The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-10-17

morrow afternoon.
Fred F. Austin, who has a position in
a packing house in Allegheny City, has
moved to that place. Mrs. Austin and
children went to Allegheny Saturday.
Friday OF this week, October 10, has
been designated as autumn arbor day in
the public schools by DR.. Nathan G.
Schaeffer, State Supt. of Public In
%struction.
The Initial social" in the Presby-
terian church Thursday evening under
the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Society was largely attended and was a
very pleasant social.
The R~eynoldsville high school foot
ball team and a team from Desire
played a game at this place yesterday
afternoon. The score was SO to 0 in
favor of the Reynoldsville boys.
Rev. Sam. Jones, the noted evang-
elist and lecturer, dropped dead into a
seat of a Rock Island railroad train at
Perry, Ark, Monday of this week. He
was travelling to fill a lecture engage
ment.
John II. Ewing, brakeman on the r.
& T. G. Ry., was injured at Soldier
Monday by two cars humping together
too hard. Mr.. Ewing had a narrow
escape. His face and left shoulder
we're injured.
The school directors convention in
Assembly hall and l05th regiment
camp fire in the opera house tomorrow
evening will divide the crowd, and yet
both meetings should be greeted with
large audiences.
Hans P. Freeze will lecture on Nor
monism in the Presbyterian church on
Thursday evening, November lst. Ad-
mission free. Mr.. Freeze is travelling
over the country lecturiug under the
auspices of the Presbyterian church.
One Of the dramatic events of the
current season which will come to the
Reynolds opera house Friday evening,
October 10, is Lincoln ]. Carter's "Her
Only SIM" now in its third successful
year. 1t is one OF the few emotional
plays produced in recent years that has
found immediate favor with critics and
public alike.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Prescott, OF
Cleveland. Ohio, and their daughter,
Mrs. D. H. Thomas, of Bay City, Mich,
are guests of John H. Corbett and
family. This is Mr.. Prescott's first
visit here in three years, the longest he
has ever stayed away from the town
since he moved away. His visit hereto
fore have been annual, or o~ftener.
Reynoldsville is also organizing a
board of trade. That is the correct
idea. Organize, agitate, educate"
Pour your enthusiasm and your cash in
to the lap of industry. Make your
town musical with the voic, of whirring
wheels and the toot of steam whistles.
Get after things. Keep after them.
Get industries. Pay what they are
worth if necessary, but get them
Punxsutawney Spirit,
S. G. Hepler, editor OF the New
Bethlehem Leader, who is the Demo-
crat candidate for congress In the 9th
congressional distric>, composing the
counties Of Jefferson, Clarion, Indiana
and Armstrong, was in Reynoldsville
the latter part Of last week looking
after his political interests. He made
The STAR office a pleasant call. Bro.
Hepler is bright and congenial fellow,
a good talker and good writer. He
would make a good congressman.
The following officers we're recently
installed in the Reynoldsville lodge I.
o. o, F. by past Grand Philip Koehler:
Noble Grand, Elijah Trudgen; Vice
Grand, L. M. Alderton: Treasurer, T.
E. Evans: Warden, P. B. Love; Con-
ductor, ]. H. B. Taylor; Inside Guard,
W. G. Altman; Outside Guard, ]. W.
Gibson; r. S. to N. G., A. F. Yost; L.
S. to N. G., J B. Orr; r. S. t o V. G.:
David Heffner; l.. S. to V. G E. G
Melger; r. S. S, Ed. Oil; L. L. s., A.
G. Murray; Chaplain, Philip Koehler.
Voters of Pennsylvania will have
twelve party squares on the official
ballot from which to make their choice
for Governor and other state offices at
the November election. Every new
party that has taken out nomination
papers and secured the requisite num-
Der of signatures is entitled to a place
on the ballot for its candidates. The
twelve parties having candidates for the
four state offices to be elected this year