The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-09


w. II. Vasbinder, the photographer,
has decided to locate In Reynoldsville
and moved his family from Dubois TO
this place yesterday. He moved into
the Lowther house on Grant street.
John Evans, of Ebeusburg, Cambri,
Co, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
NJ. II. Stiles, in West Reynodsville
Mr.. Evans had been at the PanAmeri-
can and stopped of here to see his
sister
Last evening number of members OF
the Protected Home Circle OF Reynolds
vile drove over to Eleanora to assist In
initiating the new Circle organized by
Deputy ID. w. Atwater. The visitors
were given banquet.
"The Vermont Girl" played at the
opera house Monday evening, was
far from being frst-class show.
A number OF persons left the opera
house after the first act thoroughly dis
gusted with the show
William J. Zetler, of Muskatine Iowa,
spent Sunday with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dempsey, In West
| Reynoldsville. Mr.. Zetler had been In
New York City on business AMI stopped
here on his return trip.
A sneak thief entered the residence
OF J. A. Brown at Sandy Valley several
days ago, while all members of the fam
lily were out and stole S37.00 in cash
and a watch. The supposition is that
"a woman committed the theft.
Frank Bohren, one of our best foot
ball players, received a bad cut just
above the right eye by colliding with
one of the Dubois players in the game
of football at this place Friday after
noon. 1t required seven or eight stitches
to sew up the wound.
Eight members from the Daughters
of Rebekah lodge of Lindsey visited the
Daughters of Rebekah at this plac. last
evening. They drove over before supper
and returned home after lodge. They
took supper at Franks Tavern, Reyn-
oldsville lodge footing the bill.
Rev. A. J. Meek, Phi. D., pastor of the
Baptist church, has been conducting
meetings ut Rathmel tho past two
weeks, and the meetings are still in
/ ,,tn
There will be number of new members
taken into the Reynoldsville Baptist
church as a result of the meetings.
Martin Phalen is out with the p. II.
II. general inspection train, which
started from Pittsburg yesterday. This
inspe ction covers all of the main line
and branches of the p. II. II. between
Pittsburg and New York City and
Pittsburg and Buffalo. 1t may be
month before this inspection train will
go over the Low Grade Division.
The burning OF lace curtain In one
Of the display windows OF Mrs, F. o.
Suffers millinery store about 100 p. m
yesterday, caused little excitement.
There was not much damage done aside
from the burning of the curtain. which
went up in flash. rhe trimming on
several hats was scorched little. 1t
is not known how the curtain caught
| fire.
Mrs. L. VI. Newell, of Philadelphia.
representing the Pennsylvania Womcn's
Home aud Foreign Missionary Societies
of the Baptist church, delivered an
address in the Baptist church at this
place Sunday evening, and also held
missionary meeting at the Baptist par.
sonage Monday evening. Mrs. Newell is
good talker and is familiar with the
missionary cause
The Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
tific Circle met at the home of DR..
John II. Murray, on Main street, last
Wednesday evening and elected new Off
GERS for the new year The first meeting
for new years course will be Friday eve-
ming of next week. The officers elected
are President, Rev. Perry A. Reno;
vice-presdent, j. 7. Evans: Secretary,
Margaret Daily. treasurer, f. H. Beck
Bert 7. Cox, who recently disposed OF
his bargain store in this place to G. w.
Klepfer, has secured good position as
craftsman in the Westinghouse Office
at Pittsburg, While running his store
Bert improved his spare moments TAX
ing a course in mechanical drawing
in the international Correspondence
Schools OF Scranton, and thus equipped
himself for the position he now holds.
Ira j. Campbell, burgess of Punxsu-
tawney, who was appointed to fiji an
unexpired term and afterward was
elected twice by the people, making
this his third term in the highest Office
in the municipality of Punxsutawney,
will be a Republican candidate for the
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