The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-02-14

street to rooms on second floor in DR..
B. e. Hoover's Office building. DR.. H.
B. McGarrah expects to move into
the Sprague building.
A valentine party will be given in
Parochial School Hall, Jackson street,
Wednesday evening, Feb. IA. Refresh
ments, homemade candies and yalen-
tine amusements all evening. Come
and enjoy the fun.
Dr. S. Reynolds, who was appointed
last year to fill the unexpired term of
Albert Reynolds as notary public, has
been appointed notary public for full
term of four years, dating from the 2nd
OF February, 1906.
Mrs. James w. Gillespie and Mrs. II.
Alex Stoke received a telegram Friday
announcing the death of their uncle, G.
H. Jackson, of Canton, Ohio, who died
suddenly from stroke of apoplexy.
Mr.. Jackson was SO years old.
Thomas Haggerty, U. M. w. of A.
official, who has been doing work in
West Va. over year, has been at his
home in this place during the past
week. Mr., Haggerty expects to remain
in this section for some time and look
after the interests Of the members of
the U. NJ. w. of A.
A. p. Weitzel, of Willamsport, now
employed on a large mill at Dents
Run, formerly an employe on the
Hopkins mill, spent Sunday in Reyn-
oldsville with old time friends. Mr..
Weitzel is genial gentleman who has
numerous friends here that are always
glad to see him come to town.
d. r. Fetterhoff, decorator and paint
er of Pittsburg, formerly of this place,
spent Sunday with his father-in-law,
Martin Plyler, at Summerville, and is
in Reyuoldsville this week selling stock
on a patent controlled by The Mann
Street Car Indicator & Advertising Co
of Pittsburg, of which Mr.. Fetterhoff is
field superintendent.
A bowling team of Reynodsville de-
feated Brookyille team at the latter
place Monday evening. Total number
of pins Reynoldsville 1869, Brookville
2l96, giving Reynoldsville team the
victory by 73 pins. The players from
this place We're Joseph Williams, John
T. Barclay, NJ ]. Daily, Hugh j. Nor
rison and Joseph Cleer, Jr.
Prof Elliott Filson, an instructor in
the Blairstown, N. j., Academy, son of
Rey. w. H. Filson, deceased, died at
Blairstown last Sunday. Prof. Filson,
was born in the Beechwoods thirty
three years ago, when his father was
pastor of the Beechwoods Presbyterian
church. 1t is likely the interment will
b, made in Beechwoods cemetery beside
his parents.
James V. Murray, of Brookville, can
didate for the Republican nomination
for district attorney, was in town Mon
day evening looking after his political
fences. Mr.. Murray has made splen-
did record in the office of district at
torney, proving that he is a good man
for the office and that the people of JEFF
ferson county will not make mistake by |
re-electing him to that office.
Five little girls, whose ages range |
from to years, having heard so much |
about social clubs decided to organize a |
club which they call Sunshine Club"
The club was organized almost four
weeks ago and the lassies have been
meeting every Saturday afternoon and
always have good things for luncheon.
The first meeting Of the club was open
ed with the Lords Prayer.
W. w, Wiley, proprietor of the City
Hotel, has been corresponding with a
large and old established manufacture
ing company of New York City that is
looking for new location for their
plant. They are well pleased with the
advantages Mr.. Wiley has claimed for
Reynoldsville, and it is likely that the
company will send u representative here
in the near future to look over the loca-
tion.
Mrs. DR.. J. w. Warwick, Of Johnson
burg, and Mrs. E. B. Thomas, of James
town, N. ", visited their sisters, Mrs
Samuel Ressler and Mrs. David H.
Young, in this place the latter part OF
last week and on Saturday morning the
four sisters went down to Mayport, Pa,
to participate in birthday surprise
party given their mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Dinger. Mrs. Warwick and Mrs.
Thomas will visit in Reynoldsville on
their return tip home.
S. Taylor North, the present repre-
sentative from Jefferson county to the
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