The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-11-22

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tor OF the NJ. T.. church at Punxsutaw-
ney several years ago, died at Mead
Vile, Pa, Sunday morning, after a
lingering illness.
Prof. Oatman was TO have organized
dancing class In the Star building
last Friday evening, but the organization
OF the class was postponed until Friday
evening Of this week
The "Prodigal Father" at the opera
house last Friday evening pleased the
large audience present. Those who
saw II say 1t was the best show that has
been In the town for sometime.
DR.. j. r. Flickinger, present princi-
pal of the Edinboro Normal School, has
been elected principal Of the Lock
Haven State Normal, to succeed DR..
James Eldon, who resigned few weeks
ago.
The b. p. o. f. No. SO, In this place,
held a social session in their elegant
rooms last Thursday evening and ini-
tiated five new members. This gives
the Elks a membership OF about. sew
enty.
Thomas Frazier received deep cut
over the left eye Monday afternoon
while at work in Big Soldier by acci-
dentally hitting himself with pick. A
half inch lower and he would have lost
his eye.
Hon. Calvin Rayburn, of Kittanning,
president Judge OF the 33rd district, has
been assisting Judge Reed in the Quar-
ter Session Courts at Brookville the
past week. Judge Rayburn was on the
bench during the murder trial.
Rev. ]. G.. Harshaw is holding a big
revival in the NJ. T.. church at Coal Glen,
this county Tho meetings have been
in progress four weeks, and up to Sun
day 1913 had been happily converted.
The meetings are increasing in interest.
The ladies of West Reynoldsville are
organizing class for bible study and
there will be meeting at the home Of
Mrs. r. d. Beer November 9th, at 200
o'clock p. m. Everyone desiring to be-
gin this study is cordially invited to be
present.
Rev. Sam p. Jones, the great evan
gelistic humorist, will lecture in Dubois
Tuesday evening Of next week, Nov.
2Sth Tickets on sale at Hotel Imperial
in this place. A large number OF Reyn-
oldsville people expect to go and hear
Sam lecture.
Following is the donation from the
West Reynoldsville school last week
for the brookville Memorial Home: 10
heads cabbage, II bushels onions, Z
bushel turnips, bushel beets, 1t bush
el apples, u bushels of potatoes, 2 lbs.
coffee, box essence of coffee.
Don't forget the entertainment to be
given in the opera house tomorrow,
Thursday evening, Nov. %, by the vo-
cal pupils Of Miss Scott's class. Tickets
on sale at Stokes drug store. General
admission 20 cents: reserved seats 25
cents. This will be good entertain
ment.
Mrs. Alice Foust. OF New Bethlehem,
wife OF Daniel Foust, deceased, the
A. V. R'y conductor who was so we'll
known, received draft last week for
81, 900 from the A. o. U. w. lodge OF
East Brady, that being her husbands s
beneficiary certificate in the East Brady
lodge.
"The man who selects a subject, two
thousand years old, a subject which has
been treated in almost every conceivable
way, and presents it in distinctly new
light is genius. A grand lecture
grandly delivered. ."-Hopkinsville Ky
Ne,p Era. At Assembly Hall Monday,
Nov. 81. Reserved seat tickets on sale
at 500 a. m. Saturday at Stokes drug
store.
Visiting cards printed in the new
"Engraver's Roman" type are very
handsome and fine imitation OF steel
engraving. Many people cannot tell
the difference. We are the only print
ers in the county who can print cards in
this type.-Lindsey Press. THE STAR
Office has had the "Engraver's Roman
type for six or eight months, and it does
make very pretty card.
DR.. S. Reynolds, Jacob Deible aud
w. r. Reed, who had been out deer
hunting and came home to look after
some business matters, returned to the
wilds of Elk county Monday. win b.
Reynolds, youngest son of DR.. S. Reyn.
olds, accompanied his father TO learn
the ways OF the old hunters, how to
spend number OF days In the wilder,
ness patiently waiting and hoping to
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