The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-02


Symposium under auspices of the
Brotherhood of ST. Paul at the NJ. E.
church at $50 p m. next Sunday, jan
6. Subject: "Why am l Christian"
from five different points of view. At
tend and take some one with you.
Albert Moore, of Aliens Mills, and
Miss Bertha Starr, OF Emerickville,
Irven Burkett in West Reynoldsville
January l, 1907, Rev. j. W. Myers
performed the marriage ceremony.
When Postmaster Burns applies for
new postage stamps this year be- will
he furnished stamps with ReyDoldsville
printed plainly upon each stamp This
j, new arrangement the postoflice de-
trtment put in force the first of this
year.
The monthly meeting of the Brother
hood of St. Paul will be held in the M.
E. church next Friday evening Rev.
j. A. McCamey, pastor of 3rookville
M. E. church, will be present and de-
liver an address All members Of the
Brotherhood are requested to be pre-
sent.
The Falls Creek Herald is authority
for the statement that Jones, the Falls
Creek jeweler who was tried and found
guilty of stealing pig in Beeckwoods,
and served time 10 the Brookville Jail
for same. is in the equity jail again.
This time on charge OF setting fire to
the barn of a relative.
BY the explosion of two kegs of
powder in the cellar of a Sykesvile
dwelling house last Thursday evening,
the house was burned down and
young Italian almost burned to death.
The young man had gone to cellar with
an open lamp to fill powder flask and
the explosion followed.
|. NJ. Hoch was at New Maysville
Monday afternoon attending the funeral
OF nephew, L. O. Shingledecker, who
died last Saturday morning. He was
% years old. Consumption was the
cause of his death. Deceased worked
in the P. r. r. Office at this place
couple Of months several years ago.
Philip Koehler, agent for the Pru-
ltial Life Insurance Co., has been
Presented with scarf pin, the setting
of which is piece OF the original rock
OF Gibraltar. The pin was presented
to Mr.. Koehler by the insurance COM
pany for certain number of new poll
cies secured in six weeks last fall.
A basket ball team from Dayton, Pa,
played the second Athletic team in
Park Theatre at this place last
Wednesday evening and defeated the
home team badly. The score was So to
in favor of the Dayton boys. The
whyfore of the defeat Was because the
visitors outplayed the home team.
"Hello Bill" was played in the Du-
Bois opera house Christmas evening
and made such decided hit that a re-
turn date has been made for same opera
house for Saturday night OF this week.
Hello Bill" will be presented at Reyn-
olds opera house tonight, Jan, 2.
Don't miss it. Tickets 25, -S5 and so
| cents.
M. ]. Farrell and daughter, Miss
Unita Farrell, we're at Dubois Friday
attending the funeral OF James Malloy,
father of Mr.. Farrell's son-in-law, T. V.
Malloy. Mr.. Malloy died in Allegheny
City Christmas eve, Dec. "a, and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery in d.
Bois Friday Deceased was &C years
old.
James D. Kelly, at one time an
engineer on Low Grade, who has
sister, Mrs. James Montgomery,
buried in the Catholic cemetery in this
place, was in town last week. Mr.
Kelly is now in the employ of the con-
tractors building the new Franklin e.
Clearfeld railroad and at present is at
| Corsica.
E. G. Sensor, who is foreman for a
lumber company at Newton Mills,
Forest Co., spent couple Of days last
week with his family in this place.
Mr.. Sensor had been at Fleming, Centre
Co., attending the funeral OF his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Sensor who
was buried Dec. 21st. Deceased was
rs years old.
Thomas Powell, formerly OF Wishaw,
was killed In the air compressor at the
Bowersville mines In Indiana county
December 21st. He was a member OF
Mazomania Tribe No. BAL, Improved
Order OF Red Men OF Reynoldsville, and
twelve members of the tribe drove to
Bowersville Sunday, Dec. 23rd, and
attended the funeral
When Morgan Wood, who lectures
in Assembly hall Thursday evening Of
this week as the third number on high
school lecture course, lectured in
Lansing. Mich, The State Republican
said: "The opera house was packed to
the sidewalk last evening and several
hundred turned away. The lecture
was eloquent, humorous and pungent. "
Saturday, January 5th, new tribe
of the Improved Order of Red Men will
be instituted at Kaylor, Pa, by District
Deputy Grand Sachem, Grant Rhoads,
OF Reynoldsville. There will be over
100 charter members. About twenty
members of the degree team OF Mazo-
mania Tribe, No 341, OF this place, will
go to Kaylor to assist in the Institution.
F. e. Dixon, who was passenger and
freight agent at Falls Creek for p Il.
r., having held that position .at Falls
Creek about twenty years, has been
transferred TO Franklin. Pa, where he
will hold same position with p r. r.
Co Mr. Dixon. who is member OF
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