The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-09-19

The game will be called at -FOUR O'CLOCK
]. S. Howard, cashier of the Citizens
National bank, has bought another
automobile. He now has one OF the
best Ford touring cars made in 1908. 1t
is a model B. 1t is a splendid automo-
bile.
The Clarion Presbytery met at Clar-
ion Tuesday afternoon at 3 % o'clock.
Rev. A. D. Mckay and Squire w. H.
Johnston were delegates in attendance
from the Reynoldsville Presbyterian
church.
There vas no preaching service in
the Baptist church Sunday morning
or afternoon on account of the absence
Of DR.. A. J. Meek, who was called to
Dubois to preach the funeral sermon OF
Claude Mumford.
The Peoples Bargain store, A. Katzen
proprietor, will be closed from 6 p. m.
to-day, Wednesday, until Saturday
morning on o of the holidays in
connection with the beginning of the
Jewish New Year 1857.
Mrs. j. w. Gillespie's committee of
the Helping Hand will hold a market in
the basement of the M. E. church Satur-
day afternoon, and a market will be
neld there every Saturday afternoon un-
Til futher notice.
Ye editor received a nicely engraved
invitation from Governor Samuel w.
| ~Pennypacker to be present at the
d~edicatory ceremonies Of the Capitol of
Pennsylvania in Harrisburg on Thurs
day, October 4, 1906. W. may have to
send our regrets.
The Reynoldsvirle High School Ath-
letic Association has been r~eorganized
for the football season of 1906. Leonard
Harris is manager and Bert A. Hoffman
captain of the team now being trained.
A number of contests with other high
school teams are being arranged.
Our big hearted friend, J. M. Culp, of
Desire, who frequently gives THE STAR
Office force fine apples and other fruits,
gave us another donation last Friday Of
a bushel of choice eating apples and
some pears. Mr.. Culp has the hearty
thanks OF the entire Office force for kind
favors received
Rev. Jacob Booth returned to his home
yesterday from Glen Richey, where
he has been holding a series of meetings
for the past three weeks. Each even
ing he was greeted by large. audiences
and as a result of his efforts twenty-five
converts were made. Last Sunday he
had the pleasure of baptizing sixteen in
the Susquehanna river.
Preparations are now being made in
Brookville for union evangelistic meet
ings in the Belvedere opera house at
that place in November. Evangelist
Arthur ]. Smith, d. D., of New York
City, and his singer, Chester F. Harris,
of Cleveland, Ohio, have been secured
for these meetings and the opera house
has been leased for three weeks.
Several days ago a lady stepped up to
tho .ioEat oPboa If ID u 90 in this
place and asked the agent for a mileage
book. When he got the book stamped
and informed her it was 5000 she said,
81 don't want to buy a book. | just
want it to go to Brookville and when
l come back I will pay for the number
OF milesI use." She didn't get the book,
The Punxsutawney Spirit made its
first appearance as a daily Monday
1t is a seven column, six page afternoon
paper. The initial number had a good
ad vertising patronage and was a newsy
sheet. Messrs. Smith and Wilson ex,
pect to make the Spirit the best after
noon daily in this section. THE STAB
wishes the publishers success in theii
new venture. d.
The degree team OF Mazomania Tribe
No. 34I, Improved Order OF Red Men o.
Reynoldsville, will 60 to Kittannine
Saturday to institute a new Tribe a.
that place. The same team will go tC
Brockwayville in the near future tt
institute a Tribe in that place. We
understand that there are now fifty
members for the Tribe at Brockway
Vile.
Miss Emma Rosetta Martin, daught
err of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Martin, former
ly Of Reynoldsville, and James Harmon
of Allegheny City, were united il mar
riage at that place Tuesday, Septembel
18th. The bride has many friends il
Reynoldsville who will extend congrat
ulations. Since leaving Reynoldsvillt
Miss Martin has held a position as &C
writer in Kaufman's store in Pittsburg
receiving a large salary. The groom /,