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A Little of Everything.
"The Toymakers" at Park Theatre
Nov. 5.
J. Van Roed and Francis W. Groves
have had their pensions Increased to
112.00 per month.
Mrs. J. C. McEntire, who has been
critically 111 the past week, was a little
better yestorday.
Mrs. J. B. Nichols scalded her loft
arm very badly, from elbow to wrist,
last Thursday afternoon.
Big time at Reynoldsville to-morrow
night. If you want to have a (food
time come to Reynoldsville.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lu
theran church Is preparing to hold a
baxaar sometime in December.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
church will give aconcort in the church
00 Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 28.
Saturday a trolley car jumped the
track oa Fifth street and tore up con
siderable of the new brick paving.
' A social will be held at the Rathmel
school building Saturday evening of
this week. Everybody invited to at
tend. Don't miss seeing "The Toymakers"
at the Park Theatre on Tuesday night,
Nov. 5, Tjckets on sale at McEntire's
drag store.
Ten new members were taken into
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing, nine by letter and one oc confes
sion of faith.
'Crime and Crimi will be the
subject of Roy. A. D. McKay's sermon
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning.
A number f Reynoldsville' people
-went to DuBoie Monday nigtt to see
DeWolf Hopper in "Happylaod" at the
Ayenue Theatre.
Next Tuescay evening, Now. 5, "Tbe
Toymakers" will be presented at tbe
Park theatre fey an excellettteompany.
It will be a good show. -
Five weeks ld daughter of Mr. an&
Mrs. Fred Mauk, died Sunday night
and was buries, yesterday afternoon ta
the ReynoldsvKle cemetery.
There will be big time in Reynolde--vllle
Thursday night Greatest Hal
lowe'en carnival outside of Pittsburg or
Philadelphia. Come and see.
Rev. J. G. Harebaw, at one time pas
tor of the Emerickvllle M. E. charge,
was recently made presiding elder of
the Lawton district, Oklahoma.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran church will hold market
in the Reynoldsville Hardware store
next Saturday afternoon and evening.
Arrangements are being made for
observing tbe 28th anniversary of tbe
institution of the Kalghts of Pythias
lod?e in Reynoldsville. The annivers
ary will be held In November.
Tbe (all session of the Clarion District
Conference of tbe M. E. church was
held at Sligo this week. Dr. J. A.
Parsons was the only representative
from the Reynoldsville M. E. church.
Contractor Thos. E. Evans has com
pleted his contract of paving Jackson
street from Seventh to Fifth, and Fifth
from Jackson to Main it, and Willow
alley from Gordon alley to Grant
street
Tuesday of next week, Nov. 5, is
'election day, at which time one state
and two county officers are to be
elected, state treasurer, coroner and
"County surveyor.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the RoynoldHvllle Building and Loan
Association last week the sale of money
amounted to $7,000. The largest sale
the Association has made for some
time.
J. B. Nichols, who has been manager
of the Jofferson Supply Co. stores
at Reynoldsville and Soldier some
years, will I Ikoly move to Indiana to
take charge of several company stores
In that section.
Mrs. Ira S. Smith and Mrs. George
Melllnger gave "fancy work" party
to a number of their lady friends
Thursday and Friday afternoons of
last week at home of Mrs. Smith
on Grant stroot.
Dr. John II. Murray and Dr. L. L.
Moans went to Big Run Saturday after
noon to play tennis. They defeated
Prof. Jackson and Rev. Cowan and were
themsulves badly defeated by Dr. New
como and Will H. Tyson.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.
and Mro. George RhoadB, of Manor
villo, formorly of ReynoldBvlllo, Oct.
1.1, and both died the following day,
Octobor 14. Tbolr names wore Marian
Cecilia and Muoriol Adelia.
G. J. Simmons, who conducted a
restaurant at Dairy, Westmoreland Co.,
over a year, has sold his restaurant
to E. C. Sensor and Jacob Sohwem,
of Reynoldsville, and Mr. Simmons has
returned to this place.
The Post-Dispatch of Sykesville,
which was started two and a half
years ago by Otto J. Nupp, the paper
being printed In a DuBois office, will
soon be printed at Sykesville, Editor
Nupp is installing a plant at Sykesvillo.
The Revnoldsvllle Hlnh School foot
ball team was defoated In a game at
Clearfield last Saturday afternoon.
