The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-30

improvements. Mr.. Hamilton comes
from Dubois to this place.
Last Thursday was parents and pa
irons day in the public schools Of Jeffer-
son county. The schools Of this
borough and West Reynoldsville we're
visited by number of citizens.
A freight wreck at Long Point Sum
day evening delayed the P. r. r. east
bound passenger train, due here at
$40 p. M, almost two hours and de-
loyed the east bound noon trains Mon
day.
Tickets will be on sale at Stoke
& Feicht Drug Co. store on Monday OF
next week for the Kellogg-Haines Sing
ing Party at Assembly hall February 7.
This is the fourth entertainment on the
high school course.
Two days christian convention will be
held In the Reynoldsville Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday and Fri
day Of this week, January 81 and Feb
uary l. See program of meeting else
where in this issue OF THE STAR.
The flashlight picture taken of the
chorus choir at the Park Theatre
Monday evening was a failure and
another picture will be taken this
evening. All members of the choir are
rt quested to be in their places at seven
o'clock.
j. e Ferrier, who was foreman of the
pattern department in the Pittsburg
Industrial Iron Works at this place a
year, left town Saturday. He went
from here to Vandergrift with Mrs.
Ferrier and from there he will go to
Pittsburg to accept a position.
Messrs. Will Newmeyer, Haley Belts,
Willis Irwin, Roy Wolfe and the Misses
Bessie Slaugenhaupt, Jessie Hughes,
Nora Hughes and Edna Dale, of Du-
Bois, drove to this place Monday even
ing and spent the evening at the home
of Misses Vera and Margaret Appel
gate.
A. T. Mcclure went to Pittsburg
yesterday to attend meeting of the
manufacturers who are members of the
National Brokerage Company. Some
action may be taken at this meeting in
regard to shutting down all glass plants
for six weeks. If that is not done the
fire will end early, as the market is
overstocked.
1t was stated in THE STAR last week
that new company, The Mshoning
Valley Street Railway Company, would
build trolley line from Punxsutawney
to Big Run, but we understand now
that the line will be built to Sykesvllle,
which will give Big Run people q
trolley line to Punxsutswney aud also
to Reynoldsville via Sykesville.
The Kellogg -Haines Singing Party
appeared before an audience Of 700 at
the Chicago Beach Hotel one evening
last week, and last Saturday even
ing they gave private concert here.
They gave such excellent satisfaction
that they have been requested to ap-
pear STANDARDIZATION wis., Free
Press. At Assembly hall Thursday
evening, February.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Hughes, of
Brookville, who was visiting in town,
lost her gold watch on Main street Sat-
urdry night. Miss Frances Mccartney
OF West Reynoldsville, found the
watch and returned it to Miss Hughes
Sunday afternoon. An announcement
OF the loss was made at the union evan
gelistic meeting in Park Theetre Sun
day morning and that is how Miss Nc
Cartney learned to whom the watch be-
lOnged.
A mother and daughter Of Brookville,
who spent week with friends in this
place, started home on the 425 p. m.
train Monday and before the train got
to Hopkins the mother discovered that
she had let her pocketbook in the pas
senger station. The two ladies got off
the train at Hopkins, walked back to
Reynoldsville and found the purse lying
on seat In the ladies' waiting room.
They went to Brookville on the eight
o'clock train. This is not for publica-
tion, so don't say anything sbout It,
The young lady is sweet singer.
There is considerable agitation for
and against the repeal Of the Local OPP
tion Law which has been the cause Of
Brockwayville and Snyder township
being ''dry" for long term OF years.
There are those in our midst who are
inclined to believe that the community
would be benefited by q change in the
local conditions, while there are others
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