The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-20

day and Saturday nights Uf this week,
| Feb - and 80 under the auspices OF
the Sons OF Veterans Of Reynoldsville.
February 2S the postoflice at limerick
VILE will be discontinued and after that
date the patrons Of that Office will be
served through the Brookville Office or
by r. F. D. from the Brookville
Office.
1t has been suggested that Reynolds
vile and Brookville combine in organ
izng baseball team to join the Iuter-
state League to fill the vacancy made
by the Withdrawal of the Erie team
from this league.
The degree team of Mazomania Tribe
No. $40, Improved OrGer of Red Men
of Reynoldsville, will go to Penfield
Monday, February 25, to institute a
Tribe at that place which has been
organized by Deputy Great Sachem
Grant Rhoads. of Reynoldsville.
One of the large plate glass windows
in front of post office was badly shat
tered last Thursday afternoon. The
spring on door was out OF order and
some boy opened the door with bang
and protrusion of the spring on top
of door crashed through the window.
Samuel Katzen, jeweler, who occupied
the Taper room next door to postoffice,
has moved into room in the Fisher
building, formerly occupied by Coolers
iewelry store. Mr.. Fisher has put a
new and modern front IN the room and
made other improvements, which gives
Mr.. Katzen neat jewelry store room.
Ministerial Endorsement-The play
is strictly moral, it is aplay to which
you can safely take your family
Should 1.-The Drummer Boy of Shiloh"
return to our town l would make a
great effort to attend the performances
again. n.-William J. Miller, Pastor First
English Lutheran Church, Leechburg,
Pa.
A meeting of the members of the
county committee of the Republican
party of Jefferson county will be held
in Brookville on Tue-day, March IL, at
200 p. M, for the purpose of accepting
or rejecting the new rules drafted by a
70
the provisions of the new primary elec-
tion law.
From beginning to end there is a
piquancy about "The Real Widow
Brown" which is delightful and refresh
ing. 1t is full of good things and there
are many OF them that 1t is difficult to
pick out those which are better than
others. The members of the company
are all clever in their various roles, in
fact the show is one OF continual merri-
ment.
Miss Katie Swab, eldest daughter OF
H. A. Swab, had her right ankle dis
located and badly sprained while at the
Dubois skating rink on 9th inst She
was taken to home of her uncle at Falls
Creek, where she remained until last
Wednesday evening, when she was
brought to her home on Fifth street.
She will be unable to walk on that foot
for sometime.
The engineer corps which has been
working in and around Brookville for
the past two weeks on the Franklin and
Cearfeld railroad, are now engaged in
running the line between this place and
Clearfeld, and at the present time are in
the neighborhood of Aliens Mills. 1t is
said that the old Hamilton survey is
being followed very cosely.-Brook-
vile Democrat.
|, Friday night a juvenile basket ball
team came up from Brookville and
played Reynoldsville team in the Park
Theatre. The county seat boys were
defeated. Score 26 to 10. The Reyn.
oldsville team was made of up following:
Roland Sykes, George Smith, Milo
Coleman, Bert Mcconnell and Amor
Baum. Among the Brookville play
ers was John Scheafnocker, son of
Sheriff Scheafnocker.
There continues to be much discus
sion concerning the feasibility OF drop
ping the willie" from the name Brock
wayville, and judging from the appar-
ent disposition of many citizens
the majority favors short name. In
fact there seems to be so much interest
in the question that the day is not very
distant when the real desires OF all
citizens in the borough will be given q
chance for expression for or against
cutting the tail off the name of this
village.-Brockwayville Record.
Special exercises will be held in AS
sembly hall Friday afternoon at Las
o'clock which all patrons and friends
of the school are cordially invited to
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