The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-16

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Most OF the business men OF Reyn-
oldsville and West Reynoldsvlle have
agreed to close their stores each even
ing at 100 O'Clock during the contin-
uunce OF the evangelistic campaign un-
der Messrs. Smith and Harris, except
ing Saturday evenings.
A basket ball team from the Young
Mems Catholic club OF Johnsonburg
will meet the Reynoldsville basket ball
team In the Park theatre Thursday
evening, January 18th. The Johnson
burg FIVE has great record, having
recently defeated the strong Bradford
team 80 to 10.
When Patrick Coyne the Falls Creek
man who is now under indictment In
Allegheny county for the murder of his
little son, comes up for trial, petition
will be presented to the court, bearing
the signatures of a largo number of his
fellow citizens at Falls Creek, testifying
to his good character and upright life
in that town.
So far as Is known at the time we go
to press, the regular morning preaching
s"rvice will be held in the Baptist,
Methodist Episcopal and Presby teran
churches Sunday, January Goth, but In
the evening there will be only the one
union service in Centennial hall under
DR.. Smith. 1t is just possible that this
arrangement may be changed, but not
likely.
Friday evening, January IL, at the
invitation of Mrs. w, B, Alexander,
the board Of directors of The Peoples
National bank rendered DR.. W. B.
Alexander reception at his home on
Grant street. 1t was the 6lst anniver-
sary of the doctors life and he had also
just been reelected president of the
bank he has been associated with for
the past quarter Of century.
j. w. Sykes, new superintendent OF
the tannery at this place, who was here
several days last week, came to town
yesterday to begin his work as superin-
tendent. Mr.. Sykes will move his
family from Curwensville to Reynolds
vile as soon as his brother, Benjamin
Sykes, former superintendent of the
tannery, vacates the superintendent's
residence near the tannery.
Firman d. Boyles, accompanied by
Miss Clara Slouiger, both OF Reynolds
vile, visited the Methodist parsonage
on Tuesday evening, JAMS. While there
Rev. Jelbart performed ceremony that
made them one. After spending the
night with w. W. Corbett, on the
South Side, they returned to their
home on Wednesday They will reside
on a farm near Reynoldsville.-New
Bethlehem VindicdtOr.
At meeting OF the board OF direct
ors of the Reynoldsvile Amusement
Company held recently, ]. A. Blaydon
was elected manager and janitor of the
Park Theatre. Heretofore the janitor's
work has been done by different persons
but it was understood from the start
that when Mr.. Blaydon was through
with his work in the silk mill he was to
become permanent manager and janitor
Of the theatre.
Nearly everybody in Reynoldsville
reads THE STAR and the easiest
cheapest. most effective way possible to
get what you want and get 1t quick is
to put an ad in our want column. You
may want situation, or want help,
want to sell some thing or buy some
thing, rent house or sell your store,-
it's all the same. You only need to tell
tie people to get what yeu want and
THE STAR want column does the work.
Chief of Police Adelsperger recently
arrested E. Glover on charge of carry
ing fire arms and the prisoner was kept
in the Brookville Jail until the first of
this week when an officer from Union
town, Pa, arrived there, identified
Glover as man wanted In Uniontown
on charge of completely in blowing
up powder mill near that place Dec
ember 10, 1905. Glover was taken to
Uniontown in custody Of the officer.
Friday evening the directors Of the
Peoples National bank of Reynoldsville
met in the banking rooms and elected
the following officers for the coming
year: President, W. B. Alexander;
First Vice-President, F. D. Smith;
Second Vice-President, August Bal
dauf; Cashier, F. K. Alexander; AS
sistant Cashier, F. P Alexander. At
the close of the banking year 81 1000
was added to the banks surplus, max
ing total Of 81, 900 surplus, and 50, 900
was added to undivided profits.