The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-02-15

Rev. A. D. Mckay was in Brookville
last Thursday and Friday nights as
sisting DR.. Conway, Presbyterian past
or, in special meetings.
The Chicago Glee Club opened with
remarkable success about thirty lecture
courses this year. The club will be in
Assembly hall this evening
Charles Salvador. five-year-old Italian
boy, died at Soldier Saturday and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery at
this place Sunday afternoon.
All the U. S. mails are now being
weighed in postoffices and on mail
trains. The mails are weighed four or
five weeks every four years.
"The Minister'S Sweethearts, rural
comedy drama, was played at the opera
house Saturday evening to good sized
audience, 1t was well presented.
The plot OF Assembly hall is at H.
Alex Stokes drug store. Go there to
get reserved seat for the concert of
the Chicago Glee Club this evening.
Frank Hawley and Miss Maud Bush
were married on Tuesday evening of
last week, February I, 1905, at the
Catholic parsonage by Father Lynch.
Lee Whitehead, of Reynoldsvillc,
brakeman on the Low Grade Div. OF the
P. r. r., had three fingers cut off one
day last week while making a coupling.
Prof Hines will open the new l. o.
o. F. hall with a grand ball Tuesday
evening, February 2l. Will also con-
duct dancing class in the same hall.
Liveryman A. M. Woodward cut and
put into ice houses sixteen hundred ton
of ice in ten days last month instead of
sixteen ton, as stated in THE STAR last
week
Constable G. M. Leach, of Rathmel,
was over at Clarion the first of this
week after young man who is wanted
at Sykesville to answer for crime
charged against him.
Miss Elizabeth Davis, young lady of
this place who is employed in a phar-
macy department in Philadelphia, has
passed the State Board examination for
registered pharmacist.
Mrs. Edward Jennings, who vas
operated on in the Adrian Hospital at
PunXsutawney several weeks ago, ex-
poets to be able to come home the
latter part of this week.
Twenty members of the Reynoldsville
|. o. o. f. lodge drove to Dubois Mon
day evening and visited the 1. o. o. f.
lodge at that place. The Dubois lodge
gave the visitors banquet.
Val Fitzpatrick, of Pittsburg, mem
Der OF the general grievance committee
for the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men, visited the Reynoldsville B. of r.
L. on Tuesday evening of last week.
George Horn, farmer residing near
this place, had to shoot a large bay
horse one day last week. The horse
was worth about $4,000. Another
horse kicked the bay and broke one of
its legs, shattering the bone badly.
About twenty-five members of Mt.
Cliff Castle, Knights of Golden Eagles,
OF Reynoldsville went to Punxsutawney
last Friday evening on a special trolley
car and visited the Castle at Punxsy. |
They were nicely entertained and had a |
pleasant time.
II. I. Peters, who conducted a
restaurant in the Syndicate building,
has moved into the Imperial restaurant
room. The room occupied by Mitchell's |
tailor shop will be used by Mr.. Peters
for dining room in connection with |
his restaurant.
A freight wreck occurred on the Low
Grade Division of p r. r. near Dents |
Run, east of Bennezette, early Sunday
Eight cars were piled up.
No person injured. On account of the
wreck the passenger train from Drift
wood to Dubois Sunday morning, re-
turning to Driftwood in the afternoon,
was annuled.
A number of Sons of Veterans and
members of the Women's Relief Corps
of this place went to Punxsutawney on
a special trolley car Sunday morning to
attend special Lincoln Day service in
the Methodist Episcopal church, that
being Lincoln's Birthday. They wore
invited by the Punxsutawney S. of v.
Camp.
John Tonks, who was passenger
on the Low Grade Division
In the early history Of the road, for
number OF years business man in Du-
Bois, died at his home in Dubois ON
Monday morning of this week from