The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-17

next week. It's the G. W. Park Stock
Co., and they show In their own big
canvas theatre.
The Spanish American and Filipino
war moving picture entertainment
given iu Salvation Army hall last
Thursday evening was not greeted with
a large audience.
A party was held at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Cannennne In West Reynolds
vile yesterday afternoon. A large
number attended and took we'll filled
baskets with them.
p. T. Walsh, the new groceryman In
West Reynoldsville, expects TO have
his store opened the first OF next week.
The store Is located at corner OF Pike
and Broad streets.
Miss Netta M. Wilson is teaching the
primary department In Dean chool,
and Miss Finney is teaching jerks
school. The teachers first elected for
these schools resigned.
The Free Methodists will hold quar-
terly meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
Mary Prindle, on Fourth street, near
City Hotel, this evening. Presiding
Elder Bean will be present.
The lawn fete and social last Friday
evening in West Reynoldsville, for
benefit Of school library of that borough,
was not as we'll attended as II was last
year. The receipts we're over $1,000.
August Herald, OF Hopkins, whose
horse was stolen several months ago,
was at Shawmut the first OF this week
to see horse that seemed to answer
description Of his horse, but it was not
his horse.
Sam Malcolm, a glassworker, who Is
working with his brother In the Brook
vile glass plant, came to his home in
this place Saturday morning to see a
new boy that arrived at his place Fri
day night.
AT the meeting Of the Knights Of
Fidelity In Punxsutawney Tuesday
night OF last week, M. J. Miller, pro-
prietor Of Park Hotel, Eleanora, was
elected as delegate to the grand lodge
meeting in Pittsburg.
Regular divine services will be held
In Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church on Jackson street, on Sunday
next (2lst) at 7.3O p. m, on which oc-
casion the sermon will be preached by
the Rev. G. A. Fetzer, OF Greenville,
Mercer county, Pa,
James G. Brown, OF Union township,
Il nephew Of Mrs. Joseph Shaffer, OF
Reynoldsville, died last Friday and was
buried at Roseville Sunday. Deceased
was 35 years old. His death was caused
by stomach trouble. He is survived by
his wife and four children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shaffer and Miss Ethel
Shaffer, Of this place, drove to Roseville
Sunday to attend the funeral.
Rev. John Waite, ex.treasurer OF JEFF
erson county, now pastor OF Presby-
terian church at Olena, Ohio, visited
his parents near this place last week.
Rev. Waite only accepted the work at
Olena for one year, which will expire
the second Sunday of October, when he
will accept call to Gallery Junction,
Pa, near Pittsburg. Mr.. Waite says
he likes the ministerial work very
much.
James G. Pentz, student In Allie
gheny College, Meadville, who spent
the summer vacation at his home in
this place, returned to Meadville yester-
day to take up the fourth years work In
that institution. Mr.. Pentz has been
elected an assistant in the science de-
partment OF the Allegheny College, q
place Of honor for young man. This
will not interfere with James regular
studies In the college.
One thousand square yards OF special
scenery, all on magnificent scale and
adjustable to any size stage, is carried
by the Frank Davidson company. This
assures absolute scenic perfection to
THE Folks up Willow Creek" and will
virtually make an entire new stage In
our opera house, all Of the stock scenery
being removed. Such display of
mechanical effects was never before at
tempted, and is we'll worth seeing. The
date is Thursday, September 18th.
Tickets on sale at Stokes drug store.
G. w. Arblaster, an experienced
brick, tile and pottery manufacturer,
who is to be manager OF the Reynolds
Vile Clay Manufacturing Company
plant, moved from New Bethlehem to
Reynoldsville yesterday. He will re-
side on Jackson street. g. M. Arblast-
or, son OF G. w. Arbiaster, also moved
TO this place. John A. Kennedy, who