The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-12-19

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vile Baptist church, and Rev. G. A.
Wilson, pastor Ridgway Baptist
church, exchanged pulpits Sunday.
NJ. ]. Miller, proprietor of the hotel
at Eleanor, who has been In Philadel-
phia six or seven weeks receiving treat
mont from specialist, will return
home this week.
Bowling team was defeated in three
games by Brookville team at this
place last Wednesday evening. The
total points we're: Brookville, 2,557;
Reynoldsville 1882.
Howe's moving picture show at the
Centennial hall last Thursday evening
was greeted with full house. Howe's
entertainment always draws a large
crowd at Reynoldsvile.
Reynoldsville Athletic basket ball
team and team from Clarksburg will
play a game in the Park Theatre on
Friday evening Of this week. Game
will be called at $50. Preliminary
game at 8.
About three hundred were added to
the membership OF the different
churches in Brookville as result OF
the union gospel meetings held In that
ace almost three weeks, closing on
the 9th inst.
AS pastor of Mr. Rockefeller's church
in Cleveland and as the most brilliant
campaign speaker Ohio has ever known,
Morgan Wood has gained a reputation
that warrants a crowded house on his
appearance in Reynoldsville Jan. 3.
James Smith, driver in the mines
at Fuller, WAS stabbed in the back last
Saturday by an Italian, Smith, who
was not dangerously injured, was taken
to home Of his parents at Lindsey. There
were three Italians mixed up in the
affair. Two of them have been arrested.
Tomorrow, Thursday, is directors
day at the county institute at Brook
vile. At 1l00 a. m. there will be an
informal meeting Of all the school
directors in this county. DR.. Nathan
C. Schaeffer, State Superintendent of
Of Public Instruction, will address this
meeting
Mrs. H. J. Pollitt and two daughters,
Of this place, and G. W. Stevenson, of
Washington township, attended the
funeral OF David Mckee at Corsica
yesterday. Mr.. Mckee died Sunday.
He was a highly respected citizen Of
Corsica and was we'll known in the
county.
M. M. Fisher has bought the 7. G.
Reynolds property on Main street. Mr..
Reynolds, who holds a state position at
the capitol at Harrisburg, will he in
town this week to transfer the property
to the new owner. Mr.. Fisher will put
in a new front In the room formerly
occupied by Coolers jewelry store.
The attendance at the bond social in
the NJ. E. church last Friday evening
was not as large as usual, on
account, no doubt, OF inclement weather
The program consisted OF recitation
by Helen Censor; recitation, Mary Nc
Creight; solo, Mrs. ]. W. Gillespie;
recitation, Miss Margaret Stoke; solo,
Mrs. ]. A. Parsons; recitation, Phyllis
Young. The program was short but 1t
was good one.
There certainly could be some ar
rangements at small expense to keep
Main street in better condition during
the muddy season. II the Water Co.
would furnish water the business men,
VIC believe, will pay for the labor Of
having the street washed at least once
a week. Mud and dirt accumulate very
fast on the paved street and during the
rainy weather last week people bad to
wade across the street.
Several West Reynoldsville boys
we're arrested last Friday for stealing
peanuts out CT P. r. r. freight station
and for loafng around the passenger
station at train time. The boys had a
hearing before Squire w. L. Johnston
and we're released with a small
fine this time. The next Of
fense the boys will not get off so easy.
Unless there is less loafing around the
station at train time there will be more
arrests made.
Morgan Wood is one Of the youngest
as we'll as one OF the most popular lee
turers on the platform to-day. He is
magnificently endowed with voice and
physique. Indeed, nature seems to
have been partial to him. He is pos
sessed with wonderful oratorical powers,
moving his hearers to tears and laugh
ter almost at will. He is tragical In
appearance and oft times in manner is
indeed modern Saul.-Bloomington
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