The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-01-24

Howget, James Jones, Harry Hugg,
Lewis Hugg, Charles Hugg, Jules Sci
but and James Richards visited in New
Kensington the past week.
David G. Whitehill, president and
treasurer OF the Dubois Express Co.
and editor OF the Falls Creek Herald,
was in town last evening and made THE
STAR office fraternal call.
A freight wreck occurred at Climax,
between New Bethlehem and Lawson
ham, on Low Grade Division Saturday,
delaying passenger traffic. The east
bound train due here at 1852 p. m. was
four hours late arriving here.
John NJ. White, an attorney OF Brook
vile, who is candidate for distict at
torney, subject to ths action of the Re-
publicans at the primary election jan
uary 20th was in town last week an
nouncing his candidacy.
In the grand jury presentment to the
president Judge of Jefferson county at
the recent term of court it was recon-
mended that the antiquated seats in
the audience part of the court room be
replaced by modern furniture"
Last Saturday Judge Telford, of
Indiana Co., sentenced Carmeme De-
Renzo to be executed for killing his
sweetheart at Creekside, Indiana Co.,
last September. This is the first death
sentence in Indiana county in twenty
years.
The c. E. Society of the Presbyterian
church will hold special service in the
church on Sunday evening, Feb. 4th,
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the c.
E. movement A full program is being
prepared, which will be published in
the next issue.
In letter received last week from
Mrs E. N. Hover, of Bisbee, North Da-
kota, renewing her subscription to The
STAR, she said : 1--WE are having inc
winter weather; have had good sleigh
ing for nearly two months have not
had any billiards so far"
The body of Stiney Schlinski, miner,
was found on the trolley line between
Walstou and Punxsutawney Saturday
night. The supposition is that Schlins-
XII was murdered and the dead body
placed on trolley track to cover up the
crime. The case is being investigated.
DR.. J. A. Parsons returned yester-
day from Branchton, Butler Co., where
he dedicated beautiful small M. E..
church Sunday. The congregation and
friends subscribed $1,750 that day,
enough to clear church from all indebt-
ness and to make some necessary i'm
provements.
Ninian Cooper, of this place, who is
in his eightieth year, attended civil
court in Brookvile this week as wit
ness in land dispute. The facts in
The case occurred over sixty year ago.
Mr.. Cooper says this is the first time in
his life that he was ever subpenaed as
4 witness in court.
Rev. G. H. Fitzwilliam, OF Punxsu-
tawney, who assisted DR.. Meek two
weeks in the evangelistic meetings
being held in the Reynoldsville Baptist
church, was to have preached here
Monday evening, but one Of his daugh-
ters took seriously i'll Sunday evening
and he was unable to come to this place,
| W. G. Henry's clothing store and d.
L. & S, G. Henrys grocery store were
closed last Wednesday and Thursday
while the proprietors attended the
funeral OF their sister, Miss Tessie
Henry, of Hamilton, Pa. Interment
was made in the Henry family burial
plot in the White Church Cemetery,
near Perrysville, at @ so p. m. Thursday
We received letter last week from
Charles F. Watson, former Reynolds.
vile boy and member of the Keystone
band, now located at Los Angeles, Cal,
requesting us to add his name to THE
STAR subscr. ption list. Mr.. Watson
who is fine cornet player, is playing
at Fischer's Theatre, Los Angeles, il
married and owns the property he re-
sides in.
Two solid hours of wholesome enjoy
ment, where the latest big sensational
and comedy products of wizard photo
graphy predominant and an occasiona
illustrated song is heard, is the kind O
entertainment offered by The Herald
Square Moving Pictures which will bt
presented at the Reynolds opera house
Monday evening, January 29.
A foreigner who was sleeping besid,
the Jefferson Traction Co. line nea
Soldier Sunday evening was rudel!
awakened by trolley car hitting him