The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-08


composed of Reynoldsville gentlemen.
AT the annual business meeting Of the
Baptist church held last evening, Geo.
II. Rea was elected member OF the
board OF deacons and Joseph f. Kirk
wood was granted indefinite license to
preach.
Dance In Wishaw Park Pavilion
Tuesday night, April Is. Good orches-
ira will furnish music, and good order
will be maintained. Tickets 80 cents.
Cars for Reynodsville and Eleanora
will leave at |. 80 a. m.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ders of the Reynoldsville Brick and
Tile Co. was held yesterday and the fol-
lowing directors elected G. w. Len
kerd, Ira Smith, George Mellinger, A.
ODonnell, Henry Herpel, DIR. j. II.
Murray.
Prof. w. d. Howe, OF New York City,
arrived here Saturday evening to train
the graduates and junior class for the
high school commencement next month.
Prof. Howe trained the graduates and
Juniors last year. He is a good in
structor.
Twenty-Five applicants were examined
last Saturday In the High School room
OF the public school building for com
mon school diplomas. The committee
OF examiners were Supt. II. b. Teit.
rick, Miss Anne Kunes, A. J. Hamilton,
o. b. Kern. J. f. Good, and G. v.
Smith.
Mrs. Edward Jennings, Mrs. James
V. Young and Mrs. David Postleth-
wait were at Brookvile last Thursday
attending the funeral OF cousin, Mrs.
j. Malcome Humphreys, who died at
Port Barnett on 3lst Of March. Mrs.
Humphreys maiden name was Blanche
Lattimer.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church,
Reynoldsville, j. w. Myers pastor.
Sunday School at $50 a. m, conirma-
tion and communion service at 1045 a.
m, service at 7.30 p. m. Chestnut
Grove Evangelical Lutheran church
confirmation and communion service at
230 p. m.
Prof. j. w. Huntzberger, principal
OF the Brockwayville public schools,
was visiting the public schools OF this
place last Friday morning. AT chapel
services he gave brief but interesting
and thoughtful address on the self-con-
troll and self-reliance as important
factors in the students life.
A young man stepped into THE STAR
Office recently and subscribed for the
paper, and when asked if his first name
was Thomas, he said MAKE it Tom.
That's what mother calls me, and that
Is good enough for me-" A young man
that has that much love for his mother
need never be ashamed of 1t.
The law suit between A. G. Hunting
don and Albert Reynolds, concerning
coal land IN Winslow township, which
was tried in Jefferson county court las,
fall and was decided in favor Of Mr.
Reynolds, and was to have been taken
so the Supreme Court by Mr.. Hunting
ton, was settled in Brookville yesterday
Robert Fevurly, OF Easton, Kan, who
was raised In the Beechwoods by Johr
Morrison, is now visiting Robert f
Morrison and other old time friends in
Beech woods. When brave men were
needed during war between north and
south, Mr.. Fevurly enlisted and Joined
Company H, 105th Regiment Afte,
the war he went west and located.
The elevator at Big Soldier tipplt
fell on Wednesday morning Of last week
Fortunately the usual number OF mer
were not at work around the elevator
at time it fell or it would have been ,
horrible disaster. Lewis Womeldor
and John Mulholland were injured
Womeldorfs right knee was dislocatet
and fractured. Mulhollapd was no
badly injured.
The Presbyterian congregation o
Brookville decided at a meeting held oil
Tuesday evening of this week, to pro
peed at ONCE to the erection OF a pev
church building, A committee wa
' appointed to solicit subscriptions, con
sisting of g. A. jerks, James Braden
T. L. Templeton, j. b. Henderson, II
, HI. Brosus and G, z. Gordon. 1t is ex
, pected that the new building will cos
from $4,000 to $4,000. The vote il
favor OF building was unanimous
Brookville Democrat.
, G. p. Mitchell, of Knoxdale, membe
| OF the Improved Order OF Red Men, G
I Reynoldsville, who died Monday night
March 30th, was buried at Knoxdal
Thuredav forenoon The followin