The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-03-07


sion as notary public from Gov. S. w.
Pennypacker. The commission dates
from February Goth.
A meeting of .he Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society was held at home oil
Mrs. Frank p, Alexander last Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Alexander served
refreshments to the ladies.
w. G. Secrist, some years ago resi-
dent of Reynoldsville, was elected street
commissioner In Dubois Monday night
at salary of $50 90 a month. There
we're six applicants for the position.
Mrs. David Reynolds left here yester-
day morning for Bristol, Tenn, where
her son, Edward Reynolds, is danger
ously i'll with pneumonia. Edward had
only been in Tennessee about two weeks.
The Burke-Mc Cam Company is play
ing three night engagement at the
Reynolds opera house, commencing
Monday night, and closing tonight with
"Heir to the Throne" 1t is a good
company.
The Utopia Society elected new Of
ficers Monday afternoon President,
Mrs. l.. M. Simmons Vice-President,
Mrs. S. S. Robinson Secretary, Mrs.
V. r. Pratt Treasurer, Mrs. G. r.
Hall Referee, Mrs. F. X. Alexander.
The Reynoldsville High School bask-
ct ball team defeated the Beechwoods
basket ball team in a game in the
Enterprise Athletic Association rooms
last Friday evening. For particulars of
game see High School Bulletin column.
Special meetings were begun in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
and will be continued for three weeks.
Rev. Irving, of Punxsutawney, is as
sisting Rev. Mckay this week and Rev.
Scherer will be here the following two
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church held a dime social at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. B. E. Hoover,
on Main street, Friday evening last
which was very we'll attended A
program of recitations, music and song
was given.
DR.. r. ]. Hills, of Altoona, was
called here by the illness OF his father,
James Hills, who had slight stroke
of paralysis last Friday. This was the
second stroke OF paralysis for Nj. Hills,
who resides 10 Paradise. Dr. Hills re-
turned home yesterday as his father is
better.
B. r. Raymer, who was in the employ
OF J. H. Hughes, undertaken, several
years, has moved to Emerickville to
take charge of the farm of his father-in'
law, William Moore. Mr.. Raymer,
wife and daughter, Miss Name, made
number of warm friends during their
residence in Reynoldsvile who were
sorry to see them move away.
Judge Smith, In his speech at opening
Of license court in Clearfeld last week,
said "The license laws of this state
puts the somewhat disagreeable and
even, as we believe, extra-judicial duty
and burden Of granting licenses upon
the courts. That this duty is an injury,
aye even curse, to the judicial useful
ness, welfare and happiness of right
thinking judges we have no question"
Mrs. E. Will Green died at her home
in Patton, Pa, last Saturday. She had
been In Pittsburg hospital for treat
ment and died after arriving home.
Mrs. Green was known to number Of
Reynoldsville people, having been res
ident Of the town few years ago when
her husband was foreman in the Volun-
teer printing Office. Interment will be
made in the Rumberger cemetery at
Dubois to-day.
One day last week stranger forgot
his pocket book in A. Katzen's store
and went out of town on trolley Car,
Two miles out he missed his pocket
book, but did not know where he had
left it. He returned to town to look
for it and inquired at Mr.. Katzen's
store, and the pocket book, which con-
tained considerable money, was re-
turned to him. Mr.. Katzen had found
it and put it in his safe until some one
called for 1t.
1t has been query with some people
why Walter B. Reynolds name did not
appear in the list published in Pitts
burg papers last week of those who
passed the state board examination for
registered pharmacists, and in answer
to such query we will state that Mr..
Reynolds was examined in Philadelphia
and his name appeared in the eastern
part OF the state list and was published
in the Philadelphia papers the same
day the western list was published in