The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-02-06

Casper's many friends wish him speedy
recovery.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Hughes, vocal
teacher, graduate Of Western Conserva-
tory OF Chicago, will be at Haskin's
music store on Saturday OF this week to
organize class, Call and see her and
get full particulars.
Deputy Grant Rhoads has been
working on the organization Of new
tribe Of Red Men at Penfeld and the
first meeting Of the proposed branch
will be held Saturday evening of this
week, Feb. o. when officers will be
elected.
Harry c. Herpel, who is employed in
the car shops at Butler, spent Sunday
at home of his parents in this place.
Mr.. Herpel has resigned his position at
Butler, to take effect next Saturday, to
accept a position. with the Westing-
house people in Pittsburg.
Rev. ]. W. Crawford, pastor of the
Bethel Baptist church Of Sykesville,
has resigned his pastorate of that
church and has preached his farewell
sermon. Mr.. Crawford has not de.
cided yet just where he will go. We
understand that he has two offers.
Joseph Lichtner, the Reynoldcville
young man who shot and killed John E.
Pyne, nine-year-old boy, at Helvetia
December 8, 1906, will be tried for
murder at Clearfield next week. At
torney Clement w. Flynn, one of our
bright young attorneys, is counsel for
Lichtner.
Miss Fodde's rendition OF Loves
Sorrow" must be mentioned as one OF
the star numbers Of the evening. The
lady possesses a large voice of fine quail
ity and excellent training st. Louis
Star. With the Kellogg-Haines Sing
ing Party at Assembly hall Thursday
evening.
The increased price of admission at
Park Theatre for the last attraction and
the coming one. What Happened to
JONES'" was not made by order of
Manager ]. A. Blaydon, but because
the companies themselves demanded
that higher prices be charged. Both
are first class attractions.
Senator John s. Fisher, Of Indiana,
senator from the Jefferson and Indiana
county district, has been chosen chair
man of the committee that has been
appointed to investigate the graft
charges In connection with the con-
struction and furnishing the state
capitol.
Miss Edith Herpel, of this place, won
the third prize in the word contest
conducted by Pickering Bros. of Pitts
burg. The prizes were offered to per-
son making the most words out of Pick
ering Bros Pianos. The restrictions
on contest was close, but Miss Herpel
got 1885 words, and was given a SO 90
prize.
The Kellogg Haines Singing Party to
appear at Assembly hall tomorrow,
Thursday, evening, consists Of five
people and will give varied concert
program. introducing costumed scenes
from the various English and comic
operas. II Trovatore. Faust, Dainty
Dolly Warden, Pinafore and The
Mikado will be used.
Mrs. S. G. Showers, who was mem
Der of the chorus choir at Park Theatre
during the union gospel meetings,
accidentally stepped into an offset in
front Of the stage Friday evening and
got hard fall, cutting an inch cash on
side of her head. A doctor dressed the
wound and on Sunday Mrs. Showers
was at her place in the choir.
G. j. Corwin, president OF the Mead
ow Greek Mining Co., who has been at
the compsny's gold mine in Idaho some
months, now spending few days shak.
ing hands with old time friends In
Reynoldsville, called at THE STAR
office yesterday and gave ye editor q
generous slice Of jerked venison. he
killed the Deer in the wilds near the
gold mine and jerked the meat.
"Do you know" says the Ridgway
Advocate, "that boys are much more
particular who they go with than girls
are You may think this is strange
statement, but it is 80. A girl will &c
on the streets with boy that geti
drunk, but IL the boy finds out that the
girl gets drunk he won't GO with her
We wish our girls would be rs partic
ulsr about whom they 90 with as the
boys are"
The Butler Independents and Reyn
oldsville Athletic Association baske'
ball teams will play game in the PARK
Theatre Friday evening, February 8
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