The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-12-23

TO attend the funeral OF a cousin, Mrs.
McNees.
s. Taylor North, OF Punxsutawrey,
Republican candidate for the nomina-
tion for Assembly, was In Reynoldsville
yesterday.
Last Saturday was Baptist Church
day" at G. II. Halls store. Ladies from
the Aid Society assisted as clerks
during the day The Aid Society get
ten per cent Of the cash sales.
Mr.. Ninian Cooper, who keeps a
record OF the weather, says that Mon
day OF this week was the thirty-fourth
day, without break, that it has been
too cold for ice TO melt 10 the shade.
Prof. Hines will hold dance In
Franks Pavilion Christmas eve and
Christmas night, also New Years night.
Dance commencing at 900. Full or
che stra New Years night.
I'D. woodring & Son, West Reyn-
oldsville grocers, have a large and fine
line OF candies, nuts, &C., on hand for
Christmas. II you want anything in
that line give them a call. Their
prices are low.
w. T. London, OF Rathmel, register
Of precinct No. in Winslow township.
made his report In Brookville Satur-
day, as follows Number of voters in
precinct $40, number school children,
456, number births A.
John Trudgen, register in first pre-
cinct OF this borough, took his report
to Brookville Monday, which was as
follows Number OF voters 329, number
of school children 343, number of births
81, number Of deaths L.
Daniel Brennan, of Brookville, A. NJ.
Woodward and 9. A. Stephenson. Of
this place, will view "a public road this
afternoon from near the residence OF
Amos Strouse, in Winslow township,
to point in Henderson township.
Jay W. Evans, a plumber now en-
ployed at Greenville, Mercer Co., will
be married to young lady OF Green
vile tomorrow and they will come to
Reynoldsvile in time to eat Christmas
dinner with Jays parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Evans.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss M. Mabel Siple and Mr.. James d.
George, which will take place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. Siple, in West Reynolds
vile at 1000 a. IN. Wednesday OF next
week, December 30.
It is expected that quite number of
our citizens will attend the performance
OF "For Her Sake" at the opera house,
Punxsutawney, Thursday, Dec. 81. The
play has created furore all over the
country, and E. j. Carpenters pro-
duction is said to be magnificent one.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Perry A.
INcuo, pdotOT W. IL CuulCl' N'll pISaCu
a Christmas sermon aud the choir will
furnish some special music. The eve-
ming service will consist largely OF
special music, anthems, .quartettes,
trios, solos by choir and Christmas
hymns by congregation.
David Reynolds, one OF the citizens
OF Reynoldsville who has watched this
town grow from wilderness to its
present conditions live, up-to-date
town-killed his first deer in a clump OF
willows on the site where the Reyn-
oldsville Hardware Co.'s large three
story block now stands. 1t was large
buck and it was on Sunday morning
that Mr.. Reynolds shot it.
Katherine Elder, thirteen-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Elder, OF Beechtree, and a niece Of edi-
tor Of this paper, was operated on at
home Of her parents on Tuesday OF last
week for appendicitis. Her heart was
Ia weak condition and the doctors
were afraid to give her an anesthetic
and the girl had to stand the operation
without being put under the influence
OF any kind Of drugs.
Walter D. Williams and wife have
disposed OF their household goods and
will go to West Sunbury to-day to home
OF Mrs. Williams parents and after the
holidays Mr.. Williams will look for
position somewhere and Mrs. Williams
will remain with her parents until Mr..
Williams gets located. 1t is likely he
| will accept clerkship in large shoe
house In Buffalo, N. Y.
At every spring election the citizens
Of this borough should be interested In
nominating and electing the very best
men obtainable to ill the offices in the
borough, but more especially should