The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-09

Monday night, Nov. IA. in Reynolds
Park, Reynoldsville. Gents sl.00 ex-
ira ladies 25 cents. Jamison's full or
chestra.
The Silk Mill foot ball team and
"Tigers" OF this place played game on
the Reynoldsville grounds Saturday
afternoon, resulting in victory for the
"Tigers." Score 22-0.
The property owners on Main street,
between Fourth and Seventh streets,
received statements on Monday OF the
amount they are indebted to the bor-
ouch for the paving OF Main street,
with request to liquidate the indebt-
edness within thirty days.
NJ. A. Boyer, who has worked A. T.
McClure's farm near Pancoast the past
two seasons and who bought the farm
ten days ago. raised over one thousand
bushels this season OF as fine potatoes as
will be found on the market any place.
Mr.. Boyer is having no trouble in SELL
ing his potatoes.
j. w. Thompson and family, Of Wins
low towship, left here at noon yester-
day for Helena, Woods Co., Oklahoma,
where they will spend the winter and
may possibly locate permanently. Mr..
Thompson intended going to Oklahoma
alone several weeks ago, but postponed
the trip long enough to get ready to
take his family with him.
In THE STAR OF October 5th we pub
lshed an account OF Mrs. f. II. Galla-
CHER, OF this place, having finger torn
off by a ring on her finger catching on
a nail in the hen house, and on the 4th
OF this month the same article was pub
lished in the Falls Creek Herald credit
ed to the Welsboro Agitdtor, showing
that the Agitdtor is not above plagiarism.
Mrs. Alex Riston miracuously es-
capped serious injury last Wednesday in
falling head first off her back porch,
which is nine steps high. Mrs Riston
stepped out on porch to throw some-
thing into back yard and leaned on
railing with left hand and railing gave
way and she got hard fall, but cut
under her chin was the only injury she
received.
Thomas Thomas, of Reynoldsville, u
young man who has been In the employ
of the b., r. Il P. mining interests for
the past five years, will be In charge OF
the Office work for the Falls Creek
Mining Co., who are operating on the
Hopkins tract. The Office OF the com
pany will be in the store building Of the
Jefferson Supply Co., on West Long
avenue.-DuBois Journal.
W. Lowery Nicholson, who was a
hotel proprietor in Reynoldsville q
number of years ago. died at Patton,
Pa, last Friday and was buried on Sun
day. Deceased was member OF the
Masonic 10, ge in this place and four
members OF the lodge, William Cop
ping, Errold Sutter, o. F. Smith and
j. B McManigle, went to Patton and
attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson, OF
this place, were called to Wampun,
Pa, Tuesday Of last week on account Of
the serious illness of the formers
father, who died at 7.l5 p. m. on Mon
day of this week, November I, 1904
The deceased was brother OF Peter
Robertson, of Bilumen, formerly OF this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robertson
came to Reynoldsville and accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson to
Wsmpum.
The Graves-Morton Comic Opera
Company presented very good enter
tainment to very poor audience at the
opera house Saturday night. Dorothy"
was the bill and on this delightful little
musical sketch, having just the shadow
OF plot to connect events, was strung
a series of solos, duets and songs by the
troupe which brought many encores
from the audience. The humor Of
Graves, the comedian, also caused many
an audible grin.
The following students came home to
vote /; Harry Herpel Cornell, Ithaca,
N, Y. Ira Bowser and Fred Booth,
Western Pennsylvania Medical College,
Plttsburg, Raymond f. Brown, Law
Department University Of Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, Harry L. McEn-
tire, Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy,
Paul A. Riston, Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania, Philadel-
phia, Pearl Barlow, State College, Fred
Smith, Dickinson Law School, Carlisle,
Pa.
The plot CT Assembly hall for the first
number OF the lecture course will be
opened at Mr.. Stokes drug store Thurs
day morning, Nov. 10. Holders OF
course tickets will make arrangements