The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-10-07


The license was transferred Monday.
The 'Indlan" foot ball team OF Reyn.
odsville and u team from Punxsutaw.
ney will play on the grounds nj this
place ON Thursday afternoon Of next
week, October TO-
frank A. Mcconnell and wife and his
father, David Mcconnell, attended tho
funeral of John Morrison at Brockwny-
| vlllo last Saturday. II. A. Mcconnell
was one Of the pail bearers.
A splendid supper will bc served un-
der the auspices OF the Baptist choir on
Saturday from 500 TO 500 o'clock y. m.
In DR.. Murray's building. Come and
get good supper for % cents.
Cards of thanks resolutions, obituary
poetry, notices Of church and school sup
pers, leo cream festivals, plo soclals
JSc., are charged Tor at the rate OF five
conts per line II published In THE STAR.
Tho now constitution Of Tho Young
Mems Froo Reading Room Association
of Reynoldsvlllc was handed Into THE
STAR olllcc yesterday forenoon for pub
llcatlon, but IL was crowded out NJ this
issue.
The following now students are on
rolled at the Rcynoldsvllle Business
College Miss I,orel Mcpherson, Miss
Elizabeth Taafc, Miss brennan, Of
Roynoldsvillo, Icon Dominsko, Of
Rathmel.
The heavy rain Of Sunday night was
| badly needed to increase the wator
supply In some sections. The +. X. II.
was experiencing trouble In getting
water for engines along the Low Grade
Division.
Mrs. DR.. c. NJ Matson died at her
home In Brookvillo Sunday morning,
October 4, 1903 Mrs Matson fell about
three weeks ago and was 50 badly In.
| iurcd that II finally caused her death.
Funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
Philip Taylor, who recently moved to
| Pleasant avenue, complains because the
street cars run two or three squares be-
| yond the crossing he wants 10 got of at
before They will stop. Phillip Is indig-
nant about such carelessncs- especially
| whou II Is repeated so often.
L., . la, In h.,
Mems Reading Room Monday evening,
October ~, at 800 o'clock, to complete
| the organization of the Prohibition Al
| linnCc. All friends of temperance, re-
gnrdlcss Of sox. denomination or politi-
cal party. nro requested to attend,
At meeting Of tho Young Mons
| Reading Room Association Monday
evening the following officers were
ol'ctcd for ensuing year President,
G.. w. Lrnkcrd vico-prcsdcnts, DR..
B. H. Hoover and DR.. John II. Murray (;
treasurer. T.. M, Simmons secretary,
Prof G, V. Smith.
Mrs. Mary A. Grinder. wife Of
| Michael Grinder, OF Sykcsvillr. died at
hor home carly Sunday morning. Or'o-
hor 1, 1903, aged 90 yonrs, q months and
II days. Tho body was taken to
Brookvillo Tuesday forenoon where
funeral service was hold in the Catholic
church and intcrmont was made In
| Catholic cemetery.
A Poverty Social will be held at the
homo of Mr.. G. G. Williams In West
Reynoldsvillo on Thursday evening
from to 10 p. m. by the B. Y. =. U.
Two prizes will be givon to tho most
poverty stricken dressed 10 cents for
poverty dressed, 20 cents for good
Cordial welcome to all. A good time
assured.
1t was announced at the temperance
meeting in Centennial hall last Thurs
day evening that Mrs. Booth-Tucker, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, tho noted Salvation
Army worker, would speak in Centen-
nial hall on the afternoon OF October ID,
hut Captain Bradford has since been In
formed that IL will be impossible for
Mrs. Booth-Tucker to come to Reyn-
oldsville.
A. b. Weed, train dispatcher in p.
II. II. Office at this place, who owns one
Of tho two automobiles in town, had
made all arrangements TO start Monday
on his automobile on n pleasure trip to
Connellsville, Pa, Cumberland. Nd,
and other places, but the rain Sunday
night and Monday forenoon spoiled the
roads for automobile riding. A day or
two of sunshine will put the roads in
good condition again.
Deputy Grand Past Master Thomas
T., Evans installed new officers in the
|. O. o. F, lodge at Summerville Satur
y ~ n