Full particulars of the game will be
found In the "High School Bulletin"
Jq nother oolumn of this Issue of TUB
Star.
The lectures In Ihe Presbyterian
burch last Thursday and Friday even-
IngB, delivered by Rev. A. R. Longa
necker, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran
church of DuBois, on the Gospel of
John, wore very Interesting and very
instructive.
In nine days subscriptions amounting
to $T)0,000 was raised in Punxsutawney
for a Y,M.. C,, Av building. The finan
cial campaign was closed at midnight
Saturday night, and the success of the
project was announced by blowing of
whistles and ringing of bells.
The Brotherhood of the Presbyterian
church have had little boxes put up in
the P. R. R. passenger station and
other publio places in town in which
are little booklets on the Gospel accord
ing to John, pamphlets, &c, which are
free for any person who wants one.
Ex-Burgess Lloyd L. Gourley, who
was foreman of the Reynoldsville
Volunteer office a number of years,
resigned that position to accept a
position as reporter on the DuBois
Evening Express. Mr. Gourley took up
his work in DuBois on Monday of this
week.
About seventy-five members of the
Protected Home Circle went to DuBois
Friday evening on special trolley car
and attended the special meeting and
banquet given by the DuBois Circle.
The Reynoldsville people had a very
pleasant time and speak very highly of
the hospitality of the DuBois Circle.
A crazy man wandered around
through tbe streets of Falls Creek
several days last week, to the alarm
of tbe citizens of that borough. County
Commissioner McGaw took him to
the county home at Brookville Friday.
The man is stranger in this section
and he does cot give his came nar from
whence he comes.
Wednesday morning, October .23, at
the home of the bride's father, W. C.
Smith, in lire Beech woo? j Miss Mar
garet SmltiL, of Beechwsuus, and Rob
ert Hill, of McVeytowo, Mifflin Co.,
were united 4n marriage. Rev. 5eorge
H. Hill, pastor of the Beech woods Pres
byterian church, performed the cere
mony. Miss Julia Kirk, of this place, who
taught in the public schsols at Fuaxsu
tawney last year and several weeks
of the present term, resigned her posi
tion there to Accept a position la the
schools of a suburb of Pittsburg at an
increased salary of I25XW more per
eaonth than eae received at Punxsu
tawney. Clarence M. Leird, brakeman on the
Ridge Branch of B. R. & P. R'y, from
Creekside to Iselin, had sereral boaes
broken in the back of his left hand
on Wednesday of last week. Clarence
had stick in the brake on a box ear
and was In the act of setting the brake
when the engineer turned on the air
and the stick hit Clarence on baud.
Miss Imogens Smith, daughter of
Ex-Congressman W. O. Smith, of
Punxsutawney, and granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Smith, of Rey
noldsville, was operated on atGrube'i
hospital la Punxsutawney Sunday for
appendicitis. Miss Smith just re
turned Friday l-om the Birmingham
School, Birmingham, Pa. '.
About Ready for Diilling.
The fourth gas well to ba put down
by the Industrial Oil and Ghb Co. of
this place, has been located near tbe
power house of the electrto light com
pany, as stated In THE Star Bevoral
weeks ago. 'Phe drillers expect to be
gin drilling the latter part of this
veek.
Murder at DuBois.
About seven o'clock Monday evening
a man named Mike Padden was shot
on tbe B., R. & P. R'y passenger plat
form at DuBois by an Italian. Patton
died at tbe DuBois hospital four or
five hours after be was shot. The
Italian was arrested at Sykesville
Tuesday morning.
Educational Meeting.
An educational meeting, attended by
teachers of Reynoldsville, West Rey
noldsville, Sykesville and Wlnslow
township, was, held in Assembly hall
at this place last Friday evening. There
were forty teachers present. County
Supt. Jones presided. It wat a very
Interesting and profitable meeting.
Adjourned Meeting.
An adjourned mooting of the Clarion
PreBbytory was hold at Corsica Monday
evening to InBtult Rov. F. A. Kerns as
pastor of the Piegah Presbytorlan
church and ordain Rev. Samuel Black
er, of the Concord and Calknburg
churches. Rov. A. D. McKay attended
the meeting and assisted In the instal
lation and ordiuatlon Bervioes.
Ex-Commissioner Uesd.
