The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-01-18

Mrs D. NJ. Shearer, of West Reyn-
oldsvillo, who went to the jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia the 18th of
last month, where she had to undergo
an operation, was able to return to her
home last Saturday morning.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Reynoldsville Clay Man
ufacturing Co, held Thursday of last
week an auditing committee was ap-
pointed and at the call of that commit
tee a meeting will be held to elect Of
ficers.
The National Convention of the
United Mine Workers of America is be-
ing held in indianapolis, Ind. 1t con-
vened Monday. Thomas Haggerty, of
Reynoldsville, and Leonard DelPrin-
cipo, of Soldier, are attending the con-
.vention.
why Girls Leave Home" a sensa-
sticnal melo-dramatic play, was produced
at the Reynolds opera house on Monday
evening by Vance & Sullivan Company
before large audience. The company
was about up to the average of COM
panies that play here.
Two Summerville citizens had case
in court last week over a $500
dog. The case consumed a full day of
court. To discourage such petty cases
being taken up to court the costs should
always be placed on the guilty party,
and not on the county.
Charles S. Kirchartz, who sold his
pool room and cigar store to Frank
Mcclure, of Punxsutawney, will open a
barbershop and bowling alley in the
room formerly occupied by Thompson's
racket store in the Fisher block. Fred
Foley will have charge of the barber
shop.
A benefit ball will be given In Franks
Pavilion on Tuesday evening, Feb I,
1905, under the auspices of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians Committee of
arrangements, Thomas Dolan, Daniel
King, John Madden floor committee,
Thomas Mcdonald, David Williams
and Richard Finnell.
The Presbyterian choir met at home
Of MiSs TSohaI Arpold Co+u,dou oronino.
and four or five of the good ladies of
the church gave the members Of the
choir a very agreeable and enjoyable
surprise by serving nice luncheon con-
sisting OF sandwiches, coffee, ice cream.
cake, &c. This little surprise was
given the choir to show that their work
is appreciated.
The following officers have been
elected in the John G. Censor Post No.
1872, G. A. r., of this place and will be
installed on the night of 23rd instant
Commander, DR.. J. W. Foust Sr.
Vice, J. w. Griffis Jr. Vice, Samuel
Sutter Officer of the Day, Major Levi
Epler; Chaplain, Thomas Claubaugh
Quarter Master, Joseph Shaffer; Dele
gate to Department Encampment,
Joseph Shaffer; Alternate, Samuel
Sutter.
Prof. Scanlon, who was appointed by
the General Assembly Of the Presby-
terian church last spring as a general
field secretary on Public Moral and
Civic Righteousness, will make an
address in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening. Prof. Scanlon has
made special study of the moral
aspect of public questions and no one
should miss hearing him. Men who
are interested in the public questions
that affect our country at present are
particularly INVITED.
AT the annual meeting of the Sum-
merville Telephone Company, held in
Summerville January IL, the following
officers were elected for 1905 Presi.
dent, j. X. Brown, Brookville vice
president, VIM. Osborn, Dubois Sec
retary; ]. s. Hammond, Reynoldsville
treasurer, David Taylor, Brookville
auditor S. NJ. McCreight, Reynolds
vile. The directors are DIR. J. X.
Brown, j. S. Hammond, A. G. Robin
son. VIM. Osborn, F. W. Prothero, w
T Cox, Benjamin Keck. DR.. J. A.
Haven, of Summerville, who has been
superintendent for seven years, is re-
tanned in that position for another
year.