The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-11-06

illness OF her mother the party was
postponed until Friday evening of this
week.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Edith o. Keagle and Thomas Rea,
which will take place at home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Keagle, at Rathmel at s 90 p. m. Tues
day, Nov, 10.
Merchants Associations in different
places have stopped patronizing pro-
gram and other advertising schemes
and are confining themselves to news
paper advertising because they get
better results.
A special meeting of the Brother
hood of st. Paul will be held In the
Sunday school room of the M e. church
on Friday night OF this week, to which
every man of the church Is earnestly
requested to attend.
On account Of the absence OF the pas
tor there was no preaching In the First
Baptist church Sunday. DR.. Meek and
wife-returned yesterday and there will
be regular preaching service in that
church next Sunday.
In the game of football at Dubois
Saturday afternoon between the Dubois
High School team and Shadyside team
OF Pittsburg, Dubois player had
his jawbone fractured and three teeth
knocked loose and Pittsburg player
had his nose broken.
DR.. J. A. Parsons, pastor of the M.
E. church, was confined to his home
several days the past week nursing
badly injured foot. In attempting to
get into wagon on Main street
Wednesday afternoon his left foot was
caught under rear wheel of the wagon.
Those who do not attend the public
school entertainment next Monday
evening will miss one of the most
unique entertainments Of the season.
Come out and help the schools along.
All money cleared will be used in pur-
chasing a physical laboratory for the
schools
The Toymakers" was presented at
the Park Theatre last night by THE
Jollities," good company. "The
Toymakers" is full of funny incidents.
Ct catchy songs and music, and was
greatly enjoyed by the audience. A
good sized crowd was present and the
theater was warm and comfortable.
Apples are scarce and up in price
this fall, yet our kind hearted farmer
friend, J. M. Culp, of McCalmont town
ship, who has been presenting THE
STAR Office with some choice fruit
every fall for several years, did not
forget us this fall and on Thursday
of last week brought us some nice
apples,
While Pittsburg hunter was out
hunting near Pardus one day last week
he shot at rabbit, not seeing man
in the bushes beyond the rabbit and
one stray shot hit the man on right
hand, injuring it slightly. The man
had the Pittsburger arrested, who had
to pay about sl7 90 to get the matter
settled.
j. B. Nichols, who was district
manager of the jefferson Supply Co.
stores at Reynoldsville, Soldier and
Eleanor six years, with residence at
this place, went to Homer City, Indiana
Co., Monday to take charge of large
new company store at that place. Mr..
Nichols will move his family to Indiana
| next week.
Another big gas we'll was struck near
knoxdale Sunday, which is reported to
be sending out 5000, 900 cubic feet daily.
This is the third big we'll struck in the
Knoxdale field within two months
The first is owned by Hunter & Beymer,
of Brookville, second by the Wray Oil
& Gas Company, of Clarion, and the
third gasser is owned by the Phillips
Gas Co., Of Punxsutawney.
Reynoldsville has received more wide-
spread advertising on account of cele-
brations and reunions held here this
year than any previous year In the
history OF the town. May End the
Italian societies held celebration, In
August there was the S. OF v. En-
campment, P. o. s. OF A. District Re-
union and "Old Home Week" cele-
bration, last week big Halloween car
nival, and on 2sth of the present month
the Polanders hold a celebration here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wray Hunter, Of this
place, were at Falls Creek Wednesday,
October 80, attending the wedding Of
the latter's sister, Miss Maude McClel-
In. IL