The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-10-01

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ert II. Thomas, had his right arm
broken at elbow few days ago while
wrestling with another boy.
Austin Blakeslee. the well known
coal operator at Coal Glen, has purchas-
cd Rev. Il. G. Smiths residence at Du-
Bois and will move to that place.
Lawrence King, aged seven months,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John King, Of
Prescottville, died September 29th and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
yesterday.
"Mr. Plaster of Paris" three-act
comedy farce, was the attraction at the
Reynolds opera house Wednesday eve-
ming Of last week. 1t was not greeted
with packed house.
DR.. A. +. Balmer, of Brookville, was
called to Reynoldsville yesterday morn
ing by j. H. Murray for consultation in
Harry Herpels case, who is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. David Ditch and daughter, Miss
Tillie, of Rathmel, went to East Brady
Saturday to visit friends over Sunday
and are taking in the exposition at
Pittsburg this week.
Brookville has genuine case OF
smallpox. Miss Anna Murphy, sister
OF Miss Nellie Murphy who was In the
millinery business at this place a year
or two ago, is the victim.
The editor OF The STAR received q
summons last evening to appear at the
United States Court room in the city
of Pittsburg on the Goth day OF October
to serve as juror in the U. S. Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Clayson, who
were married July 2, are now having
their first experience of going to house
keeping. They are moving into A. b.
Weeds house in West Reynoldsville.
H. =. Means, Of Frostburg, who is
carpenter, came to Reynoldsville yes
terday to build a house on Hill street
for his son, DR.. L. L. Means, who is
contemplating matrimonial affiliation.
Rev. j. Bell Neff, new paster Dubois
M. +. church, and family were in town
Friday on their way from Oil City
to home of Mrs. Neff's parents, near
Sykesville. They drove from here to
Sykesville.
The new Winslow township bridge
over what is known as Syphrit's run,
near Mitchell's fields, was finished last
Thursday. V. r. Holman, OF Sykes
vile, built the bridge. 1t is a twenty
foot span bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. George returned
Monday evening from their wedding
trip. They will remain with Mrs.
Georges parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ressler, several days and will then go
to UnSmis, Pa, to reside.
Philip Loos, formerly a clerk In N.
Hanaus store, now In business at De-
sire, was recently married to Miss
Mary Blose, OF Sprankles Mills. Philip
was in town Monday but did not have
his "better half" with him.
Tuesday evening Of next week, Oct.
I, at 500 p. m, Rev. c. F. Cornman, of
Curwensville, will deliver temperance
address in Centennial hall under the
auspices OF the Temperance Union.
Rev. Cornman is a good talker.
Stealing beer from the foreiners at
Big Soldier has become a regular Sat-
urday night practice by some OF the
Eng peaking young men OF that
town, and unless it is stopped something
serious will occur there some Saturday
night.
George Hickman, the young man
who was accidentally shot at Trout
vile the 2lst of September and is in the
Adrian hospital yet, was reported from
the hospital this morning as getting
along nicely. He will soon be able to
iooFo phc hospithi.
The log cabin silk quilt that was
made by Mrs j. W. Chatham, OF Hop
kins, and was on exhibition at Bing-
Stoke Co. department store, was chanc-
ed of last week and Miss Minerva
Chatham, of Heating, selected the
lucky number and got the quilt.
Thomas Gathers, of Paradise, the
young man who won THE STARS one
year scholarship to Central State Nor
NAL School in Lock Haven In 1901, and
spent one year there, returned to
that institution ON Monday of this week
for another term. Thomas Is deter
mined to get an education. and he is
sure to get 1t.
Drunkenness run riot in this nlace