The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-22

row, Thursday, evening. All members
Of the conference are requested TO be
present.
The financial reports OF The First
National and The Peoples National
banks, of Reynoldsville, found in this
issue of THE STAR, show that the de-
posits In these two banks amounts to
1852, ,319 so.
Miss Jessie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Moore, of Desire, died at
4.30 o'clock Sunday morning. Funeral
services will be held at home of parents
at 90 Wednesday afternoon. She was
10 years, 10 months and days old
The first annual reception and ball Of
the Enterprise Athletic Association
will be leld in the Association rooms
Thanksgiving evening, November 30.
Music will be furnished by the Associa-
tion orchestra. Invitations have been
issued.
The meeting of the Ministerial AS
ISOLATION was held in the Presbyterian
chapel Monday afternoon. Rev. J. w.
Crawford, pastor of the Sykesville
Baptist church, read paper on "Justi-
fication and Adoption" The next
meeting will be held in the Baptist
church at Sykesville December 4.
In the game OF association foot ball
played at Dubois Saturday between
the Coal Glen and Ele anora teams the
result was victory for the Coal Glen
team, The score was 6 to l. These
teams had played four games this
season and each won two games, max
ing this the decisive game for the
championship and 300 90 side.
Joseph Pentz and his sister, Mrs.
Jane Sprague, of Reynolds, lie, were
called to Johnsonburg last week by the
serious illness of their sister, Mrs.
Margaret Harker, who died Friday
morning, Nov. II, 1905. Mrs. Harker
had been ill two weeks. She was fifty
seven years old. The interment was
made in the Salem cemetery, Clearfield
county, Monday afternoon.
The Cory Construction Company, of
Binghamton, N Y, are the contractors
for the construction Of the big tunnel in
h n ha
Franklin & Clearfeld Railroad Com
pany, and are pushing the work on the
tunnel as rapidly as possible. 1t is said
that it will require about year and .
half to complete the tunnel referred to.
New Bethlehem Leader.
Last Friday night the trustees OF the
M. E, church let the contract for heat
ing the new church. Lucas & Deible,
plumbers of this place, were given the
contract. The following contracts were
let at a previous meeting: Plumbing,
Union Plumbing Co., of Reynoldsville;
Wiring for electricity, Wyman Electric
Co., of Dubois Artistic windows, Has
kins & Co., of Rochester, N. Y.
The body of Mrs. Carrie Haines, who
died at Altoona on Thursday Of last
week, was brought from Punxsutawney
to Reynoldsville on trolley line Friday
and shipped from here to Brookvillle on
the p. r. r. Mrs. Haines was the
daughter of DR.. G. M. Matson, of Brook
Vile. She had been i'll for sometime
and was at Altoona for treatment.
The New Bethlehem Athletic and
Reynoldsville Athletic basket ball
teams played an interesting game in the
Athletic Association rooms in this
place last Friday evening. The New
Bethlehem boys defeated the Reynolds
vile boys. The score was 1914. The
New Bethlehem team has played
several games this season and this is
the lowest score the team has made
this season.
Laba1ie's production of Faust" at
the Reynolds opera house Monday night
was excellent and was attended by
good sized audience. There was much
special scenery used and the electrical
effects, especially during the duelling
scene and Walpurgis night witches
carnival, were startling and most weird.
Hubert Labadie, as Mephisto, was the
star of the play and was we'll sup
ported by the entire company. There
are few plays which combine the classic
and popular so we'll as this one.
Hon. S. Taylor North, Of Punxsu-
tawney, Jefferson county's representa-
tive in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
was in Brookville Monday and made
the Republican pleasant call. Dur
ing the last session of the Legislature
Mr.. North made hard fight for new
legislative apportionment that would
give this county two members, the just
representation OF which she has been
defrauded for fifteen years, and it is
gratifying to him to have the Governor