The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-12-05

| Oeen Ill SIX Weeks.
DR.. John H. Murray is in Philadel-
phia this week attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania as rep
resentative from John M. Read Lodge
F. & A. NJ. of Reynoldsville.
In the M. e. church last Sunday
seven persons we're received into the
church by letter, four were received
from probation to full membership and
four we're received on probation.
The monthly meeting Of the Brother
hood OF ST. Paul will be held in the M.
E. church on Friday evening at eight
o'clock. Light refreshments after the
meeting All members requested to be
present.
Mrs. Pettinatto, whose husband was
murdered at Big Soldier Sunday, Nov.
II, was married again on the eleventh
day after her husband was killed. She
evidently did not grieve much over the
loss of husband.
The Falls Creek high school basket
ball team and Reynoldsville high school
reserve team will play preliminary
game at Park Theatre this evening
before the game between Indiana and
Reynoldsville high school teams.
Ed. Gooder will move into his new
room in The Peoples National Bank
building this week, His new cases,
counters, &C., arrived the first of this
week. Mr.. Gooder expects to be ready
to do business in his new room next
week.
In the case of the Reynoldsville
Trust Co. and the Pitt-burg Industrial
Iron Works, in which the latter claim
ed 81 200 damage on bond transaction,
which was tried in the county court last
week. the verdict was in favor Of the
Trust Co. Fl
AT a dinner given at the Commercial
Hotel in Brookville last Thursday
evening the announcement OF the
engagement OF Miss Elizabeth Reed,
daughter OF Judge John W. Reed, to
William S.. Eyster, of Ben Avon, was
made by Mrs. Reed.
Lyman w. Scott, Charles Scott, Ar
thur Seeley and Charles Sensor return
ed Friday from deer hunt near Dents
Run. They brought a large deer
one hundred and eighty pounder-home
with them. Charles Scott killed the
deer A young man was killed by a
large deer near their camp last week.
Irwin Kunes, who has resided in Reyn-
oldsville about eight years, is moving
to Emporia, W. Va, this week where
Mr.. Kunes has had employment the
past year. Mr.. and Mrs. Kunes and
family have many warm friends in
Reynoldsville who are sorry to see them
move away from our town, but wish
them happiness in their new home in
the southland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Hawthorne have
moved from Dubois to West Reynolds
Vile to remsin until spring atleast.
This move was made that the latter's
father, Philip Koehler, and son Robert,
would have somebody to keep house for
them this winter. Mr.. Hawthorn will
still retain his position with the B., r.
& P. Ry. and will travel to and from
his work each morning and evening or
the P. r. r.
Lawyer S. M. McCreight, DR.. H. B
McGarrah and Francis d. Smith start
to-day for Demopolis, Alabama, where
they are interested in large lumber
deal. Mr.. Smith expects to remain al
Demopolis for some time. The com
pany they are interested in, whlchs owns
a large and we'll equipped saw mill, latt
mill, &C., is the Black Warrior Lumber
Company. Several other Reynoldsvillt
gentlemen have stock in the company
The recital given last week at the
home of DR.. John Murray by Miss
Mitchell's chorus classes was mos
enjoyable affair. The parents coult
plainly see that the teacher and pupil!
had both been working. Besides the
beautiful songs the children sang
there was drill in rudimets and black
board work, and it was surprising tt
see how we'll the children could sins
the notes in different keys, in such ,
short term OF lessons.
Ex-Postmaster A. M. Woodward
wife and daughter, Miss Zoe, Of thi
place, attended large wedding a
Driftwood at 500 p. m. Thursday, Nov
90, when Miss Irene Corbett, daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. v. K. Corbett, and Ro!
Krider, both Of Driftwood, we're unitet
in marriage. Miss Zoe Woodward
cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid
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