth and jackson streets the
hind end OF sled tried to get down the
hill first and an upset was the result