The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-03-06


Ark. this week to try baths for rheu-
matsm. His daughter, Miss Mary,
accompanied him,
Hose Company No. . has been re-or-
ganized with VIM. Coping president,
NJ. G. Coleman, vice-presldent, Leon
Ferris secretary, Frank d. Hover treas
urer, aud M. G. Coleman foreman.
There will be another meeting on 10th
inst.
At meeting Of the Utopia Society
Monday evening new officers were elect
ed for ensuing six months President,
Mrs. DR.. s. Reynolds; vice president,
Mrs. w. Frank Reber; secretary, Mrs.
G. A. Stephenson; treasurer, Mrs. L. M.
| Simmons.
| In speaking of the visit of Dubois
Odd Fellows TO this place Saturday
evening the Erpress says: "The Du-
Bois delegation reports a right royal
entertainment and they hope to be able
to reciprocate the attention and courtesy
shown them at some date not far
distant"
The Whittier Club Of Brookville was
to have held social at the residence OF
C. II. Hall, in this place, last evening,
but on account OF argument court this
week the social was postponed until
| Tuesday Of next week. The Utopia
90. ,,,ul ,ni, i,, ,rit1 tha Nhtttiar
Club In this social.
Mrs. ]. b. Johnston, Mrs. II. G.
Smith, Mrs. j. G. DeMott and several
other Dubois ladies who were In Reyn-
oldsville last Wednesday on sleighing
excursion, called at THE STAR Office
while in town. There were about
twenty ladies' on the excursion. They
took dinner at Hotel Mcconnell.
Joe, the Turk, from Turkey, will lead
special meetings in the Salvation Army
hall March 14th and 18th. He is very
musical and plays on the clarinet, cor
net and solifone. He will give 20
years OF his experience. He has been in
prison 46 times for Jesus sake. Every
body invited Admission free.
Hazel Kirke" played to the largest
receipts of any company in four years
sold out before 1000 a. m. and although
there were three hundred extra chairs
put in, several hundred people were
turned away. ay.-Marshalltown Herald.
At the Reynolds opera house by home
talent in the near future.
A surprise house, warming was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saturday night.
They have gone to housekeeping in the
Reynods-Gorsline house on Jackson
street and "a large number Of their
friends from the glass works went to
see them presenting them with beau
tiful velvet couch. They made merry
and had an enjoyable time till midnight.
The two sled loads of Rebekahs who
went to Falls Creek Thursday reported
royal treatment at the hands of the
Falls Creek lodge. After the session
fine refreshments were served to all and
a pleasant social time was enjoyed. The
degree team Of this place exemplifed
the beautifed work at Falls Creek, in
itiating number of new members into
that lodge.
A few years ago there was barber in
Reynoldsville that had habit OF say
ing, ''sit up straight" when he had
shaved man and was ready to comb
his hair. This barber was called to
shave dead man and when he had fin
ished the shave he thoughtlessly uttered
the stereotyped ''sit up straight" ex-
preston, which was by-word among
the boys for sometime afterward.
A. T. Bing George w. Stoke, jr.,
and James w. Gillespie, members
of the Bing-Stoke Co., left here last
evening for Philadelphia and New
York City to buy new goods for depart
ment store to be opened in the new
stone and brick building on corner Of
Main and Fifth streets. 1t is the ex-
pectation of the Bing-Stoke Company
to open their store before the first Of
April.
VIM. Booker and wife, Mrs. John
Bashor, Mrs. Saml Williams, Misses
Martha and Ella Gricks and Charles
Deter drove to Glen Campbell Saturday
on runners and returned Sunday even
ing on wheels. When they got as far
as Big Run on the homeward trip the
sleighing was so bad that Mr.. Deter
had to leave the other members OF the
party at Big Run and come to town for
hack and return for them.
A. p. Jasperson, who had charge OF
the Jefferson Supply Co. meat market
in this place a few months, resigned to