The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-01-17

The Republican State Convention
will be held at Harrisburg on April -.
Nominations will be made for auditor
general, two congressmen-at-lnrge and
32 presidential electors.
Fred Robbins, the comedian of the
"Little Trixie" Company, Is nm artist
Of some little talent. He paints large
landscape In six colors in full view Of tho
audience In less than two minutes.
| About twenty-five young chaps from
this place attended "pie social" Mt the
Baum school house, near Emcrickville,
last Friday night. Proceeds from sale
OF pies Is to be used to help buy "A library
for the school.
There will be n mothers meeting held
at the home Of Mrs. Tyson, on jackson
street, on Friday afternoon Jan. 10th,
at 2. 30, under the auspices Of the Wom-
ems Christian Union, to which all
women are invited.
Little Trixie," tho musical mclo-
drama at the Reynolds opera house
Monday, January %, is full Of heart in
terest, startling scenes and sensational
climaxes. IL is novelty In the way Of
musical performances.
| At a meeting Of Hope Hose Company
last Thursday evening the old officers,
a list OF whom was published In THE
STAR two weeks ago. were reelected
with the exception Of one director.
George Beck was elected a director to
take the place Of Atmore ShafYer, who
is now q soldier boy.
| There will be meeting of the Re
publican voters OF West Reynoldsvillc
In the borough building Tuesday, Jau-
uary %, 1900, at 7.30 p. m, for the pur-
pose Of suggesting names OF candidates
for borough Offices, to he voted for at
n primary election to DO held Thursday,
January 30th. from three to seven
o'clock p. IN.
Do not forget that A. l.. Kirk, hu-
morist and impersonator, will be In the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening.
Several Of his numbers are given In
costume and the program will make an
enjoyable evening for you. Admission,
adults 25c., children 15c. Don't forget
the date, Saturday evening, Jan. 20, at
the Presbyterian church.
Pretty vivacious May Smith Robbins
will be at the Reynolds opera house
Monday, January %, in the musical
melo-drama Little Trixie." The play
has been entirely rewritten this season
and contains many new sensational fea-
lures. For good long laugh and an
enjoyable evening see Little Trixie."
Tickets on sale at Stokes drug store.
In Pittsburg the b., II. & =. has al
ready secured valuable franchises and II
fine new freight house has been COM
pleted in Allegheny. Solid vestibued
trains unsurpassed by those OF any
other road In the United States have
been put on the line, and preparations
are being made to make still further
improvements in the spring.
Post.
District. Deputy w. S. Weaver in
stalled the following officers in the
Knights Of Pythias lodge at this place
last Wednesday evening: Chan. CON-,
]. F. Hinderliter; Vice Chan, F. II.
Corbett Master-at-Arms, John Bashor;
Prelate, Thomas White; Inside Guard,
s. b. j. SaxtOn; Outside Guard, Steven
Bone; trustee for l8 months, NJ. S.
Sterley.
The funeral Of Walter Mason, sr.,
whose death was mentioned in our last
issue. was held in the Baptist chu ch
Thursday afternoon. The funeral SER.
vices were conducted by Rev. w. Frank
Reber, pastor of the Presbyterian
church. The |. o. o. +. lodge had
charge Of the funeral and large mum.
Der OF members OF the lodge attended
the funeral.
George Washington Sykes, a partner
10 the woolen mills at this place and
Brookville, and salesman for both mills,
returned last Thursday from trip to
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Minneap.
oils, ST. Paul and other places. He re.
ceived orders to the amount of $4,000
for both mills. This is the largest list
of orders Mr.. Sykes ever received on
his annual trip through the section
mentioned above.
Robert A. Bone, sr., was thrown ou,
Of his buggy last Thursday and was con-
siderably injured about the shoulders
and arms, nothing serious, however
Mr.. Bone was driving home from the
mine to attend the funeral OF Walter
Mason, he was to be pail bearer, and
in attempting to pass wagon at mar.
| row noint his buggy collided with