The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-12-07

should make every thinking man better
for having heard it. Lawyer Flynn's
eulogy on the Absent Brothers. all
schoolmates Of the eulogist, was fine.
The entire exercises we're good.
All members OF the Women's Relief
Corps are requested to attend the
regular meeting on Friday evening Of
this week, as it is election night.
j. A. Baydon, OF this plpce, played
in the orchestra at Dubois Saturday
night for Buster Brown" farce COM
edy in which musical features were in
troduced.
Charles Sensor, a young hunter Of
this place, who was over in the wilds Of
Clearfield county with camping party,
shot two deer, the first two live deer he
ever saw in the woods.
The Dubois Business Mems Associa-
tion will run holiday shopping ex-
cursion from surrounding towns to Du-
Bois his month. See advertise ment on
the last page Of THE STAR.
W. II Schugers and Felix Smith
have taken big lumber contract on
Mill Creek and were in town Saturday
buying groceries, blankets, &c, for
their camp. which they opened Mon
day.
Mrs. Saunders. the most fascinating
and excellent reader, Is assisted by
three skilled musicians, violinist, u
baritone and pianist. Hear them ut
Assembly hall Thursday evening OF this
week.
w. p Woodrine, L. G. Idle. Thos.
Sharp, John Stewart, George Osburn
and Cleveland Roller, firing squad from
the Sons of Veteran Camp OF this place,
attended the funeral OF James McGhce
at Sandy Valley Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith entertained par
ty of young ladies last Friday evening
in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Veitch, who
will soon leave for her home in Grove
City. Card playing and music were the
evening entertainment. Refreshments
were served.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap-
tlst church will hold weighing social"
at the home of Mrs. W. L. Fisher, on
Hill ST., Thursday evening December
15. Every person who attends will pay
one cent for every pounds they weigh.
Refreshments free. There will be an
old fashioned spelling bee. Attend and
take your friends.
Last Friday morning the opening
exercises at the public schools were
partly conducted by Rev. j. A. Parsons.
In brief address he emphasized the
necessity for the pupils to learn OF the
great teacher about whom all true
education must be concerned. The
address was timely and helpful and it
was we'll received.
Mrs. Wesley Motter was at Heath
vile last Thursday attending the
funeral OF Frank p. Hetrick, who was
stricken with paralysis November 20
and died November 28. The Brook
Vile Republican says "Mr. Hetrick
was veteran OF the war of the rebel.
lion, having served his country most
faithfully and gallantly as member OF
the 105th Regiment, Pennsylvania
Veteran Volunteers" The deceased
attended the "Wildcat" reunion at
Reynoldsville in October.
p. T. Barnum once said that the
American people enjoyed being hum
bugged. Edwin j. Hadley, the moving
picture expert, who will be here Tues
day evening, Dec l3, with his great ex-
hibition. does not think it good policy
TO abuse the confidence of the public.
Mr.. Hadley has spared no expense TO
make his entertainment the best OF its
kind An entire change OF program,
entirely different from last season, guar
apteed. Tickets on sale At H. Alex
,l,Stoke's drug store.