The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-12-28

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Jan. 2nd. Admission 50c for gents, l0c
for ladies'. Dance starts at 900 o'clock.
The annual contest between the
Reynoldsville, ,Punxsutawney and Brook
Vile high schools will be held In the
Belvedere opera house, Brookville,
March 3, 1905.-Brookville Democrat.
G. A. Bartlett and bridge crew on Low
Grade Division Of the p. r. r., who
have boarding car, were sent down to
the River Division Saturday and are
now working on a bridge at Rimerton.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church,
Rev. ], w. Myers pastor. Sunday
services Jan. 1, 1905 /: Sunday school
9.45 a. m, preaching at 1l.00 a. m. and
7.30 p. m. Service at Wishaw at 800
p, m.
The Adams Express Company never
handled as many packages during the
Christmas season since an office was
opened in Reynoldsville as was handled
by Express Agent Shaffer and his as
sistants last week.
Frank Stratton, Of Falls Creek, a
registered pharmacist, who has had
twenty-five years experience, will take
charge Of H. Alex Stokes new drug
store in Sykesville, which Mr.. Stoke
expects to open in about ten days.
A list Of the applications for liquor
license in Jefferson county will be found
in this issue of THE STAR. There are
forty-two applications for retail, four
brewers, two Wholesale, two bottlers
aud two distillers, making a total OF
fifty-two.
There are three hundred and sixty
five school teachers in jefferson county
Winslow township has thirty-six teach.
ers, almost double the number in any
other township in the county. None Of
the other townships employ over twenty
teachers.
Mr.. o. II. Broadhead one of the
prominent Republicans OF Winslow
township and whose name is prominent
ly mentioned In connection with the
nomination for sheriff soon to be made,
is among those in attendance at insti-
tute this week.-Brookville Republicdn
M,o Tnoa,b - MilIi,an anto,tai,al
twenty-five young people at her home
on Grant street last Friday evening in
honor Of her guest, Miss Margaret
| Green, OF Punxsutawney. "F'linch," !"
"Pit" and other games we're played.
Refreshments were served. II was a
very pleasant party.
Frank Dixons lecture before the
teachers institute Tuesday evening was
magnificent There was large aud
ience and everyone who heard him was
delighted. The matter OF his lecture
was new to most OF our people, but he
presented 1t in an inimitable manner
Brookvile Democrat Rev. Dixon will
lecture in Assembly hall Tuesday even
ing, January 10.
The Baptist young people will hold Il
watch meeting and an introduction
social and rally at the Baptist church
on Saturday evening. A devotional
exercise will be held from HOO o'clock
to midnight, when the bell will ring
out the old year and ring in the new.
A cordial welcome is extended to all
young people irrespective Of creed.
A good time is anticipated.
Mr.. Cal. Coleman, a highly respected
and prominent citizen OF Goodville, In
diana Co., a distant relative Of ye edi-
tor, on whose farm the Buckwheat Re-
unions are held, was buried last Satur-
day. Paralysis was cause OF his death.
Mr.. Coleman had been running -four
ing mill for number OF years and was
was we'll known in Indiana and adjoin.
ing counties.
About nine o'clock last Thursday
night some villain picked up the dummy
in front Of A. Katzen's store and carried
it into.a dark place between two build
ings nearby and took storm overcoat
off the dummy and skipped. AT ten
o'clock the same night there was a
fellow over at the tannery trying to sell
storm overcoat that answered the de-
scription OF the one stolen from Mr..
Katzen. The thief may be apprehend-
ed yet.
The Protected Home Circle of Reyn-
oldsville elected following officers ;
President, ]. X. Womeldurf Vice
President, James Muir guardian, Jen-
ME Womeldurf secretary, Luella
Strouse asst. sec., ]. A. Welsh /; treas.
urer, G. F. Engle chaplain, Mary
Strauss guide, Albert Strauss COM
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