The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-10-29

| IRAN NO. llJ On L. IL. H., uue mere
at II .32 Il. m. was over four hours late
yesterday. Disabled engine was cause
of the lateness.
Frank A. Herpcl, of Reynoldsvile,
has accepted a position us bookkceper
In the Office Of the New Commercial
Hotel in Dubois.
The Sandy Valley Coal Company will
open mine near pancoast in the near
future and ship coal over the Low
Grade Division of =. II. r.
The warm days last week were
"roasters" for the glassworkers on day
turn Several days some of them had to
squit before their turn was out
The Keystone Hardware Company
will move into the new room in Deible
Bros. brick block about the middle of
next month. It will be fine store
room.
The Reynoldsville Water Company is
building Il new and large brick engine
house. 1t is so much larger than the
old engine house that it is being built
over the old one.
r. +. Shannon, superintendent of the
Metropolitan Insurance Companys
work in this section, has moved into
rooms on second floor of II. A. Stokes
brick block at corner of Main and Fifth
streets.
G.. w. Palen. who has resigned as sup
erintendent of tannery at this place, gave
an oyster supper at Imperial restaurant
one night last week to the new supcrin-
tendent, foremen and bookkeeper nf
the tannery.
An interesting report of the teachers
local institute held at Sykesvillc Oc.
tober IS, was sent to THE STAR Office by
the secretary, Miss Gertrude Clousrr,
for publication, but it was crowded cut
of this issue.
Joseph Macero, an Italian. aged 81
years. died at Soldier Sunday and Was
buried in the Catholic cemetery Mon
day. Chronic inflammation of liver
was cause of death Father Miller con-
Quoted service in Catholic church.
There will be a meeting OF the Moth
er,' Club Friday afternoon, October 81.
Subject to be discussed. Home Amusr-
ments;" opening address, Prof o. B.
Kcrns song, class of six girls from
room l2, followed by general discussion
on subject announced.
Lewis Guvenski aud Miss Lena Ro-
coski were married at the Catholic
church at 900 a. m. Monday, October
9th, by Rev. Father T. Brady. After
the wedding ceremony the bride and
groom had their picture taken at Vas
binders photograph gallery.
Comedy, pathos, wit, bright sayings.
brisk dialogue, clever speciaties,
charming soubrettes, artistic vaudc-
Williams, aud above all, entrancing
music with the latest songs are some vt
the good things said to be in U. d.
Newell's "a Jolly American Tramp"
which plays here tomorrow night
A hero in rags, one who will win
everybody's sympathy, woman de-
serted for gold, whose woes will touch
every woman's heart; 4 clever come
dian and vivacious soubrette and II
comedy Irish woman are the promises
made by the management of IA Jolly
Tramp" when its presentation TAX, y
place at the Reynolds opera house
Thursday night, Oct. 30. Tickets on
sale at Stokes.
Rev. DR.. A. ]. Meek, pastor of Rcyn-
oldsville Baptist church, is assisting
Rev. j. w. Crawford, who is holding
special meetings in the Baptist church
at Aliens Mill this week. Saturday
morning DR.. Meek will go from Aliens
Mills to Ridgway where he is to preach
the sermon for laying of corner stone
for the new Baptist church at Ridgway
He will return home in time to conduct
his Sunday services.
Mr.. Hines, Of Cool Spring, lost
pocketbook in Reynoldsville two weeks
ago and he put Il small "ad" in THE
STAR want" column and in few days
the man got his money. Richard Ram
sey had found the pocketbook and
money. When II pocketbook, or any
other thing Of value, has been lost and
some honest person finds it, notice in
The STAR will put the loser in posses
sion Of the lost article.
| Eleven members of the Daughters of
Rebekah OF Reynodsville, attended the
eleventh anniversary OF the organization
OF the Daughters of Rebekah at Dubois
yesterday. Following are the names of
| Reynodsville ladies': Mrs. M, e. Ridge