The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-30

elected, state treasurer, coroner and
county surveyor.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Reynoldsviile Building and Loan
Association last week the sale of money
amounted to $1,000. The largest sale
the Association has made for some
time.
j. B. Nichols, who has been manager
OF the jefferson Supply Co. stores
at Reynoldsville and Soldier some
years, will likely move to Indiana to
take charge of several company stores
In that section.
Mrs. Ira S. Smith and Mrs. George
Mellinger gave fancy work" party
to a number of their lady friends
Thursday and Friday afternoons OF
last week at home of Mrs. Smith
on Grant street.
DR.. John H. Murray and DR.. L. l..
Means went to Big Run Saturday after
noon to play tennis. They defeated
Prof. Jackson and Rev. Cowan and were
themselves badly defeated by DR.. New
come and Will H. Tyson.
Twin daughters were born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Rhoads, of Manor
vile, formerly of Reynoldsville, Oct
13, and both died the following day.
October Ia. Their names were Marian
Cecilia and Mueriel Adelia.
G. j. Simmons, who conducted a
restaurant al Dairy, Westmoreland Co.,
over a year, has sold his restaurant
to E. G. Sensor and Jacob Schwem,
of Reynoldsville, and Mr.. Simmons has
returned to this place.
The Post Dispatch of Sykesville,
which was started two and half
years ago by Otto J. Nupp, the paper
being printed in Dubois office, will
soon be printed at Sykesville. Editor
Nupp is installing plant at Sykesville.
The Reynoldsville High School foot
ball team was defeated in a game at
Clearfeld last Saturday afternoon.
Full particulars of the game will be
found In the High School Bulletin"
in another column Of this issue of TUE
STAR.
The lectures III the Presbyterian
church last Thursday and Friday even
ings, delivered by Rev. A. Il. Longa-
necker, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran
church OF Dubois, on the Gospel OF
John, were very interesting and very
instructive.
In nine days subscriptions amounting
to $780, 900 was raised in Punxsutawney
for a Y. NJ. G., A., building. The tinan-
cial campaign was closed at midnight
Saturday night, and the success of the
project was announced by blowing of
whistles and ringing of bells.
The Brotherhood of the Presby terian
church have had little boxes put up in
the p. II. Il. passenger station and
other public places in town in which
are little booklets on the Gospel accord
ing to John, pamphlets, &c, which are
free for any person who wants one.
Ex-Burgess Lloyd L. Gourley, who
was foreman of the Reynoldsville
Uo1,af<soa. oA3oa a pnyoha of yaorc
resigned that position to accept a
position as reporter on the Dubois
Evesing Express. Mr.. Gourley took up
his work in Dubois on Monday Of this
week.
About seventy-fve members of the
Protected Home Circle went to Dubois
Friday evening on special trolley car
and attended the special meeting and
banquet given by the Dubois Circle.
The Reynoldsville people had very
pleasant time and speak very highly of
the hospitality OF the Dubois Circle.
A crazy man wandered around
tHC SbICCbo TX Oils SftCCh
several days last week, to the alarm
of the citizens of that borough. County
Commissioner McGaw took him to
the county home at Broekville Friday.
The man Is 9 stranger In this section
and he does cot give his name nor from
whence he comes.
Wednesday morning, October %, at
the home OF the brides father, w. G.
Smith, in the Beechwooa Miss Mar
garet Smith, Of Beechwevus, and Rob-
ert Hill, Of Mcveytowu, Mifflin Co.,
were united On marriage. Rev. George
II. Hill, pastor of the Beechwoods Pres
byterian church, performed the cere-
mony.
Miss Julia Kirk, Of this place, who
taught in the public schools at Praxsu-
tawney last year and several weeks
of the present term, resigned her posi-
tion there to accept a position In the
schools of sSburb of Pittsburg at an