The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-10-25


vice in Centennial hall Sunday morning
in body. Rev. DR.. j. A. Parsons
preached a special sermon for them.
At the 18th annual reunion OF the
"Wildcat" regiment l05th Pa. Vol,
held in Punxsutawney last Thursday the
invitation to hold the 10Th annual re-
union in Reynodsville was accepted.
The dynamo that was used by the JEFF
ferson Traction Company in the Reyn-
oldsvile Electric Light Co. building in
this place about fourteen month, was
shipped to Ridgway the first OF this
week.
In last weeks issue of THE STAR was
an advertisement, Home wanted for q
child" and the little fellow soon got a
home and number of people were dis
appointed because they did not get
around first.
Rev. A. d. Mckay, pastor of the
Reynodsvlle Presbyterian church, was
in Clarion three nights last week as
sisting the pastor of the Presbyterian
church in that place in holding prepar-
atorv service for communion.
Rev. D. E Baldwin. pastor of the
Emerickyille M. E. church, is in hos
pital in Philadelphia under treatment
He will he absent four or five weeks
Rev. ]. G. McEntire, Of this place, is
filling Rev. Baldwins pulpit during his
absence,
The new public drinking fountain
was set up near corner of Main and
Fourth streets last Thursday afternoon.
The new fountain and the one at corner
OF Main and Fifth streets are both sup
piled from spring under the Presby-
terian church.
1t is hard to conceive play that con-
tains so much comedy, such clean con-
sistant plot and so many peculiar char
acters as "The Missouri Girl" which
will be at Reynolds opera house Tues
day, Oct. 3lst. Admission 80 cents to
all parts of the house.
Street Commissioner Robert S. Will
liams, Of West Reynoldsville, got a
very large apple off young tree on his
property this fall. The apple measures
fifteen and one-half inches in circum-
ference. What will be size of apples
when the tree reaches maturity?
James Montgomery's house in West
Reynoldsville which has been vacant a
MONTH was on fire about $3.50 this morn
ing. The Citizens Hose Co. responded
promptly and soon got the fire extin-
guished. 1t is mystery how the fire
started. The damage will amount to
5000. 90 or more.
The rendition of "Ben Hur" in the
Baptist church last Friday evening by
Miss Mildred Gillum was literary
treat. Miss Gillum's accomplishments
as dramatic reader and impersonator
are quite exceptional. She was success
full in making the characters in "Ben
Hur" stand out before the audience in
life-like forms.
Some person started the report that
VIM. T. Cox intended moving away
from Reynoldsville, and Mr.. Cox as
sured ye editor that he had no intention
of doing any such thing. Mrs. Cox
went to Williamsburg to spend the win
ter and Mr.. Cox has rented his house,
but Reynoldsville will continue to be
his abiding place.
The ladies Of the Utopia Society give
social every six weeks and invite their
husbands. The social was held at the
home of F. M. Brown on Grant street
last Friday evening. A New England
dinner was served: Pork, beans, squash,
mashed potatoes, apple sauce, cold slaw,
pickles, brown bread, white bread, plum
pudding, pumpkin pie, cheese, grapes
and coffee.
The Reynoldsville high school foot
ball team played the Brookville high
school team on the latter's ground Sat
urday afternoon and our boys we're de-
feated. Score Ito. This is the second
time the ReynoldsvilDe team has beer
defeated by the Brookville team this
season. Our boys played good game
Saturday with the exception of couple
of fumbles, which gave the other team
the victory.
Reserved seat tickets for the higl
school lecture course for the season o
1866 will be on sale at Stoke & Fetch
Drug Co. store at 500 a. m. Saturday
Oct. 2S, at which time seats for on
night or for the entire course can be Sc
cured. Season tickets are now on sale a
the drug store. Price OF season ticke
for five entertainments S1.00, with te
cents additional for reserved seat 70