The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-08

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senior class in the I. o. o. F. banquet
ing hall Friday evening by the juniors,
sophomores and freshmen was very
pleasant and enjoyable event.
Violet Katherine, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Deming, died
May lst. Short funeral services were
held on Thursday by Rev. DR.. A. ].
Meek. Interment in the Reynolds
vile cemetery.
There will be an interesting debate
at the Brotherhood Of st. Paul meeting
| in the M. e. church on Friday evening,
May 10. Subject: Resolved thai
Columbus deserves more credit for
discovering America that Washington
does for defending It,"
The sixteenth annual convention OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Clarion district will be
held in the M. E. church at New Beth
lehem Thursday and Friday, May l6
and II. Miss Illingworth, Of Burma,
will be the missionary.
The 2O0-horse power boiler for the
Sykes Woolen Mill Company plant was
moved from the P. r. r. station to the
mill yesterday. The boiler weighs
thirteen ton. 1t was big job to haul
the boiler, especially after the wagons
got of the paved streets.
Peter A. Stockdale, father-in-law Of
Horace G. Miller, editor of the PUNK
sutawney Ne,cs, was buried in the
Punxsutawney cemetery Wednesday
afternoon OF last week. For number
of years Mr.. Stockdale was night
policeman in Punxsutawney.
Squire W. G. Smith rendered his res
| ignation to Governor Stuart on Monday
as justice Of the peace in Reynoldsville
borough. There are several applicants
for the appointment to fill Squire
Smiths unexpired term, among whom
is Tax Collector William Coping.
Rev. A. B. Riker, D. D., president Of
Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio, will
deliver lecture In the M. E. church at
this place on Saturday ,evening OF this
week, May IL. Lecture begins at SIS.
Admission 25 cents. Proceeds for the
Helping Hand Society. 1t is claimed
that the lecture DR.. Riker will deliver
is an excellent one.
Thomas W. Rea, brother Of G. M.
Rea who resides near this place, died at
his home at Cedarsville, Kan, April 9,
1907. Deceased resided in Reynolds
vile number of years ago and was
superintendent Of the Baptist Sunday
school. He was an old soldier, member
Co. 81, 105 regiment. He was in his
65th year at time of death.
Arthur E. Tyson and John T. North
ey, two honorable and trustworthy
young men OF Reynoldsville, have
bought G. A. Roberts grocery store
in Dubois, No. % South Brady street.
They took charge of the store last Thurs
day. Tho people of Dubois who patron
ize Tyson & Northey can be sure Of fair
and honest treatment.
Miss Rose Mitchell will give private
lessons In both vocal and instrumental
music during the summer. She will
also teach chorus class in which the
elements Of music will be taught. All
children who expect to attend this sing
ing class will please meet in Assembly
hall at the public school building next
Monday morning, May 13, at nine
o'clock.
| The West Reynoldsvi.le school board
has decided to raise the course in the
school Of that borough next term to
conform with the junior course in the
high school in this borough so that
pupils graduating in the West Reyn-
oldsville school will be prepared to
enter the senior class in the high
school of this borough and graduate in
one term.
o. D. O'Dell, Of this place, carpenter
in the employ OF the P. r. r., was ap-
pointed the first OF this month as block
signal and mail crane inspector be-
tween Driftwood and Red Bank. Mr.
ODell will travel over the Low Grade
Division and see that the signals and
carriers are in good working order all
the time. 1t will keep him on the go
every day, but it is a nice position.
Constable Perry B. Love, Assistant
Postmaster Bert S. Burns, of Reyn-
oldsville, Constable VIM. 1. Wauger-
mat and Postmaster Ephriam Smith,
of Soldier, went to Pittsburg Monday
to attend the United States court as
witnesses against Frank Wagner,
Harry Williams and George Daley,
who are charged with robbing the
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