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


Friday evening.
Church bells were rung last night as
the old year went out and the new year
was ushered In.
There will be no prayer meeting at
the Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow evening.
Butler Bros. have just received n
new machine for roasting peanuts and
popping corn. It's fine machine.
The Sunday school treats in the Bap-
tlst, Presbyterian and M. f.. churches
on the evening of December ~, were
we'll attended.
a freight wreck occurred on the Z.
| r. r., between Falls Creek and Dubois,
last Saturday morning, which delayed
trains few hours
a woman was arrested and had
hearing before Squire Il. NefT Monday
evening for profanity on the street.
She was fined 81 cents and costs.
The employees of the Reynoldsvile
woolen mill presented l.. w. Huyck,
superintendent Of mill, with beautiful
twenty dollar couch Tor Christmas
gift
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will meet at the home of
Mrs. DIR. j. G. King on January 9, at
200 p. IN. A full attendance is earnest
ly requested.
The Republicans of Winslow town
ship will hold suggestion meeting in
the council chambers of this borough,
second precinct, on Saturday next, Jan
4, at 300 p. m.
A Martha Washington tea will be
given by Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church on Feb. 22nd, 1902.
Full particulars will appear in these
columns later.
According TO the Dubois Courier of
Saturday large pig iron mill is to be
erected at Dubois by the Rochester &
Pittsburg Coal & Iron Company during
the present year.
Pttsburg Moving Picture Co. will
give Il show in the Reynolds opera
house this evening. January 1st. Tick
cts on sale at Stokes drug store
Price 10, 25 and 35 cents.
James Adamson, of Soldier, and Miss
Lizzie Yohe, Of Sykesville, were mar
ried at the NJ. Il. parsonage at Reyn-
oldsville on Tuesday, December "a, by
Rev. Perry a. Reno, pastor of church.
A notice of the application for liquor
licenses in Jefferson county, will be
found in this issue of THE STAR. There
are thirty-nine applications for retail
licenses, two for wholesale and four
breweries.
DR.. Russell II. Conwell. the brilliant
preacher, author and orator, will lee
ture in Assembly hall Thursday eve
ming, January 0. Subject: "Acres OF
Diamonds" Tickets now on sale at
Stokes drug store.
The Sons of ST. George elected the
following officers, President, Thomas
Justham; Vlce-President, William ].
Booker; Messenger, james Tovey: Sec
retary, Albert Neal Treasurer, G. w.
Sykes; Chaplain, Thomas Neal.
While returning from school one day
last week a lad threw a stone at girl
and the stone crashed through win
dow in Charles Scott's house, injuring
his four-year-old boy, who was at win
dow watching schel children coming
home.
We received communication Mon
day concerning the experience of
young man in Paradise who tied his
horse by throwing the lines over the
gate post, It's long and thrilling
story, but we did not have space for it
this week.
II. II. night shifter between Reynolds
vile and Oak Ridge, is now hobbling
around on crutches, He jumped of a
car In the yards at this place Thursday
night and stepped on rusty spike,
puncturing his left foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Schuckers gave
party to large number OF young people
last night. II was a swell" affair.
Progressive games were played Miss
Lydia Mellinger Mr.. Clifford Kaucher
and Prof. II. G. Wilson carried off the
prizes. Fine refreshments were served.
Roman L. Koehler, who has been
editor of the Donora American since it
was started 81 weeks ago, has bought
a half interest in the paper. The own
ers now are Vernon Hazard, an attor-
ney-at-law OF Monongahela City, and
Roman E. Koehler. Mr.. Koehler was
forman OF THE STAR over eight years.
There are now twenty-seven students
in Hughes Business College at this