The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-25

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A fine oyster supper will be served
for 25 cents at the opening Of the new
hall In the basement Of st. Mary's
school on Thanksgiving evening by the
ladies OF the congregation.
There are over two hundred cases OF
typhoid fever Ia Butler. Two or three
cases OF typhoid fever along the stream
from which Butler is supplied with
water, caused the epidemic.
Martin Weiss, OF Rathmel, grad
uate OF the Reynoldsville Business Col
lege, has accepted position as stem
ographor and bookkeeper for Hyde,
Murphy & Co. at Ridgway, Pa.
The new schedule mentioned In The
STAR last week goes into effect on the
Low Grade Division Of p. r. r. next
Sunday. There will not be any change
in the time OF trains at this place
We have been requested by William
Roam to state that his dog was not al
lowed in the house after his daughter,
Bessie, took diphtheria, and that the
dog was not in the house after Bessie
died.
A Pennsylvania freight train backed
into b., r. & P. freight train as the
latter was going over the crossing at
Falls Creek Monday noon. Five cars
were wrecked and traffic was delayed
for an hour or two.
A new schedule went into effect on
the B., r. & P. last Sunday. About
the only change from the schedule that
went into effect the first OF this mouth
is TO reduce the time OF the flyers" be-
tween Pittsburg and Buffalo.
The new hall in the basement OF the
st. Mary's school building on Sixth
street has been completed and is now
ready for use. 1t is conveniently ar
ranged and is lighted with electricity.
There is kitchen in connection with
the hall.
The Ithaca Conservatory OF Music
Concert Company, a different and bet
ter company than the one that was here
November 10th, will give an entertain
ment in Reynoldsville Friday evening,
March 4th, 1904, under the auspices OF
Hope Fire Co.
Mrs. M. E. Ridgeway. OF West Reyn-
oldsville, lost her gold watch near the
Ross House last Saturday noon and
Sandy Valley man found the watch,
which was handed over to Policeman
j. M. King and Mr.. King returned the
little ticker to Mrs. Ridgeway.
Edward Barry, Of South Young town
ship, and Edward Smith, OF Beyer's
drug store, drove into n 1.-Two wire which
was lying in an alley back Of the Lind
sey House, in Clayvillr. Monday after
noon, the result being thar both men
narrowly escaped elecirocutiun aud the
horse was instantly killed.-Punxsu-
tawney Spirit.
DR.. D. F. Fox, who will be here Dec.
10Th, as the second number OF the pub
lie school lecture course. is most sue
cessful clergyman of Chicago. As q
lecturer he is favorite wherever he
goes. "He is an eloquent speaker, an
orator OF high ability His lectures
are Of the highest standard Of excel
leuce, being instructive and inspiring.
Frank Palaggo, boy who was work.
ing in the silk mill, had the large
finger OF his right hand badly torn in
the cog wheels OF one OF the ma
chimes in the silk mill last Saturday
morning. The doctor who has charge
OF the case is trying to save the finger,
but the Indications yesterday were that
the finger will have TO be ampu tated.
DR.. H. G. Furbsy, who will lecture
In Assembly hall tomorrow evening,
lectured In New Bethlehem Monday
night and had to drive to Brookville. a
distance OF twenty miles, after the
lecture to catch the early morning train
that starts from Brookville to reach
Shamokin in time to lecture last night
1t was stormy night for a twenty mile
drive.
The Donora American, a live weekly
paper published at Donora, Pa. OF
which Roman E. Koehler, formerly of
this place, who was foreman OF THE
STAR seven years, is editor, moved last
week into new brick building erected
especially for the American and owned
by the proprietors OF that paper. Mr..
Koehler is good newspaper man and
he has been very successful In the work.
THE STAR joins with Mr. Koehler's
numerous friends in this place in wish
ing him continued prosperity and sue
cess.
Last Friday was the twelfth annual
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