The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-01-10

game with the Weedville team at the
latter place last Friday evening and
was defeated. Score 1920.
Joseph S. Hammond donated to the
Baptist church car load of coal. The
coal was thrown into the church cellar
on Tuesday and will be sufficient sup
ply for this winter and next.
Rev. John E. Kanaar, pastor OF the
Falls Creek and Aliens Mills Baptist
churches, has resigned that pastorate
to accept call to Mesquehoning, Pa,
in the eastern part of the state.'
A few days ago dogs attacked flock
of sheep owned by Tax Collector Amos
Strouse, of Winslow township, killing
two sheep and badly injuring three
others, two of which will likely die.
o. H. Johnston, p. r. r. ticket
agent at this place, has be confined to
his home several days with rheumatic
grip. Mr.. Johnston's son has diph-
liberia and his home is quarantined.
David Boner, of Bellview. who was
assisting his brother. w. ]. Boner, OF
Sandy Valley, build barn, had Il
stroke OF paralysis one day last week.
His entire right side was paralized.
Rev. A. D. Mckay was at Sugar Hill
on Tuesday Of last week assisting in
installing Rev John M. Van Horn as
pastor Of the Presbyterian churches of
Sugar Hill, Hazen and Richardsville.
Selia, eightAyear-old daughter of Irven
Lucore, of Rathmel, died Friday, jan
uary 9Th, 1906, with diphtheria and was
buried in Prospect cemetery Saturday.
Two other children of Mr.. Lucore have
the diphtheria.
David L. Taylor, secretary and
treasurer of the Brookville Title and
Trust Co.. was in town yesterday at
tending the meeting of the stock
holders of The Peoples National Bank
OF Reynoldsville.
Members of the Enterprise Athletic
Association basket ball team are not
pleased with the treatment they re-
ceived at Weedville last Friday even
ing. They are not accustomed to being
given such rough treatment
"Owens Animated Illustrated Musical
Company" was booked to appear at the
Reynolds opera house last Thursday
evening, but the company failed to ma
terialize and have not given an explain
alton for the failure to arrive in our
town.
Rev. Charles H. Fitzwilliam, of
Punxsutawney, will assist Rev. DR.. A.
]. Meek this week and next in revival
meetings. Rev. Fitzwilliam is first
class orator and an able preacher. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
At the February election in this
borough the following officials will be
elected /: Burgess, Justice of the peace,
two councilmcn and two school direct
ors. In West Reynoldsville they will
elect burgess, three councilmen and two
school directors.
A law suit was tried recently in
Squire E. Neff's court in this place in
which Is cents was the bone of conten-
tion. Squire Neff decided in favor of
the plaintiff and we understand the de-
PENDANTS intend appealing the case to
the county court.
Rev. N. S. Fiscus, of Pittsburg,
representative of the Boys Industrial
Home Of Pennsylvania, located at Oak
dale, addressed the Presbyterian con-
gregation in this place last Sunday
morning and raised subscription
amounting to S104 90 for the Industrial
Home.
John Fink, Jr., has bought the daily
newspaper route in Reynoldsville from
G. M. Swartz. Mr.. Fink will handle
the Pittsburg, Philadelphia and other
daily papers. His news stand is at the
Grand Billiard Parlor and Bowling
Alley. Mr.. Swartzs news stand was at
the Keystone Cigar Co. store.
Burns birthday anniversary, Thurs
day, January 25, will be celebrated at
Soldier, Pa, by a banquet and enter
tainment. The banquet will be held at
Hotel Soldier from 100 to 1000 p. m.,
and dance and entertainment will be
held 10 Marinaro's hall after the ban
quet. Tickets S1.5O per couple.
Recently twenty pigs owned by
Mike Slngleback all died within week.
Mike don't know what caused their
death. He claims his loss amounts to
S25000. The death Of the hogs explains
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