The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-11

Vile, passenger engineer on the Low
Grade Division Of p. II. r., was off
duty the past week nursing sore arm.
The American Kinetograph Co. at
Assembly hall tonight under auspices
OF Hope Fire Co. General admission
rs cents, reserved seats 35 cents. Tick
cts on sale at Stokes.
Grand Chief Patterson, Of Pittsburg,
visited Mt. Cliff Castle, Knights Of
Golden Eagle, at Reynoldsville last
Thursday evening, and the Castle at
Sugar Hill Friday evening.
| Reynolds Gibson, Frank Bohren and
Jim Degnan, OF this place, played with
thePunxsutawney foot ball team against
the Ridgway team at the latter place
| Saturday afternoon.
x-Postmaster A. NJ. Woodward and
G. N. Lewis went TO "Sunset Camp"
Beechwoods, yesterday to spend week
hunting. They took wagon load OF
provisions and camping outfit with
them.
Last Friday afternoon the constable
from Lindsey was in town with three
prisoners, Martin Redman, Clark Nc
Gregor and William Hessian, hand.
cuffed together taking them to the
county Jail charged with larceny.
A freight wreck on the Il. II. r.
Saturday morning near Bennezette
delayed passenger trains over the road
during the balance OF the day. There
was no mail from the east from early
morning until late Saturday evening.
The Ithaca Conservatory OF Music
Concert Company gave an excellent
entertainment before large and deep
ly appreciative audience. Democrat,
Hoosck Falls, N. Y. AT Assembly
hall Monday night, November 10. Tick
cts, children 10 cts, adults % cts.
Stetson's "Uncle Toms Cabin" at the
evening was greeted with full house.
1t is good company and those who at
tended we're we'll satisfied. The com
pany carries full band and orchestra
and . number Of ponies and blood
hounds.
William Barchart, large hearted
glassworker, took pity on the boys and
girls that were members OF the min
strel show that stranded at this place
the first of this month, and he raised
enough money by subscription to buy
tickets to send the youths to their
homes in Philadelphia.
An oyster supper will be held in the
West Reynoldsville town hall Monday
evening" November %, for benefit OF
the Volunteer Fire Co. This oyster
supper should be literally patronized,
as every citizen is certainly interested
in good fire company, aud should en-
courage the firemen every way possible.
Bessie, only child OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Roam, OF jackson street. who
would have been ten years old thc 2lst
Of next month, died Friday, November
6, 1908, and was buried in the Reynolds
vile cemetery Saturday forenoon.
Diphtheria was cause OF death. Mrs.
Roam is now in critical condition with
diphtheria.
Mrs. d. B. Stauffer was called to
Edgewood, suburb Of Pittsburg, Satur-
day by the death of her brother, Will
liam H. Haney, who'd Saturday fore
noon from an attack OF pneumonia.
This was the fourth attack Of pneu-
monia he had suffered with. Mr.. Haney
was fifty-five years old. He visited Mrs.
Stauffer a couple Of months ago and be-
come acquainted with number OF our
citizens.
The "Roney's Boys" the first number
OF the public school lecture course, will
be in Reynoldsville on the evening of
Dec. IL. This is first class musical
organization appearing on the best
courses throughout this country. The
boys have well trained voices and they
give varied programme of vocal and
instrumental music. Everybody will
desire to hear them. The date OF DIR.
Fox's lecture, the second number of
the course, is Dec. 16.
Major-General Edward Fielding and
wife, of Chicago, H., were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dawson on Jack son
street from Thursday until Monday
noon. Major is cousin OF Mrs. Daw-
son. Major Fielding was at one time
a worker in the Salvation Army, now
vice-president of the Volunteers of
America. He has charge OF the North
western Division OF the Volunte rs
Major preached in the Presbyterian
.b. a.