The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-15

Supreme Goneralissimo John Cow.
lard, of Philipsburg, will visit Mystic
Commandery No. 3l3, Ancient and IL
lustrious Order OF knights OF Malta, at
this place this evening.
Rev. w. Frank Reber, pastor OF Reyn-
oldsvillo Presbyterian church, preach
ed a special sermon in the Peufield
Presbyterian church Friday evening on
Especial Evangelstic Work"
Harry +. Reynolds, who has been
clerking in Millirens store ut Kane
fourteen months, resigned his position
at that place and returned to Reynolds
villo last week to remain II short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Gallagher, Of
Hawley, Pa, visited the lattcr's moth
er, Mrs. Noah Strauss, near this place
the past week. They stopped of here
on therreturn from trip in Kentucky.
The following new students have en-
tered Hughes Business College at this
place since our last issue: Walter ID.
Williams, Miss Hattie Schultze, G. NJ.
London, Joseph Sayers and A. T.. Tyson.
The new drop curtain for Assembly
hall stage is now ready to put up, but
may not be up in time for the enter
tainment tomorrow evening. n. Eu-
gene Philips, of this place, painted the
curtain.
Last Thursday afternoon the ladies
Of the Clionian Club were very pleasant
| ly entertained at the home Of Mrs. Ira
s. Smith, on Hill street, from 300 to
800 o'clock. Elegant refreshments
were served.
james w. Gillespie, manager Of the
Bing-Stoko Co department store, had
short sleigh ride one day last week, the
| first in twelve years. Jim has been re-
siding in Pittsburg where sleigh riding
is a luxury at $500 per hour for livery
rig.
Next Sunday will be decision day at
the Baptist church. w. S. Stone.
formor superintendent of tho Baptist
Sunday school, will spend the day in
Reynoldsvillc and preach in the Bap-
tist church Sunday evening. Subject
"Active Service"
The Rev Edwin L. McIlvain will
preach in the Presbyterian church each
evening, except Saturday, until Jan.
oath. He will preach At both services
on Sabbath. A most cordial welcome
is extended to the public to attend
these helpful services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGinness, of Oil
City, who came here Wednesday to
bury Mrs. McGinness' father, Aaron
Walsh, returned TO their home in OIL
City Friday evening. Mr.. McGinness is
superintendent of the Metropolitan In
surance Company's work at Oil City.
The school directors OF Winslow
township are enforcing the compulsory
school law in the township. They had
four or five cases at Rathmel recently
No one should feel offended at the dir
ectors for enforcing the law, because
they are compelled to do so under the
new law.
Frank J. Black has had brilia.
street light erected ia front of his new
hotel. As our electric lights have not
been running for several weeks il is
the only street light in town with one
| pynf,ratinn lAin., l., 10
convenience to that part oi the East
end Of town.
The Knights of Golden Eagle of this
place installed new officers last Thurs
day evening and after the installation
| the members of the Ladies' Temple
served hot coffee and other refresh
mcnts to the members of Mt. Cliff Cas-
tie. 1t proved to be very pleasant
| event for all concerned.
Martin l.. Hetrick, OF Washington
township, who keeps blooded chickens,
has eggs for sale. Mr.. Hetrick began
keeping II memorandum the first of
this year and his hens had laid sixteen
dozen up to 10th inst. He says his hens
have paid him 100 per cent Order
eggs from Mr.. Hetrick, as he has them
| for sale.
]. II. Null Of Sykesville, candidate
for Republican nomination for Sheriff,
was in town this week looking after his
political interests. Mr.. Null has been
a resident of Winslow township for
many years and is gentleman Of good
| qualities, and II he gets the nomination
and is elected he will make good Off
cial.-Brockwayville Record.
Hon. w. o. Smith, editor Of Punxsu-
tawney Spirit, has no opposition for the
Republican nomination in jefferson
county for congress. Smith is entitled
i to the nomination and IL Is right that