The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-08

of Assembly hall will be put up at Mr..
Stokes drug store for the concert of the
Chicago Glee Club to be given February
10. Tickets for reserved seats will be
secured at that place.
A four horse load of townspeople
started out to Deemer's Cross Roads
Thursday evening to spend the evening
at residence CT Amos Deemer, but the
snow drifts were too much for them and
they only got as far as Jacob Schwem's
and returned home.
"The Waif of the Sierras" was pre-
sented at the Reynolds opera house
Saturday evening by G. B. Whitneys
Company of twenty-four people. The
company had an open date and did not
bill the town until last Friday, but
there was fair-sized audience present.
The show was up to the average.
John D. Swanger, photographer, who
had charge of Corwin's photograph
gallery in this place one year and
half, went to Milton, Pa, yesterday to
accept position. Mr.. Swanger has
number of warm friends in town who
were sorry to see him go. G. J.
Corwin will run the photograph gallery
himself for few months at least.
Twenty eight members of the Daugh-
ters of Rebekah of Reynoldsville
drove to Dubois Saturday forenoon and
took dinner at home of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. E. Ridgeway, who are members OF
the lodge, and at five o'clock attended a
banquet given by the Dubois Daughters
of Rebekah to the Reynoldsville and
Falls Creek Rebekahs.
Monday evening number of Sons of
Veterans from Punxsutawney and Du-
Bois. visited the Sons OF Veterans Camp
at this place. After the regular meet
ing of the Camp in Bells hall all the
Reynoldsville boys and their visitors
went to the I. o. o. F. hall where the
Women's Relief Corps had banquet
spread for them. Some of the old sol
diers of Reynoldsville we're present.
Impromptu speeches were made after
the inner man had been satisfied.
Report Of public schools for the
fourth month ending Jan. II, is as fol-
lows : Boys enrolled, 81 ; girls enroll
ed, 93l total enrolment, 642. Boys
average per cent. of attendance, 93
girls average per cent. of attendance,
90; total average per cent. OF attend
ance, 90. Boys neither absent nor
tardy, no. girls neither absent nor
tardy, Ill; total pupils neither absent
nor tardy 22l. Percentage of boys
neither absent nor tardy, 35 of girls,
33 Of total pupils, "a.
This seasons biggest comedy success
is G. II. Eldon's production of 1.-THE
Minister'S Sweethearts," which will ap-
pear at the opera house in this city
Saturday, February IL. Everywhere
this play is making phenomenal hit,
both artistically and financially. Man
ager Eldon will shortly put out two,
other companies in the same play. The
company that appears here, however, is
the original one, with Miss Bessie Cliff
ton in the role of daisy, the village
waif," a character she created in the
premier production. The cast includes
only well known players, so first class
production is assured. Seats on sale at
Stokes. Prices 25, 35 and 80 cents.
Mrs. Mary L. Croasman, wife OF 1. M.
Croasman, of Sykesville, died at LOO a.
m. Monday, February 6, 1905. Her
death was caused by peritonitis. Mrs,
Croasman was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Zufall, of Bell town
ship, Jefferson Co., Pa. She was born
August "a, 1870, and was "a years, 6
months and 13 days old. Deceased is
survived by her husband and four
children, the Oldest 13 years and young
est years. The body will be taken to
Bell township this forenoon for inter-
ment. Funeral service will be held in
the CRUDE church, Bell township, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. W. Crawford, pastor
OF the Sykesvile Baptist church.
Undertaken j. H. Hughes, Of Reynolds
vile, has charge Of funeral.