The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-03-05

pany has put In new phones at Shaffer,s
meat market in Prescotville and In
superintendent's Office at Soldier Run.
There were only two ladies In the
large audience at Assembly hall last
night who failed to remove their hats
until the lecturer commented on that
point
Infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Stitler, of near O'Donnell, died Sunday
and was buried In the Cumberland
Presbyterian cemetery near Panic Mon
day afternoon.
C. C. Postlethwait had charge Of the
baggage room at =. Il. r. station last
week while baggagemaster Joseph Nc
Herman was of duty burying his son,
Thomas McKernan.
Little Trixie" was played In the
Reynolds opera house last Wednesday
evening TO a crowded house. The COM
pany is a good one and people were
pleased with the show.
Hear the Bugle Calls March of the
2Sth Infantry, Aguinaldo's March,
"The Song OF the Soldier" and realistic
moving pictures at Assembly hall
Thursday and Friday evenings of next
week.
Mrs. Thomas Ashman, whose hus-
band died at Dubois recently, has come
to Reynoldsville with her children to
make her home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David T. Evans, on jackson
street.
The Reynoldsville Temperance Union
meeting that was to have been held
last evening In Salvation Army hall
was postponed until Tuesday evening,
March IL, on account of the lecture in
Assembly hall on 4th inst.
Rev. Leroy Stevens, ID. D., OF Lewis
burg, secretary of the Pennsylvania
Baptist Educational Society, preached
an excellent sermon in the First Bap
tist church in this city Sunday evening.
DR.. Stevens is a scholarly gentleman.
Monday afternoon the Utopia Society
elected the following Off GERS to serve
one year: President, Mrs S. Reynolds;
Vice President, Mrs. r. A. Reno;
Treasurer, Mrs. A. T. Bing; Secre-
tary, Mrs. w. G. Elliott: Referee, Mrs.
F. NJ. Brown.
Samuel f.. Barton, OF Brookville,
formerly engaged in the hardware busi-
ness at this place under the firm name
of Hall & Barton, was in town the first
of this week. Mr.. Barton will engage
in hardware business at Monaco, Pa,
In the near future.
J. NJ. Chestnut, who resigned as sheriff
of Jefferson county recently, took posses
sion Of the New National Hotel at Du-
Bois the first OF this month. Mr.. Ches-
mutt was proprietor of the Commercial
Hotel at Brookville before he was elect
ed to office Of sheriff, and therefore has
had experience as landlord.
The following members of the b. p.
o. e. of this place attended the Elk
social in Punxsutawney last Thursday
evening: John O'Hare, Frank ]. Black,
Ed. Gooder, DR.. ]. B. Neale, George
Hughes, Clarence Leird, j. o. Johns,
Ben G. Reed. James Degnan, James
Delaney and Frank o. Sutter.
Four young chaps OF Prescottville
were arrested by Constable p. j. Ward
last week on charge OF disturbing the
peace. They were arranged before
Squire j. d. Woodring in West Reyn-
oldsville Friday forenoon for hearing.
After several witnesses had been ex-
amined the counsels settled the case.
II. II. Clayson, of Kane, formerly
with the Star Glass Co. in this place, is |
candidate for delegate to Republi-
can State Convention from Mexican
county. Mr.. Clayson would have beena
candidate for Assembly In Mexican
county had it not been that he intends |
embarking in banking business at Kane. |
He has the qualifications to make a good |
Representative.
Charles A. Parker ranks high in the
annals of comique opera and legitimate
monologue, He has rare impersonat-
ing talents, and is one of the most ver-
satile humorists before the public to- !
day. His jokes are clear cut, new and
original, and his facial expressions are
as unlimited as they are inimitable.
He has a rare charm for his audiences,
and they never grow weary. At Reyn-
olds opera house March ~.
James d. Vandervort, who resides a
few miles out of town, looks as II he had |
been participating In a pugilistic en-
gagement and gotten the worst of it, as
his proboscis is covered with sticking |
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