The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-18

they have been, they have delighted
and enraptured their audiences.
DR.. Furbay is born orator he com
bines the sublimity OF Beecher, the
logic OF Webster and the rhetoric OF
Philips.-Rev. Leonard Twinen, ,Orville,
Ohio. In Assembly hall Nov. 26.
There was turkey shoot near
Emerickvile last Friday which was
attended by some OF the sportsmen OF
this place. Out OF thirteen turkies the
Reynoldsville marksmen got eight.
The male quartette Of the M. E.
church OF this place, John Reddecliff,
Thomas Thomas, Will Trudgen and
Merrill Plyler, sang at the Travellers
Club meeting in Dubois last Saturday
evening.
William T. Cox has sold his farm at
Sandy Valley to his brother-in-law,
w. X. Garviu. Mr.. Cox moved into
rooms over Gibson's shoe store. Mr..
Cox expects to build new residence In
this place next spring.
Mrs. Hettie G. Neff will sell her
household goods at public sale next
Saturday and will go to Omaha, Neb.,
with her brother, Captain Robert b.
Beer, who is single young man, and
keep house for him.
Holland Clawson, who was injured in
the Panther Run mine on 9th inst, by
fall OF rock and was taken to the Adrian
Hospital on the evening OF 10th inst, is
improving nicely and, we are glad to
state, will not have to undergo an oper-
alton.
On account OF the increase OF popula-
tion in Sykesville the Winslow town
ship school board found 1t necessary to
open another school room at Sykesville.
The additional room was opened Mon
day with Miss Fife Clark, Of Reynolds
Vile, as teacher.
"A Foxy Tramp" was played at the
Reynolds opera house Friday night ~
full houre. The audience was well
pleased with the show. The "tramp"
tossed pennies to the boys in the street |
parade and there was scramble among
the boys when penny was tossed up.
A new schedule went into effect on |
the trolley line last Sunday, making |
H1 81 hot
Reynoldsville and Punxsutawney. On |
the new schedule cars leave here at 900, |
7.20, $40, 1000, 11.20 a. M, 12.40. 200,
800, 440, 800, 7.2O, $40 and 1000 p. m.
1t don't seem to ge generally known |
that there is an ordinance making it |
unlawful, and the guilty person liable
TO a fine OF five dollars, for mailing, |
tacking or pasting advertisements on
telephone, telegraph, electric light or
electric railway poles in this borough.
John Kennedy and Will McEwen, OF
Sharon, and Will Kennedy, of Grove
City, are visiting Postmaster Il. G. |
Burns and also doing some hunting in
this section. They bagged five phcas-
ants and three rabbits yesterday. John
and Will Kennedy are brothers of Mrs.
Burns.
Two boys had fistic encounter on
the hand ball grounds In rear OF Bing-
Stoka Co., store last Saturday morning.
har nf lalc hal l,,1 |
would cheer loudly when good hit"
was made, which attracted the atten-
tion of Burgess Simmons and both boys
had narrow escape from being put in
the lookup.
There will be union Thanksgiving
services held in the Beechwoods Pres
byterian church on Thanksgiving day
at 1890 a. m. All the churches in the
township will unite in these services,
and everybody is cordially invited to be
present. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev. j. d, Clemmons, pastor OF
the Methodist church at Beechtree.
Detective Dempsey is one Of the best
officers in the employ of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co. He is terror to
evil doers. and woe betide the rascal
that falls into the Detectives clutches.
He should have the moral support and
hearty commendation OF every good
citizen along the line for what he is
doing, in breaking up loafng and vul-
garity about the stations.-New Bethle-
hem Leader Detective Dempsey has
an office in the dispatchsrs' building in
this place.
A representative OF the Excelsior Dry
Powder Fire Extinguisher gave
demonstration of the Excelsior on Main
street last Friday evening, which was
witnessed by large number OF people.
Boxes, barrels, &C., covered with gas