The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-16

The jefferson Traction Company has
had two foot red ring painted on the
trolley line poles at points where the
cars will stop to take on or let of
passengers.
We erred last week In saying that
Jonothan Deemer and son, Albert, had
gone to Ulmers, N. C. II was Jonothan
Smith and son, Albert, who went TO
| Ulmers, n. G..
Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather the chicken and waffle supper
given in the basement Of the M. f.
church last Thursday evening by the
Helping Hand Society was we'll patron
ized.
The Punxsutawney high school foot
ball team was in town yesterday on
their way to Brookville TO play the
high school team at that place. The
score was 6.5 in favor OF the Punxsy
team.
About one hundred and fifty people
bought tickets at the p. II. z. station
in this place Monday for Brookville to
attend court. There was one club
ticket for one hundred and fifteen
passengers.
Carrie Berniece Eufer, twenty-month-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Eufer, had her right arm scalded from
wrist to elbow last Thursday. Several
months ago this little tot fell of chair
and broke her left arm.
Rev. Perry A. Reno, of Sharon, for
mer pastor of the Reyneldsville M. +.
church, who came to town to attend the
funeral of Mrs. John Reed, will have
charge of the prayer meeting In the
NJ. f. church this evening.
Friday evening Of next week, Novem-
Der %, Mrs. Evans. formerly superin-
tendent of the Memorial Home at
Brookville. will inspect the Reynolds
vile Relief Corps All members of the
Corps are requested to be present
The grand jury found true bill yes
terday against Francesca Cefali, the
Italian who will be tried in the Jeffer-
son county court this week on the
charge of numbering Pasquale Pelie-
grsno at Sykesville September "a.
Coming Will soon be here ! The
Hadley, Exhibition Of Moving Pictures.
Edwin j. Hadley, the moving picture
expert, formerly with the Lyman Fl.
Howe Co. during we seasons, now per-
sonally presents his own superb exhi-
btion When you see this attraction
you see the best
! Next Wednesday afternoon, Nov. %,
the pupils of the first seven rooms of
the primary and intermediate grades
will render a Thanksgiving program in
Assembly hall. These exercises will
begin at 2 Is and the public is cordially
invited to be present. Prof. r, b.
Teitrick will be on hand and deliver a
brief address.
The reception and picnic held in the
Reynolds Park last Wednesday evening
in honor of Mrs. w. M. Fulton and Miss
Williams, OF Colorado Springs, Col,
was attended by at least one hundred
and twenty-five people and was very
pleasant and social affair. After supper
the Strauss orchestra furnished music
and number OF those present danced.
Mrs. Emma B. Spackman, wife Of DR..
r.. V. Spackman, died at her home in
Dubois at ten o'clock Monday night.
Mrs. Spackman had been in poor health
for some time and her death was not
unexpected. Mrs. Spackman has visit
ed Mrs. DIR. W. B. Alexander In this
place different times and number OF
Reynoldsville people were acquainted
with her. She was an excellent woman.
Report OF the public schools for the
month ending Nov, 1904 Boys enrolled,
1926 girls enrolled, 33l Total enroll
ment 657. Boys average per cent OF
attendance 92; girls average per cent
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cent of attendance, 92. Boys neither
absent nor tardy, IA girls neither
absent nor tardy, l5l total pupils
neither absent nor tardy, 295. Per-
centage of boys neither absent nor
tardy A, of girls, 46 total, 45.
The funeral of John Miller, whose
death was mentioned in THE STAR last
week, held at the family residence at
Prescottville at 200 p. m. last Friday,
was large funeral. The Knights of
Pythias lodge, of which deceased was
member, and the Pythian Sisterhood
attended the funeral in body. Rev.
j. w. Myers, pastor of the Lutheran
church, conducted the funeral service,
assisted by Rev. DIR. A. ]. Meek, pastor
of the Baptist church. Interment was