The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-25

thrown of II wagon and was seriously
injured. His back was broken and left
arm broken in two places.
Thomas Haggerty, Of this place,
National Organizer for U. M. w. Of A.,
froze both his ears very badly Wednes-
day evening OF last week while walking
from National Hotel to his home on
Pleasant Avenue.
Charles Burge, an employee in the
Reynodsville Woolen Co. mills at this
place, had his right hand badly injured
last week by having hand caught in a
machine. Charles came very near
loosing two fingers.
Thirty-fve members of the Protected
Home Circle of Reynoldsville attended
a banquet at Anita Monday evening
given by the Protected Home Circle of
Anita. The Reynoldsville people went
to Anita on the trolley line.
A number Of the silk mill girls held a
dance in Franks pavilion last Thursday
night, members of the dancing class
held dance in pavilion Monday night
and another crowd of young people
held dance at same place last night.
Sub District convention OF the Ep-
worth League will be held in the Rey-
nodsville M. f. church the last week
in May. The program committee for
this convention met at the NJ. E.
parsonage 10 this place Monday after
noon.
"Robinson Crusoe" Co. which will APP
pear at the Reynolds opera house on
next Monday night March End, is one
Of the largest and best attractions on
the road and carry all the special scene
ry for grand production. New songs
and specialties will be introduced
during the play. .'.
Programme for the Mothers Club
meeting to be held on Friday in Assem-
bly, hall at $50 p. m. : Recitation,
Florence Elliott Boys chorus from
room l3; Recitation, Marion Booth !;
subject for discussion, Adjustments Of
Difficulties between Parents and Teach
ers" opened by Miss Daley. A cordial
| invitation is extended to all u..
Last Friday afternoon the public
schools observed Flag Day and Wash
ington's Birthday. A programme OF
patriotic selections was prepared and a
large number of the patrons were pres
ent to hear those who were to take part
in the exercises. The visitors seemed
to be pleased with the effort of the
schools to teach patriotism and true
national pride.
George Baehr, glass-worker OF
| Brookville, formerly of Reynoldsville;
who was seriously i'll for seven weeks
as a result Of two large assesses on his
hip, which had to be operated on, is
able to be around again. Mr.. Baehr
was unable to walk for three weeks
only by the assistance of his wife and
daughter, Margaret.
There was mistake in the High
School Bulletin editorial staff that APP
| pearcd in THE STAR last week. 1t
should have been, Miss Helena Black
editor, Will Reynolds and Lawson
Reed assistant editors, Miss Jennie Nc
Cav local editor, instead of Miss Nulu
Neae editor, John Coleman and Claude
Hamilton assistant editors, and Miss
Coda King local editor.
| Ainumber OF members of the |. o. O.
f. lodge of Brookville will visit the
Reynoldsvile I. o. o. h. lodge next
Saturday evening and will bring several
candidates with them for the Reynolds
vile Degree Team to give them the
Royal Bumpers" After the Degree
Team goat" has been tied up the
Daughters OF Rebekah will serve lunch
for the visitors and Reynoldsville men,
bers.
There were two errors in the election
returns published in THE STAR last
week. One error was in ID. II. Break
ey's vote for auditor in Reynoldsville
borough. He got 203 votes instead OF
1856, as reported The mistake was
made by member OF election board in
first precinct giving wrong figures.
The other mistake was in H. L. Hoke's
vote for clerk OF Winslow township.
The vote in each precinct was correct
but the total was 30 votes shy of what
it should have been. Mr.. Hoke was
elected township clerk instead of Ed.
Raber.
Mrs. Robert Norris, who has been
visiting her son, DR.. r. W. Norris, al
Waynesburg. and daughter at Ale
gheny for several months, arrived In
Reynoldsville yesterday and is now al
the home of her son, j. G. Norris, on
Grant street. Mrs. Norris, who Is well
on in life's journey, did not hear the
brakeman call out Reynoldsville and