Ex-County Commissioner Daniol
Brewer, father of two of WoBt Roy
noldsvillo's cltlzons. S. E . and T. D.
Brewer, died at his homo at Hamilton,
thU county, on Wednesday, Octobor
23rd, and was burled at the White
Church cemetery. Deceased wbb Sec
ond Lieut, in Company A, 105th Pa.
Volunteers during the Civil War. He
was 82 years of age. Ills sons and
families from this place attended the
funeral.
Engineers Change Runs.
Martin J. Gleason, passenger engin
eer on the Low Grado Division of P.
R. R., who has resided with his mother
in this place several years, has been
assigned to one of the passenger runs
between DuBois and Red Bank, with
DuBois luyovor. Mr. Gleason will move
his mother to DuBois as soon as bo can
get a house. Charles Montgomery, who
was engineer on the DuBois run Mr.
Gleason has taken, and moved from
Sligo to DuBois this year, has been
given one of tbo fast mall trains and
he will likely move to Driftwood.
Teachers' County Institute.
The 52nd annual session of the teach
ers' institute of Jefferson county will
be hold In tho Belvedere opera house
in Brookville December 10 to 20. The
day instructors are: Lee Francis Ly
barger, Prof. Paul M. Pearson, Dr.
W. W. Black, Dr. J. George Bocht,
Dr. George E. Vincent, E. O. Excell,
musical director, S. B. Hare, soloist,
Miss Jennie Jenks, pianist, Falls Creek
orchestra.
The evening entertainments as fol
lows: Monday evening, lecture by Governor
Hanley of Indiana; Tuesday evening,
lecture by Rov. Robert Stuart MaoAr
tbur, of New York; Wednesday evening,
recitals by Leland Powers; Thursday
evening, The Dunbar Company, Male
Quartette and Pell Ringers.
Burglars in West Reynoldsville.
The home of Mead Murphy, West
Reynoldsville, was entered by burglars
about two o'clock Monday morning and
the burglars secured about $20 00 In
cash. Entrance was gained through a
back window. The lock of the writing
desk was picked aod the money taken
out of the desk. The burglary, evi
dently, was committed by local talent
who had knowledge of place where
money was concealed, as nothing else
was touched.
Burglaries have been committed In
DuBois and Punxsutawney almost every
night for the pa t two weeks, and the
police of those towns have been unable
to apprehend or get any trace of the
robbers. It is supposed that the bur
glary in those towns is being done by
persons who are well acquainted In the
localities where they operate.
Fell Of Fast Freight.
Robert Ewing, of Roup, suburb of
Pitteburg, fireman on the P. R. R.,
fell off a fast freight train between
Fuller and Camp Run early Saturday
morning and was seriously, if not fatal
ly injured. The train was coming east
and was running about thirty-five miles
an hour when Fireman Ewing fell off.
No one saw him fall off and it is not
known how the accident happened.
Engineer John Denny did not miss him
until the train bad run past Camp Run.
When the trainmen found Ewing he
was unconscious. He was brought to
Reynoldsville on the 6. 85 a. m. passen
ger train and was taken to the office of
Dr. J. C. King. The doctors found a bad
contusion on rightjejnpla and fracture
of the skull Ewing was unconscious
most of (he forenoon. He was taken to
the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg on the
1.29 p. m. train Saturday. He is a
young man, recently married.
The candy you buy at the Velvet
Candy store is pure, fresh and clean.
FOOT BALL ACCIDENT.
Charles Robertson Had Left Ankle Brok
en at Clearfield While Play,
ing Saturday,
Charles Robertson, quartorback on
Reynoldsville High School foot ball
team, met with an accident In tbe game
atCloarfleld Saturday afternoon which
will make it neoessary for blm to use
crutches for several months. In a rush
in the first half of tbe game Charley's
left ankle was broken in two places.
A Clearfield doctor reduced tbe frac
tures and put a plaster parts cast on
ankle and Charley was brought home
with the other players Saturday night.
Sunday the cast was' removed by a home
doctor, tbe ankle examined and a new
cast put on it.
This Is the fourth year the Reynolds
ville High School foot ball team has
been playing and this is the first serious
accident that has happoned to any
of the players.
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL.
