The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-10-04

town Monday arranging for a De no
cratic meeting to be held IN this place
next Friday evening.
Rev. A. d. Mckay, pastor of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church,
and Rev. Clark, pastor of the
Punxsutawney Presbyterian church,
exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
There will be preaching at the Trini-
ty Lutheran church at ll.00 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. next Sunday. Chestnut
Grove Lutheran church: Sunday school
at 2:l5 and preaching at 300 p. m.
The NJ. E. Sunday School classes of
Misses Jones, Phillips and Winslow will
hold market on The STAR Office front
porch next Saturday afternoon and
evening. Ice cream will be served on
the lawn.
Friday, October 20, has been named
by Nathan c. Schafer, state superin-
tendent of Public Instructions, as Au-
tumn Arbor Day, and the schools are
urged to observe the day by the plant
ing of trees.
Friday evening of last week, Sept.
80, the Sunday school board at Hopkins
elected the following officers: Supern-
tendent, A. Schukers; asst. supt.,
Harry Parker; secretary, Miss Bessie
Reed; asst. sec., Leroy Yoke; treasurer
and chorister, Miss Alma Newberry.
Stewart H. Whitehill, Democrat and
Prohibition candidate for president
Judge in Jefferson county, will not have
his name in the Prohibition column on
the official ballot because ne failed to
get his Prohibition certificate of nomi-
nation to the Secretary of the State in
time for filing,
The large boilers at the Elk Tanning
Company plant in this place are insured
and twice year the insurance company
sends man here to inspect the exterior
of the boilers and once year a man
comes to inspect the inside of boilers.
Saturday an Inspector was here and the
taunery was idle Saturday afternoon.
Col Frank Ridgway, chief of weather
bureau in Pittsburg, G. M. Payne, ar
tist on Pittsburg Gazette, and j. p.
Cowan, reporter on Gazette, were at the
National Hotel in this place for dinner
Friday. They were en- route for PUNK
sutawney to attend the annual banquet
Of the Punxsutawney Grounding Club.
Over at Beechwoods the trustees Of
the Presbyterian church are installing
new gasoline lamps to take the place of
the large chandler which has been il
Illuminating the church for number of
years. Some time ago the chandler
became detached from its support and
fell to the floor. Fortunately no one
was injured but the trustees have WISE
ly taken precaution to prevent furthur
trouble from the illuminator.-Br
wayville Record.
There are few questions of as much
interest to the people as those elfectng
the east. Dr. Hunter Corbett has spent
over forty years in China, and knows
more than possibly any other American
to-day about the eastern countries. The
people OF Reynoldsville can have the
opportunity of hearing DR.. Corbett
next Friday evening, Oct, 9th, in the
Presbyterian church. He will speak on
"The open door In China and the East"
This address is free to the public.
There are all kinds of fiends; whiskey
fiends opium fiends, cocaine fiends and
numerous others, all OF whom are soon
er or later disgraced and punished, but
the gossip fend moves right on in re-
spectability and never pays any penalty.
There is nothing she will not contami-
nate with her tongue, and while other
fiends iniure only themselves, the gos-
sip fiend spreads her venom all over
town. There ought to be some law of
nature by which the gossip fiend would
"get it in the neck" regularly about
once a week.-Penfield Press
A meeting Of the Western Pennsyl-
vania Sons of Veterans Encampment
Association, which takes in the Camps
in jefferson, Clarion and Clearfeld
counties, was held at Reynoldsville
Monday evening to elect officers and de-
eide where the encampment will be
held in 1006. Punxsutawney was se-
lected for the place to hold next en-
campment, which will be the first week
in August. The following officers were
elected for ensuing year. President,
W. D. Campbell, of PunXsutawney: vice
pesident George W. Stoke, Jr., of Reyn-
oldsville; treasurer, Harry English, of
Brookville. President Campbell will
appoint secretary.
w. F. Arms, who has been laid up at