The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-28


timely talk at the chapel exercises Of
the public schools last Monday morn.
ing.
The Republicans, Democrats and Pro-
hibitionists of this borough have NOM
mated their tickets for February elec-
tion. See list in this issue.
The Democrats OF West Reynolds
vile will meet in the town hall OF that
borough this evening and nominate a
ticket for the February election.
On account OF the entertainment in
Assembly hall on Thursday evening the
NJ. +. prayer meeting will be held this
evening at 7.30.
One of the rooms in Brookville schools
was closed last week on account OF
measles. The Brookville Democrat says
sixteen cases were developed in that
room-No. %.
Miss Ella +. Seeley, the artist, wash
cd her hair several days ago and was
drying hair over fire when there was
blaze and scream. She has good
head OF hair left.
Notwithstanding the fact that "Uncle
Toms Cabin" is an old play and that
there are many old jokes cracked every
time the show comes this way, it always
draws large crowd.
Rev. John II. Cooper, OF Piedmont,
West Va, will give a short address ut
the Presbyterian prayer meeting this
evening. The prayer service this even
ing will not begin until 7.45.
The Helping Hand Society OF the M.
T.. church will hold dime social In the
basement Of the church on Friday eve
ming of next week, February 9TH. Light
refreshments will be served
Sun & Fowler's beautiful production
of "Circumstantial Evidence" was wit
messed in the Reynolds opera house last
night by good sized audience who
were well pleased with the production.
William Enterline, Big Runs popu-
lar miller, was in Reynoldsville Friday.
Mr.. Enterline had his right arm broken
couple of weeks ago by having it
caught 10 belt in his mill. His arm
is still in tin box.
Domonic Zelprinoipe had his collar
bone broken and right hip dislocated by
the fall Of slate in Big Soldier mine on
Tuesday Of last week when Castro Gre
ole was killed. The men were working
| together when accident occurred.
Mr.. Ninian Cooper one OF our highly
| respected citizens, who has been in
disposed for several weeks, was not able
to attend the funeral OF his brother,
James Cooper, who was buried In Beech
woods cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Two sleighing parties were booked
for last evening, but the rain disap-
pointed the young people. One load in
tended going to Emanuel Schugar's,
Emerickville, and the other load was
going to Jonothan Deemer's, Paradise.
Some OF the country roads have been
badly drifted this winter. In some
sections men were at work the first OF
this week shoveling the snow of the
roads so that the teams could travel
the roads and not be compelled to go
through fields.
Joseph Taylor was arraigned before
Squire E. Neff Monday on the charge
OF willfully and maliciously breaking
and destroying one of the large plate
glass windows in front of City Hotel.
The case was settled by Taylor paying
$30. 90 for window and all costs.
Program for the Mothers Club meet
ing to be held in Assembly Hall on Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Piano
solo, Mrs. A. ]. Meek recitation, Mar
garet Stoke address, "Ethics, Morals
nd Manners !" discussion. An invita-
tion is extended to all mothers and
friends of education.
l.. j. Marshall, collector and sales
man for the Merris Beef Co. OF Dubois,
who is well known by a number In Rey-
noldsville, has been transferred to
Ridgway to work for the Merris Beef
Co. at that place. He will have bet
ter position with the company than he
had at Dubois.
The act OF Assembly OF 1895 provides
| that high constables be elected the
same year that constables are elected
| and are to serve three years. West
Reynoldsville is without high con-
stable and for that reason a high con-
stable will be elected in that borough
next month for term of two years.
There was large congregation at
the Baptist church Sunday evening,
the church was crowded and q number
a.