The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-02-28

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The Foreign Missionary, Society of
the M. E. church will meet at home OF
Mrs. G. A. Stephenson Friday at 3 90
p. m. Luncheon at 500.
Rev. DR.. A. j. Meek assisted Rev.
Fitzwiliams conduct evangelistic meet
ings In the Baptist church at Punxsu-
tawney every evening last week.
AT the Republican convention held in
Brookvile last Wednesday afternoon
Joseph B. Henderson was reelected
county chairman by acclamation.
Rev. E. N. Turner, pastor of the
Baptist church at Limestone, Clarion
county, was the guest of E. D. Davis in
West Reynoldsville Monday night.
Hugo Shaffer, who comes from Hor-
nellsville, N. Y, has rented one of E.
l.. Evans new store rooms and will sell
monographs, music, birds and gold
fish.
Charles Nelson, of this place, who
was working in machine shop In Du-
Bois, had his left foot smashed one day
last week by piece of machinery fall
ing on 1t.
Thomas Rudolph was killed on B. &
S. railroad at Sykesville Sunday. An
account of the accident will be found in
the Sykesville letter on another page of
The STAR.
An ordinance passed by the West
Reynoldsville town council granting
the Red Bank Telephone Co. the right
OF way in that borough will be found in
this issue of The STAR.
A. r. Schlabig lost his voice over
week ago and has not spoken above n
whisper since. He did not haye cold
and there is no apparent cause why he
cannot speak out loud.
f. G. Corbett, of Prescottville, who
was shot by burglar on the night of
December 4th, 1905, and has not been
able to work since, went to Pittsburg
Monday for treatment.
A special George Washington Day
program was rendered in the public
schools Thursday afternoon and there
was literary contest Friday afternoon.
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When the popular Burke McCann Co.
play their return engagement here,
March 5, and l. they will present
three new plays selected from their
repertoire of Twelve great productions
The members of the Baptist choir
gave Martha Washington tea and ba-
zaar in the |. o. o. +. banquet hall last
Thursday evening. There was good
attendance and the choir made nice
sum.
The public school of Sandy Valley
will give an entertainment in the Sandy
Valley M. Z. church on Friday evening
of this week, March g Dialogues,
recitations, solos and duets. Admis-
sion l5 cents.
Stephens & Linton's merry mix-up,
"My Wife's Family" was presented at
the Reynolds opera house Saturday
evening to large audience. There
were no "heavy parts" in the play, but
it was full Of funny incidents.
Will G. Smith, Esq, justice-ofthe-
peace elect, will open law Office in
Reynoldsville when he gets his commits
sion as justice, which will be the first
of next May. Mr.. Smith has been ad-
mitted to the Jefferson county bar.
l. F. Dempsey and family, of Oak
Ridge, came to West Reynoldsville Sat-
urday to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Dempsey. Mr.. Dempsey return
ed to Oak Ridge Monday, but his wife
and children will remain here all week.
Mrs. G. Mitchell has moved back into
the old homestead on Grant street.
o. L. Schumpf, superintendent of the
Pittsburg Industrial Iron Works, will
move into the house Mrs. Mitchell has
vacated. Mr.. Schlumpf will move
from Pittsburg to this place this week.
Mrs. Andrew Drozen, Polish woman,
aged 20 years, died at Wishaw at 400
p. m. Monday, February 26, 1906. She
leaves baby six weeks old. Funeral
services-High Mass-will be conducted
in the Catholic church in this place at
nine o'clock this forenoon. Interment
In the Catholic cemetery.
Henry A. Reed, agent for the Nation
al Cash Register Co., who has been To-
Gated in Philadelphia several months,
came to his home in this place Monday
morning. The climate OF Philadelphia
gave Mr.. Reed considerable throat
trouble and his physician advised
change of climate and Mr.. Reed will
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