The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-03-28

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cuperated sufficient to be able to return
to his home In this place.
1t is expected now that the new
Methodist Episcopal church In this
place will be dedicated April Goth, four
weeks from next Sunday.
1t is reported that there were ten
small wrecks on the Low Grade Division
in two days last week, seven on Tuesday
and three on Wednesday.
Postmaster Edward G. Burns has
been recommended by Congressman
w. o, Smith for re-appointment as
postmaster at Reynoldsville.
Thieves broke into two stations or
the Low Grade Division, at Falls Creek
and Fuller, Sunday night, but got very
little plumber for their trouble.
The public road near top of hill back
of West Reynoldsville was drifted full
Of snow and impossible all Of last week.
Teams had to go through the fields.
George r. Adam, editor of Brockway-
vile Record, has been recommended by
Congressman W. o. Smith for the
postmastership at Brockwayville.
The monthly meeting of the M. f.
stewards was held at home of DR.. l.. l..
Means Monday evening Fine refresh
ments we're served after the meeting.
On the criminal trial list Of the April
term of court, beginning the second
Monday in April, there are two murder
cases and one case of assault with intent
to kill.
A preliminary meeting Of the stock
holders of the new opera house was
held last night to make arrangements
for applying for charter and some other
matters.
The ladies of Presbyterian church
will hold an apron sale and market at
the Reynoldsville Hardware Co. store
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
March 81.
The Brockwayville Record, George
II. Adam editor and publisher, entered
its twenty-second year last Friday. The
Record is one of the best papers pub
lished in the county.
Ben McEnteer, of Dubois, an erst-
while Reynoldsville boy, now student
at Kiskiminitas, played with the Kiski
Independent basket ball team at this
place Monday night
Genuine moving pictures in natural
colors will be exhibited in Assembly
hall next Monday afternoon at 400 and
in the evening at S.l5. All the great
popular masterpieces.
John II. Bell, OF Puuxsutawney, form
er citizen OF this place, accompanied
the delegation of |. o. o. F. from
Punxsutawney and Lindsey who were
in town Saturday night.
John M. Stephenson, who is working
at Summeryille now, but whose family
reside in Pittsburg, was in town this
week. He just returned from slending
couple Of weeks at his home.
Mrs Ethel Bates, clerk in the Adams
Express office, was sick several days the
past week and Express Agent Jos.
Shaffer did the office work and Thomas
Black had charge Of the express wagon.
The Jeffersonian Gold Medal Minis
trels will play in the Belvidere opera
house at Brookville tomorrow, Thurs
day, night The company will return
to Reynoldsville on special train after
the performance.
On the ninth sleep of Plant Moon
April 9th-the Improved Order of Red
Men of Reynoldsville will hold public
installation in their lodge room on
lhird floor of the Boyle building, over
Stoke and Feicht Drug Co. store.
The Indiana high school basket ball
cam will play the Reynoldsville high
school team in the Enterprise Athletic
Association rooms in this place on Fri
day evening, March 30. Game will be
called at 8.30 Admission 25 cents.
Rev. q. T. Chisholm, who was pastor
of the Falls Creek Presbyterian church
several years, has resigned that pastor
ate and gone to Gridley, California.
Rev. Chisholm closed his work at Falls
Creek Sunday and the Presbyterian
pulpit at that place has been declared
vacant.
A sleighing party from neighboring
town came to Reynoldsville one night
last week and got supper at Bohren's
Cafe. After the party had gone about
a dozen silver teaspoons we're missed.
When accused Of taking the spoons
they denied the charge and the spoons
have not been found.