Last Cars Leave Reynoldsville for Punxs'y
and Sykesville at 11.30
The Hallow'eon carnival and mas
querade at Reynoldsville Thursday
night will surpass anything of the kind
ever attempted In this section of the
state. Big parade, red fire and fun
galore. A professional costumor will
be here and furnish any kind of cos
tumcs desired. The parade will be
worth coming miles to soe. The
last trolley cars on the Punxs'y and
Sykesvillo linos will leave Reynoldsville
at 11.30 Ilallowe'oon night. This will
give people along the trolley lines an
opportunity to enjoy the fun until a
late hour and got homo that nlgbt.
RIGHT THIGH BROKEN.
Mrs. Peter Baum Met With Accident by
Twist of Foot
Mrs. Peter Baum, of Emerickvllle,
mother of our townsman, John H.
Baum, broke her right thigh In her
home Monday afternoon by twist of
log. MrB. Baum was turning around
when her foot caught in a pleoe of
carpet, twisting hor leg and the thigh
bone broke. After the fracture Mrs.
Baum sank to the floor. Dr. J. C.
King was summoned and he roduced
the fracture. Mrs. Baum is 78 years
old and it is likely the broken bone will
be Blow in knitting.
Some Papers Increasing Subscriptions.
On account of tbe Increased cost
within the last year or two of paper,
Ink, labor, . material, etc., that enters
into the production of a newspaper,
a number of county papers have in
creased their subscription price from
$1.00 to $1 60 per year. None of the
Jefferson county weeklies have In
creased the price yet, but every paper
In the county should be increased to
$1.50 a year. The Kittanning Times,
the first paper in Armstrong county to
reduce the subscription price to $1 00
per year, announced last week that
after Dec. 1, 1907, the subscription
price of the Times would be raised
to $1.50 a year.
Attended Jacob Shick's Funeral.
P. W. Yeany and wife, Mrs. S. V.
Sblck and Miss Bertha Thomas were at
Hawthorn Thursday attending the
funeral of Jacob Shick. who died at his
home at Ohl 00 Tuesday, October 22nd,
and was buried at Hawthorn on Thurs
day. Deceased was one of the highly
respected old citizens of Beaver town
ship. He was the father of Mrs. Yeany,
father-in-law of Mrs Shlck and uncle of
Miss Thomas.
Spirella Corset.
The attention of the ladles of Reyn
oldsville Is. respectfully called to the
wonderful new Spirella corset, unbreak
able, form-fitting and superior to all
others. It can be secured from ElbertA
Douthit at tbe residence of Goe. Hart
man, on Hill street. '
Health Notice. x
Persons violating the health laws
by dumping garbage on lands adjacent
the dams of tbe Reynoldsville Water Co.
will hereafter be subject to the severe
penalties of the health laws of this
State. . M. S. Sterley,
v. . Supt. of Reynoldsville Water Co.
Closing Out Entire Stock.
The Cash New York Racket store
Is closing out $4,500 worth of stock
at 25 cents Icbs than cost to quit bus
iness.
Don't forget the publio school enter
tainment on Monday evening, Nov. 11.
The Hruby Bros. Quintet will please
you, Reserved seats at Stoke's drug
store, Saturday, Nov. 9th.
The monthly meeting of the Foreign
Missionary Society will be held at the
M. E. parsonage Friday afternoon of
this week. Business meeting at 3.00,
luncheon at 6.00. Husbands especially
Invited.
Services in the Trinity Lutheran
church next Sunday as follows: Sunday
school 9.45 a. m., Reformation service
at 11.00 a. m., Luther League 6.30
p, m., Children's Reformation service
at 7.30 p. m,
Hartman, the drayman, eeta all his
coal at George Henry's mine.
For dessert with your Sunday dinner
try a brick of our ice oream. All fla
vors. Velvet Ice Cream and Candy Co.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
"this
M. J, Gloason is in Pittsburg
week.
Miss Fay Nuale, of Kane, is visiting
la town.
Mrs. C. R. Hall visited In Brookville
yeBterday.
MIrS JosbIo Shannon spent Sunday
In DuBois.
Mrs. RufuB Kirk Is visiting In Mo
Keeeport. Glen A. MUUren, of Kane, Is In town
this week.
James Shaner was in Pltssburg the
past week.
Mrs. Mabe Harriger is visiting in
Summervllle.
Mrs. D. P. Conrad is visiting in
Pittsburg this week.
