The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-01-14

The meetings will continue in the
Baptist church all this week, except
Saturday evening. There have been
several conversions. The ordinance OF
baptism will be administered Sunday
evening after the sermon.
Ex-Gov. Daniel II. Hastings, who de-
livered the graduating address at the
commencement of the Reynoldsville
High School in 1900, died at his home
at Bellefonte on Friday Of last week,
January 8, from pneumonia.
A number of Salvationists drove over
from Punxsutawney Monday evening,
took supper at Franks Tavern and at
tended the Salvation Army meeting in
the evening. Ensign Hughes and wife
had charge Of the meeting Monday
evening.
Eighteen ladies composed sleighing
party from Brookville that took dinner
at Hotel Imperial Friday. 1t was a cold
uuy loI sieiR RhiiuibS, oub VIC iouiSo "S'S
out for pleasant time and breeze
from the north pole did not mar their
pleasure.
During last week the Knights Of
Fidelity OF jefferson county were noti-
fed by postal card TO meet at Dubois
Thursday, Jan. 10, but on account OF
Jesse Hedrick not being able to attend
the meeting on that date it has been
postponed until January %.
The Whist Club OF this place we're
taken to Luthersburg last Thursday
afternoon in Burns tally-ho on pleas.
ure trip. A good supper was prepared
for them at the hotel in Luthersburg
and after spending several pleasant
hours in that village the party returned
home.
D. NJ Bolger, the merchant tailor
who moved into his new tailor shop on
Fourth street the first OF the New
Year. is now father of new boy that
arrived at his home last Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Bolger is we'll pleased with
his new shop and is delighted with his
new boy.
Charles E. Worden, OF Hopkins, who
had hard tussle with typhoid fever,
was in Reynoldsville last Saturday
for the first time in seven weeks. He
don't feel frisky yet, but is convalescing
nicely. Mr.. Worden raised heavy
beard during his illness, which makes
quite change in his facial appearance.
Over in Elk county, which has only
about half as large population as Jeffer-
son county, the court granted licenses
recently to 55 hotels, eating houses,
WHOLESALERS, bottlers and brewers,
total, "a licenses. In Jefferson county
the court will be asked to grant 36 Ii.
censes, and that is considered large
number In this county.
Walter Bone, OF Prescottville, has
typhoid fever. His wife is just recover.
ing from smallpox, the quarantine has
not been taken down yet, and the
Knights OF Pythias lodge, Of which Mr..
Bone is member have had trouble In
getting nurse for Mr.. Bone on account
of the smallpox In his home. James
Justham, Sr., is now nursing MIR, Bone.
]. W. Campbell has resigned his po-
sition as day operator for the B., r. &
P. at this place and has accepted po-
sition in the dispatcher's office of the
Low Grade division OF the p. r. r. at
Reynoldsville. Mr.. Campbell is an ef-
fcient and careful operator and the b.,
r. & p. loses good man.-Big Run
Tribune. Mr.. Campbell will move to
Reynoldsville as soon as he can get
suitable house,
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Star Glass Company
Monday forenoon the following direct
ors were elected S. B. Elliott, Richard
Smith, Daniel Nolan, Henry G. Deible,
DR.. j. G. King, James V. Young, Chas.
A. Herpel, of Reynoldsville, and James
Virden, of Delaware, N. j. A. T. Mo-
Clure, who has been on the board OF
directors since the company was first
organized, announced at the meeting
Monday that he was not candidate for
director. The board Of directors will
meet Friday evening and organize.
The following new officers were in
stalled in Mountain Cliff Castle No. 359,
Knights of Golden Eagle, at Reynolds
vile by d. G. c. VIM. e. Reed: Past
Chief, James A. Tyson Noble Chief,
William Roam Vice Chief, Walter
Petit High Priest, Henry Chapman (;
Venerable Hermit, Joseph Sayers |;
Master OF Records, Edwin Hoare Clerk
OF Exchequer, Robert Sayers /; Keeper
| of Exchequer, John Trudgen, Sr.; Sir