The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-04-06

TO Prescottville this week.
Henry Snyder, Of West Reynoldsville,
was injured yesterday morning while
riding out of the barn on wagon.
The Utopia Society will hold social
at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. A. j.
Meek on Friday evening Of this week.
Thomas Gulliford, OF this place, went
to Oak Ridge last evening TO accept the
position of mine foreman OF the Alcola
Bituminous Coal Companys plant.
John T. Barclay, travelling salesman
for the Dubois Candy Co., who has re-
sided in Reynoldsvillo a number OF
years, moved his family to Dubois this
week.
The headquarters Of the PIttsburg
division of the Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburg R'y was transferred from
Butler to Punxsutawney on Monday OF
this week.
Evangelist Kirkwood and Wallace
Mitchell will hold series OF meetings
at Eleauora soon. Mr.. Kirkwood will
preach and Mr.. Mitchell will conduct
the singing.
There was a typographical error In
THE STAR last week in the date given
Of the execution OF Aiello. 1t should
have been Thursday, April 2lst instead
of Thursday, April 23rd.
Special service In the Emerickville
Lutheran church on Wednesday even
ing of next week, continuing each even
ing until Saturday evening. Subject OF
discourses, Conversion"
Evangelist J. 4. Kirkwood will preach
at Rathmel at 100 a. m next Sunday
aud at West Liberty in the evening.
Wallace Mitchell will accompany Mr..
Kirkwood to assist in the singing.
In this issue of THE STAR will be
found two charter notices. One is for
"The Brockwayville Theatre Co.." and
the other is "The Brockwayville Agri-
cultural and Driving Park Association. ="
A very large audience assembled In
the opera house last night and listened
to an interesting lecture on the Battle
Of Gettysburg by Prof. Gilbert. The
pictures were excellent.-Piedmont
Herald
The editor OF THE STAR has been APP
pointed as a delegate from Pennsylvania
State Editorial Association to attend
the meeting OF the National Editorial
Association to be held In st. Louis
next month.
The Elks have secured the services OF
the talented child actress, little Miss
Genevieve Dean, TO play the part of
Ada in their production Of David
Garrick" April April 2l-22. Miss Dean
is from st. Marys.
The Fatal Step Co. that was booked
for three nights at Reynolds opera
house, beginning Monday night, dis
banded after the show Monday night.
Some members OF the company quit the
show before the play was given here.
The miners OF this section were idle
last Friday and Saturday awaiting the
action OF the U. M. w. OF A. convention
at Altoona on the wage scale, the old
agreement between operators and min
ers having expired the last day OF
March.
April 23rd will be Easter Sunday next
year. That is the latest date since
1886 and will be the latest date until
1916, when Easter falls on April 23rd
again. The earliest date for Easter in
the next twenty-five years will be
March /, 1929.
Harvey Deter and George White, of
this place, will conduct public services
at the following places next Sunday
In NJ. E. church Sandy Valley in the
forenoon in school house at Soldier In
the afternoon and in M. E. church at
Rathmel in the evening.
Mrs. Ellen Eldred, OF New York
State, who has been engaged in temper
ance work for nineteen years, was in
Reynoldsville a couple OF days last
week selling little poems at five cents
apiece aud talking temperance to. men
in barrooms and public places.
The Helping Hand Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church took in
one hundred dollars at the Easter sale
and market held in basement OF the
church last Friday and Saturday.
Their expenses amounted to about
$500, leaving the net receipts sS5. 90.
Guy Cornmesser, Misses Ruth Cath
ers, Pearl Barret and Meta Breakey
left here Monday for Lock Haven to
attend the Central State Normal School
at that place. Quite number Of young
people from Jefferson county will attend
the Normal at Lock Hayen this wear