The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-01-31


town hall Wednesday evening, January
81.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. f. church will meet
at home of Mrs. H. T. Peters Friday
afternoon. Luncheon will be served at
five o'clock.
George G. Shaffer and Miss Alfreta
Hockenberry, of Eleanor, were married
by Squire E. Neff at his Office on Main
street at 400 p. m. on Wednesday, jan
uary "a, 1906.
Walter B. Reynolds, Captain Fl.
Boyle and Joseph B. Mitchell, all
Reynoldsville boys, have passed the
State board examination for registered
pharmacist.
Walter H. Goodlander, nephew of
Mrs. F. X. Arnold, of this place, died
at Polk, Venango Co., Pa, Saturday
evening and was buried at Luthers-
burg yesterday.
The mineral water manufacturers of
Reynoldsville, Dubois and other towns
in this section contemplate forming an
organization in the near future for their
mutual welfare.
Hon. S. B. Elliott, who has been in
various parts OF the state the past three
weeks attending to duties connected
with the Forestry Commission, return
cd to this place this week.
There was bowling contest in the
Grand Bowling alleys at this place last
Thursday afternoon between Reynolds
vile and Ridgway teams. The Reyn-
oldsville team won by l42 pins.
Mrs. Milton Schlabig took suddenly
and seriously i'll last Friday night and
members of the family who reside out of
town were called home. Mrs. Schlabig
was much better Saturday afternoon
and is still improving.
After initiation last Friday evening
in the Knights of Columbus Council in
this place M. ]. Farrell entertained the
members at his home on First street.
1t was very pleasant stag" affair.
Fine refreshments were served.
The Weedville basket ball team is
matched for game with the Reynolds
vile boys Friday night, February 2nd.
The Reynoldsville players will try to
show the boys from Weedville how to
play to win and be gentlemen as well.
The Carpenters Unions of Reynolds
Vile, Falls Creek, Dubois and Ridg-
way have adopted scale of wages of
30 SO cents per hour, or S2.75 per day
of nine hours during 1906. This is an
increase of 25-9 cents per hour over
last years wages.
A freight wreck at the tunnel near
Climax, on the Pennsylvania railroad
piled up about seven cars and tore up
several hundred feet of track Monday
morning. The passenger train due
here at l:42 was delayed over three
hours by the wreck.
Two-year-old daughter of Jules Jeuert,
glassworker, d'ed yesterday. Pneu-
monia was cause of death. Interment
in Reynoldsville cemetery tomorrow
forenoon. Mr.. Jeuert is just moving to
Reynodsvlle. His household goods
arrived here Monday.
TIE revival meetings in the Baptist
church are still in progress with good
degree of interest. Rev. G. A. Wilson,
Of Ridgway, is preaching at present.
Several candidates were baptized Tues
day evening and others will be
baptized Sunday evening, February 4th.
S. B. Snyder, of West Reynoldsville,
was walking along P. r. r. track Fri
day afternoon when he slipped on ice
and fell, his face striking the rail,
bruising his face badly. 1t was first
thought that his jaw bone was broken.
Mr.. Snyder has been living on soups
and other liquid diet since the accident.
The Emerickville P. o. S. OF A. band
has been re-organized and Prof. W. N.
Kinney, of Reynoldsville, has been en-
gagged as instructor for another term,
which is evidence that he is efficient as
an instructor. This band has all indi-
cations of being first-class musical
organization.
The g., r. & P. and the B. & S.
railroads will open union station at
Juneau, Indiana Co., and Walter Will.
liams, son of r. S. Williams, OF West
Reynoldsyille, who recently resigned a
position as telegraph operator aud
agent for the P. r. r., and accepted q
position with the B., r. & P. is agent
at Juneau.
The DUB lis bowling team was defeat