The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-10-18

and we know OF no better name for them
than the Morris" potato.
| Every enterprise that benefits the
town benefits every man In it. II eyer
your neighbor starts a new scheme to
help along, don't jump on it with both
feet just because you did not happen to
think Of it first. Aid him to boost it
1t will help you, too.-Brockwayville
Record
The Grit Publishing Co. offered prizes
of watches to three boys in Reynolds
willie who would sell the largest number
of GritS from July 1st to October lst,
and the three lucky boys were Ivan
Weaver Edward Epler and Lester Mo
Intyre. The boys got their watches
Saturday.
The Reynoldsville high school foot
ball team will go to Brookville Satur-
day afternoon, October q, to play a re-
turn game with the high school eleven
of that place. The local boys have done
considerable practicing since their first
game a few weeks ago and hope to land
victory.
Attilio Benigni has opened meat
market in the Murray building opposite
the postoflice. The fixtures and furni-
ture in the market are all new, first
class and up-to-date. Mr.. Benigni con-
Quoted meat market at Beechtree
number of years and thoroughly under
stands that line OF business.
AT the meeting OF the M. e. Foreign
Missionary Society last Friday after
noon the following officers were elected
for ensuing year: President, Mrs. ]. A.
Parsons; vice-presideut, Mrs. S. S.
Robinson; secretary Mrs. F. o. Sutter;
corresponding secretary, Mrs ]. G. Nc
Entire; treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Stephen
SON.
Monday evening seven candidates from
Sykcsville came to Reynoldsvlle to b.
initiated into the Improved Order of
Red Men. The Sykesville order does
not hav" Il degree team yet and the new
members for that Tribe ride the "goat"
at Rcy( rldsvillc. Three new members
WE'RE idttiated into the Reynoldsville
Tril the same night.
. A freight wreck on the Low Grade
Division near Heathville Friday delay
ed the eastbound passenger train due
here at II 81 p. m. couple Of hours.
A commercial man who was waiting on
the train said: This is Friday, an un-
lucky day, and the 18th of the month, an
unlucky date, and Of course we might
expect a wreck or some other mishap."
Members of the wildcat" Regiment,
lO5th, Sons OF Veterans and members
OF the Women's Relief Corps, OF this
place, will go to Punxsutawney to-day
to attend the eighteenth annual re-
union OF the 105th Regiment of the
Pennsylvania Volunteers. The old vet
Grams will be given cordial invitation
to hold theii reunion in Reynoldsville
in 1905.
The Dramatic Mirror correspondent
at Palmyra, N. Y, says: THE Missou-
ri Girl" Sept. 30, 30, very greatly pleas
ed two packed houses; fine perform
ancesm This was fair date at Palmyra,
and on the last night there was S404. %
in the house, and many people were
turned away. This show always does
nicely in that town. AT Reynolds opera
house Tuesday evening, October 3lst.
The body of Maurice Flynn, whom it
is supposed fell from p. & E. railroad
freight train between Lock Haven and
Williamsport Monday afternoon of last
week and died in the Williamsport
hospital the next day, Oct. 10, was
brought to Reynoldsville Wednesday
afternoon. Funeral service was held in
the Catholic church Friday at 9 90 a. m.
and interment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.
Jack" Gallagher, resident of the
First ward was arrested Monday on a
charge of theft. The information was
made by Samuel Whitaker, of Reyn-
oldsville, who alleges that Gallagher
relieved him of watch, suit of
clothes and 81 one day last week. Gal
lagher was taken before Justice Wood
ring, where he waived a hearing and
gave bail in the sum of 5000 for his ap-
pearance at court.-DuBois Courier.
John j. Davis, member of the G. A.
r. Post in this place, who served in
Company E. Sixth Regiment Pennsyl-
vania Reserves during the civil war,
was in number OF battles, a few of
which we name below: Deainsville,
Va, Antietam, Md, South Mountain,
Second Bull Run, Gettysburg, 5potsyl-
vania, Wilderness, Cold Harbor, Bells
Plain, South Ann River, Brandy Station,
Bristor Station, Harrisburg Landing,
and many others. He was badly