The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-04-18

many OF them were in evidence.
Rev A. d. Mckay is in Brookville
attending the spring session of the
Clarion Presby ytery, which convened in
the new Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon.
A. T. Bing, OF the Bing-Stoke Co.
department store, was confined to bed
several days the past week with pleur-
isy. He had sudden and severe attack
Wednesday night.
The Helping Hand Society of the M.
f. church cleared over one hundred
dollars at their Easter bazaar and mar
ket held in the festal rooms of the new
church Friday and Saturday.
The Harrisburg Telegram in speaking
OF an entertainment given by Prof.
Edward p. Elliott says 'It was
great piece of comedy work clean,
ciear-cut and marvellous in expression"
The Pocahontas degree team of
Punxsutawney will come to Reynolds
vile tomorrow, Thursday, evening to
do some degree work in the newly in
stituted Pocahontas lodge at this place.
Mrs. DR.. S. Reynolds received a
telegram last Wednesday evening an
nouncing the death of her brothers
wife, Mrs. Charles Hyatt, of Connells-
Vile, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyatt visited
DR., and Mrs, Reynolds lastsummer.
The Romeo and Juliet Company which
vas booked to appear at the Reynolds
opera house April 20, has closed for
his season and will not play as result.
The local managers received word from
he company the latter part of last
week.
The Reynodsville Building and Loan
Association board was re-organized last
Friday evening and old officials were
reelected, and are John M. Hays
president; G. J. Kerr vice-president
John ID. Kaucher treasurer L. j. Nc
Entire secretary; M. NJ Davis solicitor.
"The Gamblers Wife" will be pro-
duced by the Carroll Comedy Co. at the
Reynolds opera house tonight. Messrs.
Gourley g. Flynn have decided to book
this company for three nights, begin
ming Monday, April 23rd, at which
time they will play at popular prices.
p. B Chittister stored his household
goods in this place last week and on
Friday took his family to Kittanning,
where Mr.. Chittistcr will run a station
cry engine for time and II he likes the
place will remain there permanently.
Mrs. Chittister will go into the Kit
tanning hospital for treatment
Several weeks ago mention was made
in THE STAR of large live eagle that
Aerial No. $40, Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, OF Reynoldsyille, had purchased.
The agile was killed and turned over to
a taxedermist who stuffed the bird. 1t
has been on exhibition in one of the
display windows in W. H. Bells store.
The Ministerial Association met at
the Baptist parsonage in this place at
30 p. m. Monday. In the absence of
president, DR.. A. j. Meek, Dr. ]. A.
Parsons acted as chairman. Rev. j.
W. Crawford, of Sykesville, read very
interesting paper. An exegesis of the
first fifteen verses OF the first chapter
of Ephesians.
Wesley Motter, who has accepted a
position as head gardener in Lakemont
Park, near Altoona, went to Altoona
Saturday to begin vor, Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Motter will remain in town
a few days. The house they are to
occupy in the park is not vacant yet
and Mr.. Motter stored his goods here
for short time.
DR.. G. G. Rumberger, pastor of Big
Run M. E. church, and wife, who were
in Florida three months for benefit OF
Doctors health, came to Washington,
D. c., the first OF last week and will
return to Big Run the latter part of
this week. Doctors Reynoldsville
friends will be glad to hear that his
health was greatly improved by the
sojourn in the southland,
Mark, aged s months and days,
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs Miles
Huntingdon, of Winslow township, died
April ID, 1906, after one weeks illness
with stomach and bowel trouble Short
funeral service was held at home of
parents at l.30 p. N. yesterday, con-
Quoted by Rev. A. j. Meek, Phi. D. In
terment was made in Reynoldsville cem-
etery.
An assortment of pleasure producing
amusements will be found on the pro-
gram at the "Thirteen Cent No
Change" social at the P. o. s. of A.