Miss Adda Myers spent Saturday and
Sunday In Pittsburg.
Mlesos Etta and Delia Brennan Bpent
Sunday in Falls Creek.
John F. Strauss was In Indiana a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. Wray Hunter, vtalted hormothor
In Falls Creek this week.
Mrs. Dr. J. B. Nealo, of Kane, is
visiting in town this week.
Miss Bornlce Mowery visited in
Brookville the past week.
Mrs. Susan Cochran visited her son
In Brookville the past week.
Miss Edna McEntire, of Eleanora,
was a visitor In town Sunday.
J. W. DompBey is visiting his son,
Earl Dempsey, at Dent's Run.
Mrs. C. W. Hoffman, of Rlmersburg,
was a visitor In town last woek.
H. N. Lyons and wife, of Pittsburg,
visited their parents last week.
Miss Jessie Shannon visited her
brother In Brookville last week.
William NorrU and son, G. D. Nor-
rls, wore In Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. C. G. Rhoads and Bon, Clyde,
visited at Tyler the past fow days.
Mrs. Anthony Beatty, of Clarion,
Is visiting Mrs. Joseph T. Guthrie.
Mrs. Dora Stoel, of DuBois, visited
her sister, Mrs. A. T. Blng, yesterday.
W. W. Fetter and wife visited at
Maysvlllo and Ringgold the past week.
Mrs. M. Mohney, of Bellevue, suburb
of Pittsburg, was a visitor in town last
weok.
Captain Boyles, druggist of Falls
Creek, visited his father In this place
Sunday.
Mrs. William Northey, of DuBois,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph T.
Guthrie.
Mrs. Dr. W. B. Alexander and
daughter, Miss Fannlo, are In Pittsburg
this week.
Mrs. Maria Shank, of Lock Haven,
visited her niece, Mrs. J. W. Sykes,
laBt week.
Arnold P. McKee has moved back to
Pittsburg. Mrs. McKee went to Pitts
burg yestorday.
Mrs. Martin Phalen left here Satur
day morning to visit In Pittsburg and
West Virginia.
J. A. Henry, of Hamilton, visited his
sons, W. C. and S. C. Henry, in this
place this week.
H. C. Fleming, of Driftwood, visited
his siBter, Mrs. Robert Z. Parrish, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Erma Pifer, of Reynoldsville,
Is visiting her Bister, Mrs.' J. R. Os
wald, in Brookville.
Mrs. R. E. Curry, of DuBois, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Wells, in
this place last week,
Charles Covil and Miss Julia Taylor,
of DuBois, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. O'Dell Sunday.
Lawyer Benjamin R. Kline, of New
Kensington, spent Sunday with his
mother near this place.
Garfield Harries, of Johnsonburg,
spent Sunday at home of his sister,
Mrs. T. D. Hoon, on Hill St.
J. M. Deemer returned a few days
ago from a trip to Washington, D. C
and Jamestown Exposition.
John Swartz and wife, of ShaLnon
dale, are visiting the former's brother,
G. W. Swartz, in this place.
Miss Nelle E. Sutter, of New Bethle
hem, spent Sunday at home of her
parents on Pleasant Avenue.
Rev. J. P. Hetrlck,' of Royer's Fords,
Pa., visited at homes of Dr. J. C. King
and M. C. Coleman the past week,
W. J. Henry, of Rathmel, moved his
family to Pensocala, Florida, last week,
where Mr. Henry has employment.
Mrs. Charles Hetrlck has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Boyer, at Langville tbe past week.
Miss Louia Herpel, of Allegheny
City, is visiting her brothers, H. W.
Herpel and C. C. Herpel, In this place.
Mrs. John Cook, of Pittsburg, who
was a visitor at home of S. S. Robinson
ten days, returned to her home Mon
day. Thomas McDonald, of Pittsburg, who
was visiting his parents In this place a
couple of weeks, returned to Pittsburg
Monday.
Grant Rboads was at Sagamore
Saturday nlgbt in the interest of the
Improved Order of Red Men at that
place.
J. J. Sutter and wife and Daniel Sut
ter spent Monday la, Brookville with
the former's daughter, Mrs. Dr. H. P.
Thompson.
A. J. Postlethwait and wife, of Price-
dale, Pa., are visiting the tatter's
mother, Mrs. Hannah Butler, in town
this week.
