The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-03-14


any time during the past winter, as the
| heaviest fall OF snow of the winter
dropped down on us Sunday night.
In the High School Bulletin found in
another column of this issue will bo
found write-up of the basket ball
games at Reynoldsville Friday evening
and Beechwoods Saturday evening.
Prof Elliott, who was the trainer for
the high school pupils for commence
ment last year, has been engaged for
the commencement this year Prof.
Elliott will come here about the first of
April.
County Supt. II. B. Teitrick was at
Altoona last week attending the con-
vention OF city and borough superin-
tendents of public schools, which was
held under the direction of the Penn
sylvania State Educational Association.
The health authorities of Oil City
have placed consumption on the list of
contagious diseases, and strict quaran-
tine regulations will be enforced in
cluding placarding houses where pa
tients live.
Civil Engineer John G. Hirst, L. ].
McEntire and c.. r. Hall went to New
Florence Monday morning to view a
new public road, but on account of the
deep snow they had to postpone the
view and make another date.
The grade has been established, map
made and specifications are ready for
paving Jackson street from Seventh
down to Fifth street and up Fifth to
Main street. The petition has not been
presented to the property owners yet.
W. F. Copp, who was here almost
three years as bookkeeper for the
Panther Run Coal Co., resigned that
position and has gone to st. Marys. Mr..
Copp is fine young man. He made
many warm friends during his stay in
Reynoldsville.
Lawyer Ben F. Dettra, OF Reading,
Pa, was In town day or two last week
ooking after some real estate that DR..
5terley, deceased, owned IN town. DR.,
Harvey G. Johnston and DR.. Albert E,
= East, also Of Reading, accompanied
Lawyer Dettra.
Brookyile is to have summer re-
sort. 1t is located about a mile and a
half from Brookville, on the North Fork
creek. 1t will be called the North Fork
Park. The park contains about 300
acres of pine tract land 1t ill be
open some time in June.
DR.. Thwing, president of the Western
Reserve University of Cleveland, Ohio,
a very schorlarly man and an able and
eloquent speaker, has been, engaged by
Prof. Scott to deliver the graduating
address in the high school commence
ment at this place In May.
Miss Mary |. Cowan, a teacher in
West Reyuoldsville public schools, was
at Corsica yesterday attending the
of relative, Mrs. James
Furgeson, who died in Colorado. Mrs.
Furgeson formerly resided at Corsica
and the body was brought there for
See the Jungle King with the Jeffer-
sonian minstrels, the sensational, mys-
terious and laughable musical burlesque
especially for this company by
Messrs. Haskins and Reynolds and pro-
duced under their direction, introducing |
the most interesting of songs and terp-
sichorean novelties.
John Eagin, eight-year-old son of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Eagin, of Rath-
mel, died Monday morning, March IL,
1906 Scarlet fever and pneumonia was
cause OF death. Interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery at this place yes
terday afternoon. Hughes and Fleming
funeral directors.
Ernest G. Pyzer and bride, of Pal
myra, N. Y, are spending part of their
with the formers sister,
Mrs. G. E. Merritt, and husband in this
place. On Thursday, March 8, 1906,
Mr.. Pyzer and Miss Eva May Tyler
were united in marriage and on Friday
they came to Reynoldsville on a we'd
ling trip.
Thomas O'Hare, Of this place, who is
and captain of the Erie base
ball team Of the Interstate League for
The season of 1906, has signed Frank
Bohren, OF Reynoldsvlle, for outfeld
work. Frank is good player and we
will not be surprised II he makes good
record in base ball circles and becomes
popular among base ball enthusiasts.
The new board OF supervisors OF
IL TT II