The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-01

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town priests assisted Fathers Brady and
Lynch.
The Brockwayville Record and Falls
Creek Herald editors are having news
paper "scrap" and some of our other
exchanges are saying harsh things
about neighbor editors. We are forced
to the conclusion that somebody is tell
ing few lies.
Joshua Simpkins," a four act rural
district play, was presented at the
Reynolds opera house Friday night be-
fore full heuse. It's a good company
and carries fine orchestra. The saw
mill scene was a vast improvement over
any attempts in similar line.
Liveryman E. G. Burns took four
horse load of young people to Beech
woods last Friday evening to see a game
of basket ball between the Beechwoods
high school team and Brookville team.
The young people were dumped out in
a snow drift on the homeward trip.
DR.. and Mrs. A. II. BOwser entertain
ed about thirty friends at their resi-.
dence on Main street last Friday eve
ming. Various games, instrumental
music, several songs by Mrs. DR.. John
H. Murray, constituted the entertain
ment Of the evening. Refreshments
were served, At late hour the guests
returned to their homes.
Duncan M. Dunsmore, jr., sailor boy,
who visited his parents in West Reyn-
oldsville the latter part OF last month,
is now on the Colorado" new armor-
ed cruiser that was put in commission
two weeks ago. After the maneuver-
ing in the West Indies the Colorado" :"
in North Atlantic squadron, will start
on cruise around the world.
Prof. and Mrs. D. S. Bacon very
pleasantly entertained the teachers of
the public schools of this place Monday
evening of this week. Pictures of prom
inent men and those advertising many
important foods were placed on the
walls. The guests were to guess what
each represented, A prize of bunch
of beautiful carnations was awarded to
Miss Elvie Coleman, who had answered
correctly the largest number. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
teachers spent delightful evening
A wedding took place last evening at
500 o'clock at the Baptist parsonage.
The high contracting parties, Mr..
Joseph Gould, of Eleanora and Miss
Melora Justham, of Reynoldsville, were
united in marriage with the ring cere-
mony by Rev. DR.. A. ]. Meek. The
bride and groom were accompanied
by Mr.. VIM. Justham aud Miss Lizzie
Fry, of Reynoldsville, and Mr.. Bert
Crooks, of Eleanora, and Miss Eliza
Gould, of Anita. Mr.. Crooks and Miss
Gould acted as bridesmaid and grooms-
man. Their many friends wish the
newly welded pair happy voyage
through life.
The contest to he held at Brookville
March 10 will be the inter-high school
contest of the senior classes 'of the
three schools, Punxsutawney, Brook
vile and Reynoldsville. Each school
will have four representatives, de-
batter, book reviewer, an orator, and
a reciter. Those who are to take part
in the contest from this place have
made their selections and are working
on them. Special arrangements for
train to bring our people back after the
contest are being made and it is hoped
that Reynoldsville will take good del
egation to Brookville to encourage our
contestants by their presence. Fuller
details will be given later.
Six young men hired rig at Burns.
livery stable Saturday evening to drive
to Dubois. They upset on the way
home near Skunk Hollow, and the team
ran away from them. The fellows
walked home expecting to find the team
at the barn, but the team was not here.
Bert Burns took another team and
started out to look for the rig, but re-
turned in a couple of hours without it.
E. G. Burns then started and drove to
Dubois and almost to Luthersburg, but
failed to get any trace OF the rig. The
team was found about daylight in the
swamp near Rathmel. For some reason
the horses had turned off the road and
taken to the woods and had gone over
logs that would seem almost impossible
for them to get over. 1t is hardly
necessary to add that the new $500
three seated sleigh was hardly worth
gathering up the pieces.