The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-30

derson last Thursday evening.
An Italian was murdered at Wilson
camp, near Dubois, last evening by two
negroes. The murderers are unknown.
The Hilda Tucker Stock Co. closes a
three night engagement at the Reyn-
olds opera house tonight. 1t is good
company.
Paul Riston and +. 7. Mcclure, OF
this place, played lawn tennis at PUNK
sutawney last Saturday with a couple
OF Punxs'y's best players and defeated
them.
S. C. McGara, of Punxsutawney, Miss
Myrtle Smith, OF Pittsburg, and Miss
Nulu Neale, OF Reynoldsville, have on
rolled as students In the Reynodsville
Business College.
James V. Murray, our present efficient
and worthy district attorney, was in
Reynoldsville last week looking after
his political interests. Mr.. Murray is
a candidate for reelection In November.
II. w. Eason has broken up house,
keeping until next spring and has
stored his household goods. Mrs.
Eason and son, Jack, went to home OF
Mrs. Eason's mother in Pittsburg yes
terday to remain for some time.
Naturalization court at Brookville
tonlr a larua nu,,h har of foraiupar q IN tho
county seat Monday, many OF whom re-
turned as American citizens. One hun
dred and thirty tickets were sold at
Reynoldsville for Brookville Monday.
=. II. Smith, formerly proprietor of
Bon Ton Bakery in this place, who has
been in business at Rural Valley, Pa,
has sold out at that place and has re-
turned to Reynoldsville. llr. Smith is
not positive yet where he will locate.
The devotional exercises of the pub
lie schools were conducted by Rev. p.
A. Reno last Wednesday morning. The
teachers and students greatly appre-
ciated the brief but timely and practi-
cal address which he gave at that time.
On account OF the temperance insti-
tute being held In Centennial Hall this
week there will not be any prayer meet
ing held in the Presbyterian and Bap-
tist churches tonight, nor in the Meth
odist Episcopal church tomorrow
night.
Rev. Perry A. Reno was called TO
New Castle to attend tho funeral OF a
nephew, =. 7. Reno. who died Saturday
morning Of typhoid fever and was
buried Monday. The young man was
twenty-four years old. He leaves a
widow and one child.
A. Katzen, proprietor Of the Peoples
Bargain Store, has returned from east
ern markets, where he bought large
stock OF goods for the fall and winter
wear. Goods have advanced consider
ably, but Mr.. Kat2en bought his goods
at a bargain and can sell them at IA
bargain. He has fine line of clothing.
hats, caps, &c.
Mrs. G.. Botzer, who was known by
some OF our townspeople, as she was
resident OF Reynoldsville some years
ago and resided on Mabel street, died
at Dubois at 200 a. m. yesterday. Mr..
Botzer is In the asylum at Warren.
Three children survive Mrs. Botzer.
The body will be brought to Reynolds
vile tomorrow forenoon and buried In
Beulah cemetery.
The two vacancies in the corps OF
teachers in Winslow township, caused
by designations, have been filed and all
the schools in the township are now
open. Miss Blanche Gardner was
elected to fill vacancy in Rathmel
school, caused by resignation Of John
G. Anthony, and Miss Gertrude Morey
is teacher OF Snyder school. Miss Vina
Miller resigned.
Lewis Ludwick, a prominent citizen
OF Winslow township, who is greatly
troubled with asthma, not having been
able to sleep in bed for several years,
but has to sleep in chair, started yes
terday in a buggy on an overland trip to
Clarion, New Kensington and through
Westmoreland and Indiana counties on
a pleasure trip. He is in hopes that
the trip will benefit his health.
Rev. W. l.. Barrett, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Worthington,
Pa, assisted Rev. A. D. Mckay In the
communion service in the Presbyterian
church at this place last Sunday. Rev.
Barrett preached Sunday morning and
evening. He is a bright and able young
man. The congregation was we'll
pleased with his sermons. Rev. Bar
rett was accompanied by his wife. They
made the trip-65 miles-overland in
buggy with one horse in one day, arriv-
inc here Thursday aveninp Thav re-