The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-04

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Edward Syphrit, who was In the em-
ploy OF II. M. Tedrick, merchant OF
Wishaw, has resigned his position to
work on his fathers farm this summer.
The seventh annual commencement
exercises OF the Brookvllle High School
will be held In the school auditorium at
Brookville on Tuesday evening, May
10th.
w. I. Reed has bought +. 3. Camp
bells grocery store At Desire. Mr..
| Reed Is also postmaster at that place.
Mr.. Campbell has moved to Indiana,
Pa.
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the NJ. f.. church meets at home Of Mrs.
Frank Rodgers on Hill street Friday
afternoon. Luncheon served at FIVE
o'clock.
Harvey Deter, teacher In the M. h.
Sunday school, entertained his class at
his home on Grant street last Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served.
The boys had II pleasant time.
The b. Il. o. Elks will serve u lunch
con In their club rooms Tomorrow ev-
ening to all the young people who took
part In the entertainment given In the
opera house last month for the Elk
charity fund.
Evangelist J. Il. Kirkwood, Of this
place, closed the special meetings In
the Presbyterian church at Eleanora
Sunday evening. The meetings had
been In progress two weeks. Eight
persons were converted.
Two fellows stole Mrs. f.. NefT's Easter
flowers from her front yard last eve
ming. Some boys saw them steal the
flowers and they had better call and
settle with Mrs. Neff promptly and
save themselves trouble.
On account of a landslide north OF East
Brady last Friday morning one OF the
=. II. r. fast vestibuled trains between
Pittsburg and Buffalo was run over the
Low Grade division, passing through
Reynoldsville about 2 90 p. IN.
The register in Wnslow township
will make the spring assessment in that
township. The registers are as fol-
lows No | precinct, ID. j. Thomas
No. precinct, 7. J. Newcome No. 3
,,,onipnt ID Gr,tth No A nrapinnt
A. A. Stewart.
The Literary Glass OF Room l3 will
give the Merchant of Venice at Assem-
bly, hall Friday night. II you have not
visited our school this year, come now
and see what excellent work your
children and your neighbours children
have been doing.
At the regular meeting OF the Pro-
tected Home Circle Monday evening OF
this week the Circle donated $500 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Draucker, men,
bers of the Circle, who lost all they had
by fire April 10Th, not saving even a
change OF clothing.
ID. w. Strouse, OF Reynoldsvllle, who
was killed at Wishaw mines February
10, was member of the Protected
Home Circle and carried $4,000 in
surance in that order. Last week his
widow received check for $4,000 In
payment OF the insurance.
The Junior contestants arc progress
ing rapidly in their preparations for
next Tuesday evening under the able
direction OF Miss May. Their willing
ness to do their best and to have an rx-
cellent contest should be repaid by
there being full house to greet and
encourage them
Jaifa Temple, Ancient Arabic Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine Of Altoona, meets
IN Dubois to-day and will initiate
class OF sixty nOvices into the mysteries
OF the Shriners. Two or three Masons
OF Reynoldsville will be initiated. Some
of the Shriners OF this place will attend
the meeting to-day.
Louis j RUSSELL tho comedian, and
wife, assisted by VIM. Wolbert, gave
matinee for children In the Reynolds
opera house Saturday afternoon and
presented "A comedy. BOX and Cox"
Saturday evening. The attendance
compared favorably with the perform
auce and neither one was big hit.
The leap year party given at Franks
Pavilion on Wednesday evening OF last
week to members Of tho Masonic lodge
was very pleasant social event and
was largely attended. The ladies
royalty feasted and entertained their
guests, Dancing, playing pit, finch
and snip we're the amusements OF the
evening.
Prof G. W. Lenkerd was present at
the opening exercises OF the public
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