The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-02-26

The display windows in Scott Nc
Clelland's clothing store have been
boxed up, city style, and electric lights
put in windows. Arc lights have been
put in the main store room.
Rev. w. Frank Reber, pastor Pres
byterian church, will preach the third
sermon next Sunday morning on Ten
Commandments. His evening subject
will be, "Paul's Message to Felix"
The regular meeting Of the Reynolds
Vile Temperance Union will be held in
Salvation Army Hall Tuesday evening,
March 4, at o'clock. All interested in
temperance work are requested to at
tend.
staff Captain and Mrs. Shepard and
number of soldiers from the Salvation
Army of Dubois came down last eve
ming and visited the Salvation Army at
this place. The street meeting attract
ed large crowd.
Robert Barker, of this place, Dis
trict Deputy of Improved Order of Red
Men, and William Sharp, visited Mon
tour Tribe No. lSS, in Dubois last We'd
nesday night. Three new members
were initiated that night.
The Harp of the Senses, or The
Secret of Character Building" will be
Prof. John B. DeMotte's subject at
Assembly hall next Tuesday evening.
Those who attend will be sure to hear
an unusually fine lecture.
Miss Jessie Barclay, the trained nurse
who has been at Columbus, Ohio, sew
eral months, returned to her home in
this place Thursday and on Friday was
called to Soldier TO nurse Mrs. George
Henry, who has pneumonia.
The great Kailir Boy Choir with Mr..
Balmer have, by their magnificent en-
tertainment, captured the most cultured
cities of Great Britain and the States.
Each member OF the choir represents
some great South African tribe.
Ladies of the Golden Eagle, Pleasant
Valley Temple No. 81, served refresh
ments in the I. o. o. F. hall last Thurs
day evening to the members of Noun
tain Cliff Castle, X. G. E., after the
regular session OF the X G. f. lodge.
After it showed and rained and then
froze, covering the sidewalks with ice,
it was almost impossible for people to
get their sidewalks cleaned, but there
was no excuse now for sidewalks TO have
three or four inches OF slush on them.
Prof G.. w. Lenkerd received tele
gram yesterday from John Temple
Graves, who was to have lectured here
last Wednesday evening, wanting to
deliver his lecture this evening, but
the date did not suit and was not ac-
cepted
We have had seven or eight weeks
of continuous good sleighing, but the
public roads are getting bald at some
points and unless we soon get new in
stallment of the "beautiful,n sleigh
bells will have to be hung in the gar
ret again.
Postmaster A. M. Woodward and
wife, Mrs. Annie NJ. Winslow, John
Winslow, Ethelyn Winslow, Zoe Wood
ward and Annie Stiles, OF this place,
attended the wedding of Harry A. Cor
bett and Pansie S. Winslow at Dubois
last Thursday.
The Clionian Club, composed of
fifteen ladies Of Reynodsville, enjoyed
sleighride to Dubois last Thursday.
They took dinner at the New Dubois
House and speak in highest praise of
the fine dinner and kind attention given
unto them.
There was large crowd OF people in
town Saturday from the surrounding
farming community and suburban
towns. There were so many sleighs
and sleds on some parts OF Main street
that people driving up or down street
had to slow up, ana in some instances
wait few minutes, before they could
get through the crowd.
Monday was the seventh anniversary
OF Florence Stokes birthday, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alex
Stoke, and twenty-seven little folks
were invited to Florence's home to par
ticipate in the festivities of birthday
celebration. Party was from 500 to
100 p. IN. and the tots had two hours OF
solid pleasure. Supper was served.
Florence received number OF very
pretty presents.
"From Reveille to Taps" moving
picture entertainment, will be given In
Assembly hall about the middle of
March under the auspices of the Bap-
tist church. The PHILADELPHIA Tele-