The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-03-09

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ls, will be put up at the drug store of
Mr.. Stoke Monday morning, March a..
Tickets for reserved seats may there be
secured.
The monthly meeting of the members
Of the NJ. T.. Foreign Missionary Society
was held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Bates in West Reynoldsville last Fri
day afternoon Lunch was served at
five o'clock.
Rev. j. c. McEntire closed the re-
vival meeting in the M. E. church at
Rathmel Sunday evening. Eight
persons were received into the church
on probation and the membership OF
the church was revived.
over one hundred new members will
be initiated in the Improved Order Of
Red Men Council at Punxsutawney on
the evening of the 2Sth inst. The tribe
is so large now that there is some talk
of organizing a new tribe at Punxs'y.
Conductor NJ. Mcmahon, wife and
two sons, Edward and James, of Reyn-
oldsvile, were guests OF home folk
Tuesday while enroute home from
Ralston, where they attended the
funeral of an aunt.-Driftwood Gdzette.
Daniel l.. Frantz, who went to Man
helm, Pa, two weeks ago for treat
ment for cancer on his lip, but did not
receive any benefit, went to Rome,
n. Y, on Monday of this week to see
doctor who claims to be able to cure
cancer
A party was to have been held at the
Ross House last Thursday evening, but
with IS inches of water on first floor Of
hotel and the house surrounded by
water so that it could only be reached
by boat, it was decided to postpone the
party.
The entertainment given in Centen-
nial hall Friday evening Of last week
by the Ithaca Concert Co., under the
auspices of Hope Fire Co., was not as
well attended as the firemen expected
it would be. The entertainment was
very good.
j. G. Norris, proprietor Of the Reyn-
oldsville meat Market, and c. M. Leach,
butcher OF Rathmel, we're in Pittsburg
the first of this week buying cattle for
their meat markets. A car of fine cat
tie arrived here last evening for these
butchers.
j. w. Chatham, who had charge of
the boarding house at Hopkins several
years, has bought the restaurant in
Centennial building and intends furnish
ing frst-class meals at all hours. Mrs.
Chatham is an experienced and ex-
cellent cook.
Three car load of poles for the extern
sion of the trolley line from Reynolds
Vile to Sykesville arrived here Monday
and will be distributed along the line
of the new road this week. There are
enough poles in the three car loads to
build the line to Soldier.
On account of slides and washouts on
the River Division OF p. II. r., between
Red Bank and Oil City, the River
Division vestibuled express trains to
and from Pittsburg to Buffalo were run
over the Low Grade Division Thursday
night and Friday morning.
The Jefferson County Bar Associa-
tion held special memorial meeting in
the court house at Brookville on Mon
day evening of this week in honor OF
the memory of the late George w.
Means, Esq. Addresses we're made by
members of the Bar Association.
Monday afternoon the Utopia Society
elected the following officers for en-
suing year President, Mrs. Fremont
M. Brown vice-president, Mrs. Luclus
M. Simmons secretary, Mrs. Ward G.
Elliott treasurer, Mrs. Andrew T.
Bing referee, Mrs. Vine r. Pratt.
Francis o. Sutter has bought the Pal
ace Restaurant from p. B. Rhodes. The
deal was made last Thursday. Wilbur
Dillman, an experienced cook, is doing
the cooking for the restaurant. Mr..
Sutter expects to make some changes in
the restaurant and fix up neat dining
room.
There is ffteen-year-old lad in town
who has revolver that he puts under
his pillow every night to use il robbers
entered the house. There is not a
cartridge in the revolver nor is there one
in the house to put into the revolver,
but 1t answers the purpose just the
same as far as the boy is concerned.
Miss Etha Marion Jones, who has