Mrs. C. E. Sliffer, of Lock Haven,
who was visiting her daughter, Mrs! J.
W. Sykes, returned home the first of
this week.
Stephen Bone, of Rossiter, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bono, Sr., on
Worth street.
Mrs. Maggie Foster returned last
week from Manorvllle, where she bad
been ten days with her daughter, Mrs.
George Rboads.
James Cochran went to Leechburg
yesterday to work at his trade paint
ing. Mr. Cochran expects to work
there until spring.
Misses Ella Murphy and Beulah
Strouse went to Norfolk, Va., Satur
day to visit relatives and tako In the
Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Robert E.. DoHaven, Misses
Florence DoHaven and Agnes Cromwell,
of Bradford, are visiting at home of
J. M. Norrls In Paradise.
George H. ilea, Isaac F. Miller and
J. E. McPberson are In Harrlsburg this
week attending the meetings of the
Bee-Keepers' Association.
Amos Strouse, tax collector of Wlns
low township, and two sons, Willis and
Glod, are visiting the former's daugh
ter, Mrs. Wm. W. Huff, in Ronovo.'
Prof. D. W. Morrison, of Tlonesta,
superintendent of the Fore't county
schools, Bpent Sunday with his brother-in-law
O. H. Johnston, in this place.
Miss Blanche Thornton, of Pittsburg,
formor teacher In our public schools,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Rey
noldsville tbe guest of Miss Grace
Craig.
Daniol Sutter, of Lovington, 111., who
was called to Punxsutawney to attend
the funeral of bis brother, J. M. Gutter,
visited bis brother, J. J. Sutter, In this
place several days, returning home yes
terday.
George Melllnger and son, Louis O.
Mellinger, were called to Miles City,
Montana, Saturday by the serious ill
ness of Mr. Mellinger's daughter, Mrs.
Fred W. Kriedler, nee Etta Mellinger.
Mrs. Kriedler has typhoid fever.
Miss Nina Johnston, of Coudersport,
Pa., who visited her sister. Mrs. W.
W. Hlggins, in this place last week,
left here Monday for Philadelphia
where she will take a course in tbe
Samaritan Hospital for trained nurse.
Mrs. George G. Williams went to
Lewieburg yesterday and from there
she and her daughter, Miss Ida Wil
liams, student in Bucknell University,
will go to New York City, N. Y., and
Boston, Mass. Miss Ida will attend a
fraternity meeting In Boston. (
Mrs. Michael A. Bussnrd, of Chicago
Junction, Ohio, visited her AVpnew,
J. A. Truitt, in this place the past
woek. Mrs. Bussard, who will soon be
84 years old, made the trip from Ohio
alone and expects to return home alone.
She visited in Punxsutawney before
coming here .and wet) from here to
New Bethlehem Monday to visit a few
days before returning to ber home.
New Lodge Organised.
The Wage Earners Protective Union,.
Local No. 2, was oigan'zed in the I. O.
O. F. ball lat evening with following
officers: Past President, George Harris i
President, Irvin Rea; Vice-President,
Mrs. Corbett; Secretary, Mrs. Irvin
Rea; Treasurer, James j W. Hunter;
Chaplain; Dr. A. J. Meek; Conductor,
Orrie Sheesley; Guard, Mrs. J. E.
Smith; Sentinel, Bert Si Burns; Trus
tees, John Censor, Wm.1 Rodwell, Jo
seph Sheesley.
A meeting of the Local will be held
at 8.00 p. m. in I. O. O. t. ball next
Monday evening, Nov. 4, to decide on
future meetings.
A Criminal Attack .
On an inoffensive cltiten Is frequent
ly made in that apparently useless little
tube called the "appendix." It'g gener
ally tbe result of protracted constipa
tion, following liver torpor. Dr. King's
New Life Pills regulate the liver, pre
vent appendicitis, andtablish regular
habits of the bowels. 25c at Stoke
& Felcht Drug Co. store. Reynolds
ville and Sykesville.
By buying a ticket over P. R R.to
Falls Creek, 14 cents, and paying a
nickel from Falls Creek to DuBois over
trolley line a person can go from Revn
oldsville to center of DuBois for It
cents.
If you are chilly there la nothing that
will do you more good than one of those
not soaas at tbe Velvet Candy store.