The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-10-14

company.
"A Trip Around the World" some
thing new In the line OF church suppers
will be given by the Presbyterian ladies
the latter part OF November. Further
particulars later.
Robert Fergus is selling tickets In
the z. II. II. Office during the absence
OF o. II. Johnston, who is attending the
funeral Of his brother, T. G.. Johnston,
who died near st. Petersburg.
William A. Reed and James A Tyson,
two prominent X. G. T.. men Of this
place, were In Brookvile the first OF
this week. A Knights of Golden Eagle
Castle will soon be organized at Brook
Vile.
A meeting of Hope Fire Company
will be held at S.l5 tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening. All members Of the com
pauy are requested to be present, as
some matters OF Importance will be con-
sidered.
Hon. w. B. Meredith, District Deputy
Grand Master, of Kittanning, made his
annual official visit to the Masonic
lodge In this place last night. After
lodge the Masons enjoyed lunch served
by Mrs. Edith Phillippi
The names of VIM. Reddeclifr and
family, and John Tucker, of Anita, and
John Butson and family, OF Horatio
we're omitted last week in the list OF
out of town people who attended the
funeral of Edwin Hoare.
Union Bible class for the study OF
the Sunday school lesson will be held at
the home of Mrs. Maggie Moore ia
West Reynoldsville at three o'clock
Monday afternoon. All interested are
cordially invited to be present.
NJ. Kane, a freight conductor on the
p. & T.. railroad, who resides at Kane,
brother of Mrs. Daniel Nolan, of
ReynoldsviIle, had his right foot so
badly mangled Monday morning of this
week that 1t had to he amputated.
Rev. A. d. Mckay, pastor Of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church.
preached in the Beechwoods Presby-
terian church. Friday night for Rev.
G. II. Hill, who was holding preparatory
service for communion last Sunday.
The American Kinetograph Co., the
worlds greatest moving pictures, will
give an entertainment in Reynoldsville
on Wednesday night, November II un-
der the auspices OF Hope Fire Co. Full
announcement in next issue OF The
STAR.
The constitution OF the Young Mems
Free Reading Room Association Of
Reynoldsvile will be found in this
issue of THE STAR. Every person in
terested in the boys and young men of
our town should give the Association
substantial encouragement.
Mr.. George Mellinger who WIS
superintendent of the r. & IT, coal
works in Indiana county. has been
transferred to the same company's new
works near Falls Creek. This new
position will allow Mr.. Mellinger to
come to his home every night.
AT the meeting Of the NJ. Il. Foreign
Micainpary Cnoiatu of tbia ,,la,a ~, T,b
inst. the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. M. T.. Beck ; vice.
president, Mrs. S. S. Robinson secre-
tary, Mrs. Perry A. Reno correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. j. G. McEntire
treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Stephenson.
Some people seem to be under the i'm
preston that because S. Sbaffer went to
Kentucky that his lumber Office in this
place has been closed, but they are mis-
taken. Miss Eta Shaffer has charge of
the business. Persons wanting lumber,
shingles, &C., will have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at S.
Shatfer's office.
Mildred, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Foltz, Of Wishaw, aged @
weeks and days, died early Thursday
morning, October s, 1903. Funeral
service was held at the home Of the
bereaved parents Friday forenoon, con-
| Quoted by Rev }. c. McEntire. Inter-
ment was made in the Lutheran ceme-
terry at Emerickville
About forty Daughters of Rebekah
from Dubois and Falls Creek visited
the Daughters OF Rebekah lodge in this
place last evening. The Dubois ladies
came down in talla-ho and the Falls
| Creek ladies came on the 5.27 p. m.
train on p. r. II. The Reynoldsville
| Rebekahs served a six o'clock supper in
| the /. o. 0. f. hall for the visitors.
| G. f. Reiter and wife, of Petrolia,