The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-04-25

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Pittsburg Industrial Iron Works plant
at this place, has bought an Indian
| Motor Cycle TO ride to and from the
/ steel plant. II Is good machine and
can run about sixty miles an hour when
given full speed
The fall session of the Clarion Pres
bytery will be held in the Presbyterian
| church at Clarion. The Presbytery
was invited to meet at Reynoldsville
next fall, but on account Of 1t being so
long ago since the Presbytery met at
Clarion 1t was decided to hold next
meeting at that place.
Charles Mcdonald, Thomas McDon-
aid and David Williams, of this place,
were at Dubois Sunday attending
meeting Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans to select a place for holding next
reunion. and Dubois was chosen as the
place. The reunion will be held on
Tuesday, August 2Sth.
The Ridgway conference and Sunday
school convention of the Lutheran
church met at ROlfe Monday evening
and will adjourn at noon to-day. Rev.
j. w, Myers, pastor of Trinity Lutheran
church Of Reynoldsville, and his daueh-
ter, Miss Anna Myers, are attending
the conference and convention
"Nellie BLY," and man named Mills,
who were returned three months ago
by Constable Bradenbaugh of West
Reynoldsvile for keeping a disorderly
house on Poverty Flat" and skipped
out before arrested were arrested last
week, given trial found guilty and
sentenced to three months in the Ale
gheny workhouse.
Wednesday evening Of last week the
following officers were installed in
Bethany Commandery No. SO, knights
remplar at Dubois Eminent Com
nander, DR. John II. Murray; General
issimo, II. A. Moore ; Captain General,
Charles L Hay Senior Warden, John
II Kaucher; Junior Warden, Frank
Hutton Warden. Charles A. Herpel
Thirty members Of the Pocahontas
degree team OF Punxsutawney, accom-
panied by several members of the I'm
proved Order cf Red Men of that place.
came to Reynoldsville Thursday even
ing and initiated five members in the
Pocahontas lodge at this place. After
the initiation lap lunch was served
in lodge room. There was large at
tendance, including number Of Red
Men of this place.
Mrs. Jacob Smith, of Rockton, Clear
field county, mother of Mrs. Mary Fill
hart, OF Reynoldsyille, died at 5.15 p.
m. Monday, April IS, aged 10 years, 2
months and 10 days She had been i'll
six weeks. Mrs. Fillhart was at her
bedside when she died. Funeral was
held Thursday forenoon Milton j.
Fillhart and Misses Anna and Dora
FilIhart, of this place, attended the
funeral Of their grandmother.
There has been considerable COM
plant to the principal of the schools
about the school children running over
lawns on their way to and from school.
Parents should caution their children
to keep off lawns. 1t is provoking
when people put labor and expense on
their lawns to have boys and girls race
over and destroy them. The fact of
the matter, older people are often very
careless about tramping over lawns,
and especially along outer edge of side
walks Be more careful about where
you walk hereafter
Last Saturday evening Major John
McMurray, D. G. G., of Brookvile, in
stalled the following officers in the |.
o. o. +. lodge at this place /: Noble
Grand, E. c. Davis Vice Grand, Elijah
Trudgen Secretary, NJ. f. Weed
warden, l.. M. Alderton Conductor,
J. H. Byers o. S. G, Perry B, Love
l. 5. g., s. G. Austin (; r. S. to N. g.,
w. c. Aimen L. s.. to N. G., J. N.
Small z. S. to V. G., A. F. Yost
L. S. to " g., Thomas Justham r.
S. S., Edward Binney; L. S. s., Will
liam Binney; Chaplain, Philip Koehler
The recital given in Assembly ball
Monday evening of this week by Prof.
Edward p. Elliott, was a high class
entertainment The audience was not
large but it was very appreciative
1ne, and Prof Elliott easily convinced
his hearers that he is remarkably clever
N his impersonations. Scenes from
David Harum" and ''Cnristopher Jr."
were Prof Elliott's selections for the
evenings entertainment. christopher
Jr.n was very amusing and fascinat-
ing story of the matrimonial trials and
tribulations OF christopher Jr." and
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