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

manager and Bert A. Hoffman captain
of the Reynoldsville High School
basket ball club for season 1906-7.
Leonard Harris, manager Reynolds
Willie high scoool foot bail team, expects
to secure a special trolley car for the
trip to Punxsutawney Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Lutheran church will hold a market on
Saturday afternoon in the store room
lately occupied by Mr.. Harmon on Main
street.
On account of several large adver-
tisements there are ten pages of THE
STAR this week. Read all the adver-
tisements and see what bargains the
merchants have to offer.
The senior class in the high school
take up their work at the school house
at 500 a. M. and are dismissed at moor
for balance of day, and are supposed to
study at home in the afternoon.
Clyde and Walter Breakey, Clyde
Hughes and Herbie Austin we're at
Heathville Saturday. They went down
to gather chestnuts, but the weather
was unfavorable for that kind of sport.
A. A. Stewart, the Clarion county oil
man, who has leased 400 acres betreen
Reynoldsville and Fuller, will put down
a gas we'll just west of Hopkins as soon
as he can arrange to have the work
done.
Rev. A. D. Mckay preached in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Punxsutawney Sunday morning aud
filed his own pulpit in the Presby-
terian church in this place Sunday
evening.
John Albart, a miner employed at
Coal Glen, dropped dead Monday after
noon near the mouth of the mine on his
way home from work. Heart failure
was the cause of death. Albart was 50
years old.
The Reynoldsville and Punxsutawney
High school foot ball teams will play a
game at Punxsutawney Friday after
Dor The Reynoldsville boys defeated
Punxsutawney boys at this place one
week ago last Friday.
During absence of Express Agent
F. o. Suffer the past week Ex-Express
Agent Joseph Shaffer had charge of
the Adams Express Company work
at this place. 1t looked natural to see
Mr.. Shaffer handling the express again.
In a letter to a friend in Reynolds
vile, G. j. Corwin, president of the
Meadow Creek Company that is mining
for gold in Idaho, says that the COM
pany has struck a rich ledge, and that he
thinks his company has the best mine
in Idaho.
Rev. W. w. Dale, of Franklin, who
vas the Methodist minister at Reyn-
oldsville thirty years ago, is the guest
Of DR.. ]. A. Parsons at the M. E.
parsonage this week. When Rev. Dale
was pastor here services were held in
the Reynolds opera house.
We received an announcement last
week of the marriage of Miss Mary
Delaney Fitzhugh and Charles Test
Prescott, Of Bay City, Mich. The
groom is a son of Hon. and Mrs. G. A
Prescott, OF Bay City, and a grandson
Of Mrs. j. L. Test, of Reynoldsville.
Joseph S. Evans, son OF E. L. Evans,
g%roceryman, who enlisted in the U. S.
Navy four years ago, served his enlist
ment and was honorably discharged at
Boston, Mass, October 6, arrived at his
home in this place Monday. During
the four years service Joseph saw much
of the world.
The Foreign Missionary Society OF
the M. E. church elected the following
officers last Friday for ensuing year
President, Mrs, S. S. Robinson; vice.
president, Mrs. Julia A. Reynolds
secretary, Mrs. J. A. Parsons /; cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. J. G. Mem
tire !; treasurer, Mrs. G. A. Stephenson.
Jot down in your note book the date OF
the coming OF 1.-THE Warning Bell" 1t
is a play as fine as Shore Acres, Old
Homestead, Way down East or any OF
that class and has more fun in it than
any of them. II you miss it, you will
miss something, and it will be too late
! to correct your blunder after it has come
and gone. Get wise before hand.
In another column of this issue OF
THE STAR will be found the program
!, for the fourth annual convention OF the
Jefferson County School Directors AS.
ISOLATION to be held in Assembly hall al
Reynoldsville on Thursday and Friday