The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-02-21

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Monday night of next week will be
the closing dance In |. o. o. F. hall
under direction of Prof Hines until
after the lenten season.
Mrs. j. w. Dawson entertained the
| Presbyterian choir and few other
friends at her home on Grant street
last evening. 1t was a very pleasant
social event.
DR.. A. j. Meek conducted chapel SER
vice at the school morning exercises
last Wednesday. During his talk he
drew some forceful lessons from the life
OF Marshall Field.
Arthur Tyson's M. e. Sunday school
class held social at Mr.. Tysons home
on Jackson street last Thursday even
ing The social was we'll attended and
pleasant social event.
The Woman Against Woman"
company that was billed to play at the
Reynolds opera house Monday night
failed to materiaize on account OF
financial embarrassment.
General Manager John w. Dawson
will take the Enterprise Athletic
Association basket ball team to Du-
Bois tomorrow evening to play game
of basket ball with Dubois team.
Mr.. S. B. Rumsey, former superin-
tendent of the Low Gil ade Div. of p r..
r., who has resided in Pittsburg several
years, has had fine residence erected
at Oakmont and has moved to that
place.
Hon. Henry Godfrey, Jr., member of
the House of Representatives from the
fourth legislative district of Pittsburg.
and wife visited the latter's mother
Mrs. A. Davis, in Rathmel the past
week.
The valentine party given in the
Parochial school hall last Wednesday
evening by the ladies OF the Sodality
Society was well attended and every
body had pleasant time. The ladies
took in about $500.
Twenty-Five Reynoldsville people
went over to Punxsutawney last Friday
evening to see Robert B. Mantell pre-
sent king Lear" Shakesperean play,
at the jefferson Theatre. They came
home on special trolley car.
The RIP Van Wrinkle" company that
played at the Reynolds opera house
Friday evening was given small
attendance and it was necessary for the
manager of the company to borrow
some cash Saturday morning to get the
company out of town.
The Quaker basket ball team of In
diana played the Enterprise Athletic
Association team at this place last Fri
day evening, but they were easy victims
for our team. The score was S-42 in
favor Reynoldsville team. Our boys
outclassed the visitors. They were too
fast for the Quaker team.
The special meetings that were
started in Centennial hall last week by
the Methodist congregation will be con-
tinued all this week. The attendance
is good. Prof. Bish has charge of a
large choir that furnishes good music,
which is great help to DR.. Parsons in
the meetings.
County Commissioner E. 7. McGaw
and wife were at Brockwayville Friday
attending the funeral of their niece,
Mrs. W. H. Hunter, who died Tuesday
morning with pneumonia. Funeral
service was held Friday morning at
Brockwayville and interment was made
in the Beechwoods cemetery.
]. w. Fink. of Port Matilda, Pa, who
was called to Allegheny City last week
where his son, r. B. Fink. is in the
General Hospital with typhoid fever,
came to Reynoldsville Monday. Mr..
Fink says Ford is getting better. Mrs.
J. NJ Gathers, Earl and John Fink were
also down to Allegheny last week to see
their brother.
On the 9th inst. Mrs. Jas. w. Giles
pie and Mrs. H. Alex Stoke received
telegram announcing the death of their
uncle, G. H Jackson, of Canton, Ohio.
On Sunday, 18th inst. they received
another telegram announcing the death
of their aunt, Mrs. G. H. Jackson, of
Canton. Mr.. jackson was SO years old
and Mrs. Jackson was so years old
Mrs. A. S. M. Hopkins, of Cory, Pa,
Conference Secretary of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the M.
E. Erie Conference, delivered an ad.
dress in Centennial hall Monday after
noon before a number of ladies of the
Foreign Missionary Society OF Reyn-
oldsville M. E. church. She also spoke
at the evangelistic meeting in the
evening.
T. j. Newcome, proprietor of the