The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-12-05
proposes

Johnston and Nolan have number OF
odd sizes, good style shoes that they
are selling at a big reduction. This is
your opportunity for bargain.
Carpenters are at work getting the
S. 7. Reynolds brick block ready for
hotel purpose. The National Hotel will
be the name Of this new hostelry.
Whatever your wants may be for
holiday gifts we can meet them with
beautiful and appropriate selections.
Are you coming for benefit? Stoke.
Cecilan Quartette Concert Company
at Assembly Hall Wednesday evening,
December 18th. Mr.. Weeks and this
company will give fine entertainment.
|. J. Plyler and p. b. Chitester, gro
cerymen, who we're doing business in
the store room in opera house building,
have sold their store to Mrs. Eta
Plyler.
Tax Collector George w. Swartz had
large turkey in his coop for Thanks
giving dinner, but some person stole
the turkey the night before Thanks
giving.
Prof. A. ]. Postlethwait, principal OF
West Reynoldsville school, has been as
signed place on the program Of local
institute to be held at Falls Creek next
Saturday. His subject is, Teach, Why
and What?"
The Franklin Literary Society of the
West Reynoldsville school, which meets
from house to house, gave an entertain
ment in their school building last
Nn1s Inv inrr 70 he. 20 nj
the pupils OF West Reynoldsville school.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church elected the
| following officers Sunday evening:
President, Miss Lois Robinson; vice.
president, Miss Edna Myers, recording
secretary, Miss Dasie Strong; treasurer,
Jay McGaw.
The Intermediate and Junior Endeav-
or Society OF the Presbyterian church
held an enjoyable social in the chapel
Friday evening" and at the same time
packed two barrels OF new and second
hand clothing for needy sch DOL at
Jetersville, Va.
"Mr. Weeks evidently has natural in
born talent for the stage" This
natural inborn talent for the STAGE
was probably inherited from his father,
who had stage career, having driven
the Montrose stage back in the fifties
Penn Yam Democrat.
Two days last week the same fitting
on the same wagon was seen on our
streets and some one, who had noticed
it, asked the whyfor of the thing and a
citizen said: "It is cheaper now to haul
household goods around the streets
than 1t is to rent a house in Reynolds
Vile"
Miss Ella E. Seeley will have her an-
nual display OF painted fancy work on
exhibition Saturday, Dec. 18th, at
Froehlich's tailorshop, two doors below
Centennial hall. Will have photo
frames, hand decorated, for 35 and 4C
cents that sell elsewhere for 50 cents
without decoration. Please call and
see them.
Rev. j. Spencer Jewell, q Presbyter-
ian minister of Gladstone, Mich, and
Mrs. Mary Louise Won Feileitzsch, OF
Chicago, ILL.,. were married in the latter
city Nov. 9th. Mrs. Jewell is well
known in Reynoldsville, having been q
resident OF this town number OF years
Her maiden name was Gordon.
Rev. George HI. Hill will preach il
the Presbyterian church on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings at 7.30. The
sacrament OF the Lords Supper will be
observed at the morning service on
Sabbath. "The Young Man as a Citi
zen" will be the subject OF the second OF
the series to young men at the evening
service. Come and bring somebody
with you to these services.
The Thanksgiving services at the
Methodist Episcopal church were wei
attended. Rev. DR.. Meek, pastor o
the Baptist church, preached an excel
lent sermon, pointing the nature OF rea
thanksgiving and naming many reasons
why we as nation and as individuali
should give thanks at the present time
The choir did good work, adding thu
to the interest of the occasion. Al
Offering, amounting to $l3, was takei
for the benefit of the poor.
There will be an illustrated lectur,
on Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress givei
In the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing, Dec. 7th. by j. Minniss Johnson, o
Baltimore. Mr.. johnson comes highl,
recommended by both press aud pulpit
and Is said to possess one OF the mos
complete set OF views ever exhibited II
this country, being hand-painted from
life models. Admission 10 and 10 cent
at the door. Tickets bought from tn,
children before evening Of entertain
ment will admit one adult or tw
children under twelve years Of age.