The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-24

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groceryman and one of the p%roprietors
of the Jefferson Macaroni factory, was
at Brookville Saturday getting his
commission as notary public.
Pure plays teaching healthful lessons,
sincere in motive, and clean in language,
such only are presented by the Frank
Davidson Co. At the Reynolds opera
house three nights only, beginning Oct.
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The degree team of Mazomania Tribe
No. BAL, l. o. of r. M, of Reynoldsville,
will do the degree work in i~nstituting a
tribe of Improved order of Red Men at
Brockwayville on Tuesday evening Of
next week.
Ordinances establishing the grade
and fixing materials to be used in
construction of side walks on Fourth
and Fifth streets, will be found in this
issue of THE STAR. Those interested
should read these ordinances carefully.
Rev. w. Henry Thompson, of Pitts
burg, founder and superintendent of the
Childrens Home Society of Pennsylva-
MIA, who was the guest OF DR.. j. A. Par
Sons at NJ. E. parsonage over Sunday,
preached in the M. e. church Sunday
evening.
Lawyer G. M. Mcdonald gave a very
interesting talk before the Mems
| Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church
at the meeting held in the chapel at
$50 last Sunday evening. His topic
was: 1.-THE legal aspect Of Stephens
Martyrdom."
Trevanian Buck, OF Eldoro, Blair Co.,
Pa. a comrade in the army with John
M. Hays, who had NOT seen each other
since they were muster, d out September
4, 1864, forty-two years ago last month,
was the guest of Mr.. Hays in this place
a couple of days last week. Mr.. Buck
was here during the reunion of the
105th.
A large number of old people attend
ed the "Old Folks Day" service in the
M. E. church Sunday morning. DR.. j.
A. Parsons, pastor Of the church.
preached an appropriate sermon from
this text: "For which cause we faint
not, but though our outward man perish,
yet the inward mar i renewed day by
day"
IA brindle bull pup owned by F. S.
Hoffman fell down stairs Sunday and
broke one OF its legs. Mrs. Hoffman
took the pup to DR.. j. B. Neale's Office
and by the assistance of Lawyer g. M.
Mcdonald and Edward Hoganmiller,
DR.. Neale reduced the fracture and
from last report the dog was doing well
and will rccover.
Capt, J. P. George, we'll known over
the county as Pat. George, of Brook
v lie, the army and typo veteran, was in
Reynoldsville Saturday and called at
The STAR office. Mr.. George was
returning home from Ebensburg where
he had been attending the reunion OF
the Eleventh Pennsylvania Reserves,
the first three-year troop that went out
from Jefferson county.
-Furl Long, son-in-law of Emanuel
Weiser, of Emerickville, died at his
home in Punxsutawney last Wednesday
night. The body was brought to Reyu-
oldsville on trolley Sunday forenoon
and taken to Emerickville where inter-
ment was made beside wife of deceased,
who died three years ago. Mr.. Lorg
was SO years old. His death was caused
by a stroke Of paralysis.
DR.. J. A. Parsons. pastor Of the M.
E. church, went to Pittsburg Monday
to attend the Methodist i~nter-confer-
nee missionary convention being held
In Pittsburg this week. Among those
who are taking part in the convention
are: Bishop j. W. Bashford. OF China,
Bishop ]. M. Thoburn, of India, Bishop
]. G. Hartzell, Of Africa, Bishop W. F,
Oldham, of Malaysia, Bishop M. G.
Harris Of Japan, and other bishops and
prominent men in the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The Peterson Business College foot
ball team of Punxsutawney played a
game with the Reynoldsville high
school team at this place last Thursday
afternoon and was badly defeated. The
score was $50 in favor of the Reynolds
vile team. On account Of two of the
regular high school players being
unable to get in the game the home
team was not strictly a high school
team. John Foust, OF the Indian"
team, played, and as John is a husky
fellow he gave good account OF himself
in the game. The regular high school
team would have easily defeated the
visitors. The boys can play a nice
game.