The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-12-02

be paved.
Tuesday evening, December Sth, the
Daughters of Rebekah will hold public
installation ceremonies In the l. o. o.
F. hall. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
A hunter from the neighborhood OF
Pittsburg got on the 1.29 y. III. train at
thss place Saturday who had string Of
twenty-nine rabbits and seven or eight
| pheasants.
Rev. Alex d. Mckay, pastor Of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church, 10
assisting in a series OF special meetings
in the Punxsutawney Presbyterian
church this week.
Prof. j. Russell Wilson, principal OF
the West Reynoldsville schools, was
unable to be on duty Monday on account
of suffering with two boils, one on upper
lip and one on his neck.
Beginning last night the b. p. o.
Elks of Reynoldsville will give social
entertainments in their rooms every
Tuesday night until April 5th, when
the entertainments will end with leap
year party.
The following new students have
been enrolled in the Reynoldsville
Business College Edward Burns, jr.,
Roscoe Deible, A. +. O'Donnell and
Robert Robertson.
Hon. Mat Savage, editor Of the Clear
field Daily Public Spirit, will make the
address at the B. p. o. E. memorial
meeting in Centennial hall Sunday
afternoon. A number OF Clearfield Elks
will accompany Mr.. Savage to this
place.
When thore is a lecture in Assembly
hall the gas light suspended in rear Of
the stage should be turned out, as it
comes in range with the speakers head
and is very annoying to those who want
to look at the speaker.
! Rev. George H. Hill, of Beechwoods,
preached in the Reynoldsville Presby-
terian church Tuesday evening OF last
week, Rev. F. p. Britt, OF Corsica, filled
the pulpit Wednesday evening aud
Rev, j, Vernon Bell, OF Dubois, preach
ed Friday evening,
"Roney's Boys" have left remem-
brance OF delightful concert, never 20
be forgotten. 1t stands chief and
supreme OF all our entertainments in
variety and artistic fnish.-Wallacs
Bruce, President OF Florida Chautau-
qua, De Funiak Springs, Fla.
A freight wreck occurred on the
P. r. r. near Tyler Thanksgiving
morning. Seven or eight cars were
piled up. The eastbound and westbound
morning passenger trains had to trans
| fer passengers at the soence OF the
wreck, delaying trains over an hour.
A home talent entertainment, for
benefit OF Captain and Mrs. Bradford,
was given in Centennial hall Monday
present, the hall vas full and the enter
tainmen: was one OF the best OF the
kind given in Reynoldsville for some-
| time.
Bernice, nine-month-old baby OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Eufer, received bad
burn on right side OF her head Satur-
day evening. The baby was sleeping
under a gas light when the globe broke
and a hot piece fell on her. A piece OF
the hot glass also burned hole in her
clothing.
A young miss on Grant street, In
home where there is a three-year-old
! girl, had beau one night last week
and when the mother wanted the three
year-old to go to bed she began to
scream, 81 want beau ! | want a
beau " The mother had some trouble
| in getting the little "tot" to quit cry
ing aud go to bed without beau.
Mrs. M. M. McAdoo received cactus
by mail last week from her moSher,
Mrs. John McCreight, who is now at
Mineral Park, Arizona. A Reynolds
vile merchant gives this explanation of
how cactus was first introduced in Ari-
zona "The devil was flying over the
country with an armful OF cactus for
Christmas presents and when he got to
Arizona he was tired and dropped his
load"
A meeting of the Mothers Club will
be held in Assembly hall, December
4th. The business meeting will open
promptly at $780, After the business
meeting the following program will be
given. Address by Prof. Mcclure.
subject, ''School Discipline !" vocal
quartette, Florence Harris, Twila Shat