The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-12-14

NJ & @. Addison, Of this place, sued
the b., n. Il p. Ry forsome lost freight
and got judgment against the railroad
company in Squire Il. Neff's court last
Friday for s90.3s.
According TO the almanac Thursday
of next week, December %, Is the first
day of winter. What will the winter
weather be like II Saturday night was
fall weather?
Thr plot Of Assembly hall for the
Dialect Rehearsal, Dec 10th, Is open to
the public at II. Alex Stokes drug store.
Reserved seat tickets may be secured
there for % cents.
Notwithstanding the lateness OF the
season, Mrs. Nancy l.. Coax and family,
of Valley Home, we're surprised one
cold evening last week by hearing the
clear penetrating notes OF whip poor
will
Do not forget the Dialect Rehearsal
to be given by the Sub.Junior class of
the high school at Assembly hall Fri
day evening, Dec. l6, Doors open at
7.l5. Exercises begin at SIS. Reserved
seats 25 cents.
Prof. Clarence Hines will hold a
grand ball at Punxsutawney Thursday
evening OF this week A free special
car will leave Puuxsutawney after the
dance, LOO a. M, for Reynoldsville,
stopping at all stations.
Henry C. Deible. A. G. Milliren and
Joseph Spear, viewers appointed by the
court to assess damages, costs and ex-
penses, together with the benefits
along the line of a public sewer on
Jackson and Fifth streets, performed
that work on Monday Of this week
1t has been 'nip and tuck" with the
Star Glass Company the past few days
to get water enough to keep the
plant in operation. The company has II
well at plant from which they get some
water. II .hey depended entirely on
the town water they would have to shut
down the factory.
Last Friday evening the Women's
Relief Corps elected the following new
officers: President, Mrs. VIM. Gibson;
Sr. Vlce.P President, Mrs E. L. Evans;
Jr. Vice-Presiden, Mrs. Arthur O'Don-
mel, jr.; Chaplain. Mrs. ]. d. Wood
| Iii CAnl,ota, a.J
Guard, Mrs. Gus Herold.
An Italian was killed by B., r. &
p. train at Sykesville Sunday afternoon.
His head and right arm we're cut Off
The body was brought to ]. III. Hughes
undertaking rooms in this place Monday
and will be inferred in the Catholic
cemetery to-day. Deceased is survived
by a wife and one child in Italy.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap
tist church viii. hold "weighing social"
at the home Of Mrs. w. L. Fisher, on
Hill ST., Thursday evening. December
10. Every person who attends will pay
one cent for every pounds they weigh.
Refreshments free There will be An
old fashioned spelling bee. Attend and
take your friend.
Division No. /, Ancient Order Hiber-
mans Of this place, elected following
new officers 4; President, Charles Nc
Donald Vice President, George Han
dyside Financial Secretary, Thomas
Mcdonald Corresponding Secretary,
Thomas Dolan Treasurer, d. M. Boil
ger; Chairman Standing Committee,
John King, Sr.
The Fraternal Order Of Eagles, No.
$40, of this place, elected following new
officers President, Charles Fasenmyer;
vice-president, W. f. Williams /; chap
lain, Edwin G. Kline secretary W. II.
Bell; conductor, Fl. E. Kaufman treas
urer, DIR. ]. G. Sayers (; inside guard,
E. w. Hyatt outside guard, Andrew
Greeychak trustee, George Harris.
J. X. Womeldurf was over in Clarion
county last week attending the funeral
of an uncle, Isaac Womeldurf, who re-
sided near Rimersburg. Mr.. Womel-
durf died suddenly on Wednesday, De-
cember o. from stroke OF paralysis.
Was buried at Squirrel Hill Saturday
at 10 90 a. m. Deceased was known to q
number of people in this section, hav-
ing visited here several times.
The first quarterly meeting OF the
present conference year will be held in
the M. e. church this week, beginning
Friday evening. Presiding Elder DR..
A. r. Rich will preach at 7.30 Friday
evening and after the sermon quarterly
conference will be held. Sunday SER
vices Sunday school $50 a. m., love
feast at 1890 a. M, followed with the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper with
mt "A sermon Junior T,aapua In the