The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-05-03

about eighty of the members of the
order attended the funeral Sunday.
The central Office of the Bell Tele-
phone Company has been moved from
the Boyle building to H. A. Stoke
building at corner of Main and Fifth
streets. The office is open continuously
now-day and night. The company is
putting in the cable system at Reynolds
vile.
James Thompson, editor of Big Run
Tribune and Mrs. Emma Hammond,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Veil, of
Big Run, who some years ago resided
in Reynoldsville, were married at home
of brides parents at l.30 p. m. Wednes-
day, April 26, by DR.. c. c. Rumberger.
We extend congratulations and good
wishes.
The work of excavating for founda-
tion for Dr. John H. Murray's residence
on Main street, near iron bridge, was
begun Monday morning. DR.. Murray
did not give contract for erection of
his new reside u,. He viii hire men
by the day to build H. Harry p.
Means, OF Frostburg, will superintend
the work.
Thomas Cummings, of Waston,
Democratic candidate for county com
missioner, was in town short time
yesterday. Mr.. Cummings worked in
the coal mine until he had his right
leg so badly injured that it was am
putated above the knee. He has
taught school five years. He is well
qualified to fill the Office of county com
missioner.
Prof. G. M Miller, of Coudersport,
Potter county, Fa., who was a delegate
to the Lutheran Conference held in
this place last week, visited some of
the rooms of the public school on Wed
nesday morning after having given
brief, but practical address at the open
ing exercises. Prof. Miller was much
pleased with the nature of the work
done in the rooms he visited.
The plot of Assembly hall for the
Junior Evolutionary Contest to be held
next Tuesday evening will be opened at
the Boyles- Woodward drug store
Thursday morning of this week, May 4.
Reserved seats will be 30 cents; general
admission, 25 cents. All persons de-
string tickets may secure them at the
drug store till the evening of the con-
test and then at the school building.
A Council of Knights of Columbus,
No. 800, was instituted at Emporium,
Pa, last Sunday. There was large
banquet in the evening-460 plates.
The following Reynoldsville gentlemen
atssAded the institution of the new
Council G. F. Hoffman, NJ. j. Farrell,
John A. Welsh, Ed. Gooder, J. j.
Hoffman, John McDunald, Frank Has !
son, Lawrence Gleason and Charles
Montgomery.
The public schools OF West Reynolds
vile closed successful eight month |
term Yesterday. Prof. j. Il. Wilson,
principal, is a good instructor and he
had three good assistants, Misses |
Anna Fleming, Meta Wilson aud
Maud Meek. The standard of the West |
high school was raised
the past year and consequently there
was no graduating class this year, but |
it will be better for the graduates next |
year.
Rev. ]. V. Bell, of Dubois, Rev. F. |
P. Britt, OF Corsica, and Rev. Clark, OF |
Punxsutawney, all Presbyterian minis
ters, were in Reynoldsville Monday as a
committee from Presbytery to locate
Rev. Surney, who has been doing mis-
sionary work among foreigners in this
section several months. The commit
tee decided that Soldier would be a
good place for Rev. Surney to locate
and they arranged to get him house |
at Soldier.
VIM. M. Long, staff correspondent on
Pittsburg Dispatch who was sent out to
write up the mine disaster at Eleanora,
came to Reynoldsville on the $50 P.
r. R. train Friday night, went to
Eleanora on trolley, got particulars OF |
the great calamity and came back to
in hack With some
members of the Improved Order of Red |
Men who had driven to Eleanora to
see about funeral of George Kirkwood,
who was member Of the Red Men. Had |
it not been that the Reynoldsville men
had driven to Eeanora Mr.. Long would |
have had to walk back to Reynoldsville,
a distance of six or seven miles. They
arrived here at 1.30 a. m. Saturday and |
Mr.. Long telephoned his story to the |
Dispatch.
The name of Harvey D. Haugh, OF |
Union township aDpears in the column