The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-12-31

vernon, formerly Of this place. visited
friends here the past week. Mr. Young
is known as Happy Jack"
Mrs. Robert Bone, sr., sent very
generous supply Of choice wedding cake
to THE STAR office last week and for
once, at least, the Office force had all
the cake they could eat. Accept the
hearty thanks OF the entire Office force,
Mrs. Bone, for your kind remembrance.
Laura, little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tench, Of Rathmel, was born
July 5, 1902, and died Sunday morning,
December 2S, 1902, after brief illness.
Funeral service was held at home of
parents by Rev. A. J. Meek on Monday
at 200 D. m. Interment was made In
Prospect cemetery.
Pauline, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Donhiser, was born April 10,
| 1902, and died December 20, 1902. Spin
al meningitis was cause OF death. Fun
eral service at residence Of the parents
this afternoon nj two o'clock, conducted
| by Rev. J. II. Myers. Interment In the
Reynoldsville Cemetery.
The ninth annual ball of Division No.
| |. Ancient Order of Hibernians, held In
| Franks Pavilion Christmas night was
at, ended by the largest crowd that ever
attended one OF these annual balls.
There were $50 couples present. Eigh-
teen couple from Puuxsutawney char
tered trolley car and came over to at
tend the ball.
Co. at this place four days OF last week,
Dec. %, %, "a and 25 WAS the largest
ever handled by this company during
any other four days since the Office was
established here, says the agent, Joseph
Shaffer. The outgoing packages In
those four days numbered 240, and the
incoming packages numbered 40S.
Frank r. Robertson, the distinguished
illustrated lecturer, is booked for Reyn-
oldsville for Feb. Q. He comes under
the auspices OF the public schools and
will deliver his lecture on the Phili-
pines. This will be highly Instructive
and profitable for as rule we know
comparatively little concerning the GUS
toms and life Of the inhabitants OF those
eastern islands. This lecture will be
the third attraction Of the public school
lecture course.
Constable o. p. Walker, Of Punxsu-
tawucy, came into town on trolley line
yesterday morning with prisoner
whom he was taking to county Jail at
B'rookville because the fellow refused to
live with his wife. There are numerous
cases in this broad land where men
would rather go to Jail, we're IT not for
the disgrace of the thing, than live with
their wives, and there are women who
would find the Jail a paradise In COM
parison with living with their mean,
contemplate husbands.
1.-TWO Married Men" appeared at the
Metropolitan opera house yesterday
afternoon and evening and jollied into
enjoyment two good sized audiences.
The play proved to be an exceedingly
lively farce, somewhat on the order
Of "Why Smith Left Home" and what
Happened to JONES'" rapid and breezy
in action, full Of humorous dialogue and
containing number OF really unique
comedy situations. Pioneer Press, St.
Paul, Mimi, Sunday, Feb. Is, 1902. AT
Reynolds opera house tonight. Dec. 81.
The following Reynoldsville people
went Gown to Brookville last evening In
Burns tally ho, took supper at the Com
mercial Hotel and intended going To
hear DR.. Hills lecture, but as he failed
to materialize, they didn't hear him
Rev. w. Frank Reber and wife, Rev.
Perry A. Reno and wife, H. Alex Stoke
and wife, ]. w. Gillespie and wife, A.
j, Postlethwait and wife, l.. NJ. Sim
mons and wife, Mrs. Charles Herpel,
DR.. ], H. Murray, Misses Olivia Murray
and Nora Kunes.
About fifteen school teachers came
from Punxsutawney on the trolley line
Monday morning on their way to the
county institute at Brookville, and had
1t not been that Burns tally-ho was at
jefferson Supply Co. store to meet them
and that the S.23 a. m. train WAS ten
minutes late, the school marms would
have remained In Reynoldsville until
the 1872 p. IN. train. AS 1t was the
tally-ho was driven at u swift pace and
the train was pulling out from station
when ially-ho arrived, but the train was
stopped and the excited teachers were
taken on.
AS was announced In these columns
some time ago, the second number of