The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-11-20

| day night.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. McEntire enter
tained members of the Knights Tenn
plar Club at their home on jackson
street last evening.
Chicken thieves stole thirteen chick
ems from NJ. Singlebach's coop Saturday
night and on Monday night took four
more, making total OF seventeen
chickens stolen from Mike.
Thomas G. Shields left here Monday
on business trip through Texas In
the interest OF the United States
Leather Co. He will inspect num-
ber OF tanneries In the "Lone Star"
state.
Rev. d. G. Eberhart, of Erie, Pa,
representative OF the Anti-Saloon
League, preached in the Presby terian
church at this place Sunday morning
and in the M. E, church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Trithart, Sr., died at the
home OF her son, Henry: Trithart, Jr.,
in Paradise, last Friday night, Of old
age. Funeral service was held In the
Paradise Reformed church Sunday af-
ternoon.
DR.. j. n. Murray went to Phila-
delphia Saturday and expects to return
home to-day accompanied by his wife
and son, who have been visiting Mrs.
Murray's parents at Emporia, Va,
about five weeks.
DR.. H. G. Teagarden will lecture in
the Grange Hall in Paradise on Satur-
day evening, Nov. 80, on "The Past,
Present and Future of The Grange"
This is an excellent lecture and will
be very interesting.
Reynoldsville Council No. 935,
Knights of Columbus, will hold
Euchre for the members, their ladies
and invited guests in the Assembly
room OF the |. o. o. F. hall on Friday
evening, Nov %.
There are few dead beats" that
stand around some of the street corners
in town and stop people and ask them
for money to buy liquor. 1t is about
time that some of these professionals"
are put on the retired list,
Ex. Burgess Peter Robertson, who
has, resided at Bitumen several years
is moving back to Reynoldsville this
week. His son.in-law, John Redde-
cliffe, will either move back to Rey-
poldsville or move to Barnesboro.
"Knocker," Nolan's French bull dog
that was the Reynoldsville High School
football team mascot couple of years,
was dispatched to dogland Saturday
by the chlOroform route. Old age and
symptoms of hydrophobia was the why
fore of the administration OF the stuff
that put "Knocker" asleep.
Samuel Williams and family, who
have resided at Limestone, N. Y, sew
eral years, visited the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Williams, In
West Reynoldsville last week and went
from here to Riblake, Wis, where they
will reside, Mr.. Williams having ac-
cepted position at that place.
Mrs. S. T. Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Olive, went to Clearield yesterday
to attend the funeral of the formers
uncle, James Mclaughlin, who died
at 900 p. m. Saturday. Mr.. McLaugh.
lin had a stroke of paralysis at 4 30
Saturday afternoon and died four hours
and half afterwards. Deceased was
rs years old.
Mrs. j. H. Jelbart and family have
been visiting the formers mother, Mrs.
Hannah Butler, in this place the past
week. They stopped off here on their
way to their new home at Brockway-
vile, where Rev. Jelbart has been as
signed as pastor Of the M. Z. church.
He preached his first sermon there
Sunday as pastor OF that church.
One Of our prominent citizens had
business at Brookville Friday, intend
ing to 60 down on the sos a. m. train,
but arrived ct depot too late to catch
the train. To punish himself for mis-
sing the train he walked to Brookville.
arriving there at noon. Rheumatism
has been Furnishing the man since for
making the long walk
A lady who was fortunate enough
to have railroad pass and was travel.
ing from the east to Pittsburg. thought
she would make the trip over the Bells
Gap from Tyroee to Punxstawney.
thence via trolley to Reynoldgille and
down the P. r. R. from this place
To PittshurU Whas, aha or,;vol -.