The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-03-23

lnlS pltCes udJ Will tuhhe u memoo'-
ship of about ITO. A social will be held
in the Elk rooms after the initiation.
+. II. Skinner, the we'll known stone
mason and contractor, has been granted
patent on an instrument that he calls
a divider. 1t will be used by architects,
aud by manufacturers for ornamental
Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Rev. H. II. Barr, M. f. minister of
Brockport. who assisted tive weeks In
revival services in the M. E. church at
this place, returning home last Satur-
day, began series Of special meetings
in his own church last Sunday.
Don't forget the chicken and waffle
supper at the Presbyterian Chapel to-
morrow Thursday evening, from $50
TO 500. Price 25c. A sale OF Easter
novelties will be held at the same time.
Bring the children with you.
j, +. Doubles, OF this place, who
pitched for the Kane ball team last
year, has signed to pitch for the Sharon,
Pa, team for coming season. "Dubs"
did good work for the Kane team and is
getting a reputation as ball twirler.
Frank II. Robertson, who gave an
illustrated lecture in Reynoldsville last
year on public school lecture course,
will give an illustrated lecture on Japan
at Dubois Friday evening OF this week.
The people of Dubois will hear a fine
lecture.
The Keystone Hardware Company has
rented the second story Of the building
they now occupy, which will be used as a
plow, pump and storage department.
Their large store room is crowded with
goods and they we're compelled to get
more room.
G.. d. Burlington, former proprietor
of the American House In Brookvillle,
and his brother, E. G. Burlington, have
bought Hotel Longview, near P. r. r..
station, Brookville. f. G. Burlington
will run the hotel, taking charge about
the lst Of April.
DIR. G. G. Rumberger, OF Big Run,
formerly pastor of the Reynoldsville
NJ. T.. church, was in Philadelphia last
week having an examination Of a
growth in right side, and we are pleas
I'D to state that he will not have to sub
| NIT to m npa,otinp
Saturday evening as train No. 110,
due here at 1853 p. m, was running
along near Weedvlle some person shot
through one OF the car windows. The
bullet whistled uncomfortably close to a
preacher sitting in the car and lodged
in the woodwork on opposite side OF
OF the car.
Mrs, A. p. Utter, Of Manistee, Mich,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Ross, at the Ross House
since before the holidays, started for
her home yesterday morning. She
spent last night with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w, Palen at Williamsport and will visit
relatives at Ithaca, N. Y, before going
home.
Rev. j. G. McEntire, OF this place,
was unable to fill his appointments al
the Paradise M. E. church. Bollinger
school house and Sandy Valley M. E.
church last Sunday on account Of being
i'll. He has the grip" He will not be
able to fill his appointments next Sun
day, but he has secured supply for the
morning service at Soldier and the eve
ming service at Rathmel.
d. H. Clark, general manager of the
jefferson Traction Co., expects to begir
work on the extension Of the trolley
line from Reynoldsville to Sykesvillt
just as soon as the frost is out OF the
ground sufficiently not to interfere with
the light grading that will haye to be
done. Mr.. Clark thinks he can bsgir
the work in two weeks. The Traction
Co. has bought large rails from the
Carnegie company and fifteen miles o
WIRE Not later than April 10th the
material for the Sykesville extension
will be unloaded at this place.
The closing number OF the public
school lecture course, a concert by th'
Empire Entertainment Company, wa
given in Assembly Hall last Friday eve
ming. The musical numbers. voca
solos and guitar, mandolin and from
bone selections, were fairly we'll re
ceived, but the leading spirit OF th'
company was S. Platt Jones, the im
personator. His humor convulsed tn
audience and when he recited some o
James Whitcomb Riley's pathetic dia
lect verse he held the closest attention
His character sketches and reading
from "Eben Holden'' were also very fine