The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29

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day morning.
Reid Covert held the lucky No. 20,
which drew the gold watch rafiied Off
by S. II. Jones.
The icy condition of the public roads
has been the cause OF numerous upsets
and runaway mishaps, but no serious
accidents.
Rev. F. b. Williams, Baptist minister
Of Brookville, and Rev. Shauger, OF
New Jersey, will be the guests of DR..
A. j. Meek to-day.
The Star Glass Company Office will be
moved from glassworks to rooms on
second floor of II. Alex Stokes block on
corner OF Main and Fifth streets.
Guy Fuller, aged about sixteen years,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Fuller, Of
near Emerickville, is convalescing
from a severe attack of pneumonia.
There will he a pie social and box
supper at the Kline school house on
Friday night. Proceeds for school IL
brary. Everybody cordially invited.
Liveryman L. c. Burns has bought a
new conveyance for taking out large
sleighing parties. columbia" is the
name OF the new rig. 1t is fine one.
Postmaster A. NJ. Woodward is an
applicant for re-appointment. He cir
netition among the business
i,-. =, ID most all O. them
ST., .,ned his petition.
Ex-sheriff Burns, OF this place, and
Reece Meredith, of Centreville, went
to Brownsville, Pa, yesterday to get
horse that was stolen from Mr.. Mere
dith the 10Th OF last July.
The board of deacons OF the Baptist
church have recommended seven candi
dates for baptism, and the ordinance Of
baptism will be administered in the
church next Sunday evening.
Free mail delivery is to be inaugural
ted at Punxsutawney the first OF next
July. When the receipts OF the Reyn-
oldsville postoffice reach $4,000 year
we will also have free delivery.
A freight car jumped the track near
the ticket Office in p. r. r. yards at
this place yesterday morning. The
track was torn up for short distance,
which was the only damage done.
Rev. Jos. A. Stevenson, OF Allegheny
City, who preached in the Reyn-
oldsville Presbyterian church Monday
and Tuesday evenings, will remain here
and preach every evening this week.
Last Saturday Mrs. Dr. ]. B. Neaie
gave an exquisite 8 o'clock dinner in
honor OF the Clionian ladies at her home
on Jackson street. The dinner consist
ed Of several courses and was heartily
enjoyed by the club.
S. Taylor North, OF Young township,
candidate for Assembly, was In town
yesterday looking after his interests.
Mr.. North is hustling for the nomina-
tion, and II he is successful he will make
a good Assemblyman.
An Italian named Thomas Madatine
murdered an English speaking miner
named James Higgins at Shawmut, Elk
county, Saturday night by shooting
him through the head. The italian has
not been apprehended yet.
Lawson Ramsey and Miss Margaret
Stott, both OF Soldier, were married at
the home OF the brides parents at
Soldier yesterday afternoon by Rev. w.
Frank Reber, pastor Of the Reynolds
vile Presbyterian church.
c. T. Hauck, Of Clayville, candidate
for sheriff, was in Reynoldsville last
week looking after his interests. This
is Mr.. Hauck's second attempt for the
Republican nomination for sheriff. He
would make an excellent sheriff.
Burns talla-ho took load OF Daugh-
ters Of Rebekah of this place to Falls
Creek Thursday evening to visit the
Daughters Of Rebekah lodge at that
place. AS usual on such occasions the
gentler sex had a real pleasant time.
Arnold Mckee brought garter
snake into THE STAR Office yesterday
that had been killed near watering
trough above Rathmel Monday by Fred
Eye. The snake was about ~ feet long.
Rather cold weather for snakes to be
crawling around. 1t may have been one
Of "Rattlesnake Jim" Thompson's pets.
Mrs. John Burgeson, of West Reyn-
oldsville, went to Allegheny City, Sat-
urday to attend the wedding OF her sis
ter. Miss Lillian Anderson, who is to be
married to Charles Gruseck, Of Alle-
gheny City. Miss Anderson, who is a
daughter of Mrs. Joanna Anderson,
formerly Of this place, is well known In
town.