The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23

dent Adrian Iselin, accompanied by
several other officials OF the b., r. &
p, we're In Reynoldsville Monday after
noon on special train.
There was large thermometer hang
ing in front OF The STAR Office which
some person devilishly inclined destroy
cd by holding lighted matches to the
bottom OF the thermometer.
Fifty members OF p. o. s. OF A. Camp
No. 26S, Of this place, in regalia, at
tended the funeral OF Earl Garvin at
Sandy Valley Sunday afternoon. De-
ceased was member OF the Reynolds
vile Camp.
Chester Ritzie found the college pin
that was lost and was advertised for In
THE STAR last week. II you lose any
thing or want to buy or sell anything
try the want and lost column In THE
STAR. One cent word
Miss L. Grace Beard, elocutionist,
gave recital in Centennial hall last
Friday evening. The entertainment
was very good and was worthy Of a
larger audience. Miss Boards i'm
presentations were excellent.
The burning OF a lace curtain at the
residence oi ii. T. Mcclure last Friday
evening caused little excitement in
that home for minute or two. One Of
the girls accidentally pushed the lace
curtain too close to gas light.
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell and Miss
Lucille Mitchell are in Pittsburg this
week, where they attended the wedding
of cousin, Miss Grace McLain, at the
Fourth Baptist church last evening. 1t
was large and swell church wedding.
DR.. J. A. Parsons, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, will go to
Washington, Pa, the latter part of this
week to be absent over Sunday and Rev.
d. ]. Frum, OF Sykesville, will fill DR..
Parsons pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
A picked up foot ball team Of this
place, mot the high school team, went
to Dubois Friday afternoon of last week
and played the Dubois high school
team and were easy picking" for the
Dubois team, in fact the Reynoldsville
team was so easy that the game was
not interesting. Score 500.
County Supt. r. B. Teitrick request
ed the preachers OF Jefferson county to
preach special sermon on public
schools and education sometime during
the months OF October and November.
Rev. A. D. Mckay, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church, preached a special
sermon along that line Sunday morning.
Mrs. F. p. Howe, OF Arcadia, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M, ]. Farrell, OF this
place. had her hands and arms badly
burned one day last week in fighting
fire to save her home. Mrs. Howe was
lighting a lamp when head OF match
few of and set fire to lace curtain
which was soon all ablaze and required
quick work to extinguish the flames.
AS announced in last weeks issue the
Thanksgiving program will be given by
the pupils OF the first seven rooms Of
the public schools In Assembly hall this
afternoon, the exercises beginning at a
quarter past two. Prof. Teitrick will
be on hand to make brief address. All
who are interested In education are
cordially invited to be in attendance.
Rev. A. D. Mckay last Wednesday
morning conducted the devotional exer-
cises at the public schools. Rev. Nc.
Kay also gave a brief though helpful
address before the pupils assembled on
the best method Of meeting difficulties
which arise In connection with their
school work. He urged the pupils to
master them, otherwise the difficulties
would master them and their lives
would not be successful.
Two weeks ago mention was made In
this paper that hundreds OF dollars
worth OF goods had been destroyed In
Robinsons shoe store and Bells clothing
store by water splgot being left open
in the Eagle rooms. The report was
given to us just before going to press
and when 1t looked as II the damage
would be considerable, but after the
water was wiped away and things ad-
justed the damage did not amount to
much.
1t is not showing the right spirit for
man to run of on tangent when his
house is quarantined according to law
on account Of a contagious disease, and
then endeavor TO retaliate by refusing
patronage and incidentally calling the
officers OF the law down for doing their
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