The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-29


of Miss Elizabeth Reed only daughter
of Judge and Mrs. John w. Reed,
of Brookville. to William S. Eyster,
Of Ben Avon. Pa, which takes place at
Brookville on evening of June 11th.
Street Commissioner George Kline
is busy getting the streets in good
condition. He has used ten cars Of
cinders on some OF the streets and
expects to use fifteen or twenty cars
more.
For the benefit OF our readers. who
want to attend circus, we will state
that Cole Brothers Shows will exhibit
in Brookville Monday, June 3rd, and at
Dubois June 4th, and the Great Fashion
Plate Shows will exhibit at Punxsu-
tawney Monday, June 3rd.
Mrs. C. r. Hall, of Reynoldsville,
Miss Amelia Clark and Mrs. W. Fl.
Gray, of Brookville, start next Monday
on trip to Philadelphia, Pa, New
York City, N. Y, Boston, Mass, and
other places in the "Old Colony" state
wheret heir ancestors resided.
David Eason, formerly of Brookville,
who spent several months at Reynolds
vile last winter, had stroke of paraly-
sis on the 10Th inst. His left arm and
leg were effected. Mr.. Eason was at
home of his son, David Eason, Jr.. at
Fayette City, Pa, when stricken.
The Memorial Sunday services were
held in the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning. The old soldiers, Sons of
Veterans and W. r. G. attended the
services in body. Rev. A. D. Mckay,
pastor of the church, preached an ex-
cellent sermon. 1t was little out of the
ordinary.
The toilet room at Franks New Tav-
ern in this place was equipped with in
dividual towels the past week-a little
event made notable by the fact that
very few hotels outside the large cities,
and no others in the county, supply this
sanitary aid. Once used the towel goes
into the waste basket.
The monthly meeting Of the Jefferson
County Medical Society was held at
the National Hotel In this place last
Friday afternoon. 1t was decided at
this meeting to invite Dr. ]. G. Lang,
of Pittsburg, to deliver an address at
the meeting to be held at Imperial
Hotel in this place on fourth Friday
in June.
DR.. H. B. McGarrah, who is now de-
voting his time to lumber business in
Alabama arrived at his home in this
place last Friday to remain ashort time.
DIR. McGarrah has sold his office, ETC.,
to DR. j. j. Moore and he is now at
home to attend to some business matters.
He does not expect to move to Alabama
until fall at least, and perhaps not then.
Monday of next week Mrs. ]. B. Neale
and daughter, Miss Fay, will go to
Kane where they will reside for an in
definite time. Their household goods
we're shipped this week. This change
OF residence is made for benefit of Mrs.
Neales health, who is troubled with
asthma. DR.. Neale will remain in
Reynoldsville and continue his practice
at thissplace.
A new schedule went into effect on
the P. r. r. Sunday. There is no
change in time of passenger trains at
this place. Additional Sunday trains,
as stated in THE STAR last week, was
put on between Driftwood and Brook
vile. Tho new Sunday train from the
east arrives here at 1925 a. m. for
Brookville. The train leaves Brook
vile about 90 p. m. and arrives here
at 1.37 for Driftwood an eastern cities.
Irwin D. Winslow, son OF Mrs. Annie
Winslow, OF Reynoldsville, and Miss
Audra Viola Kreider, popular young
lady of Driftwood, will be married 10
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Driftwood at eight o'clock this evening,
May 20. A reception will be held at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel P. Kreider. Mr..
Winslow has been yardmsster for the
Pennsylvania Company at Driftwood
a couple Of years.
II. T. Peters, who was proprietor OF
the Imperial restaurant a year and
a half, has sold the restaurant to Nor
man Butler, glass worker of Falls
Creek, who worked in the glass plant
at this place several fires. Mr.. Butler
took charge of the restaurant on
Monday of this week. He is genial,
good patured fellow and will continue
to make the Imperial a good restaur-
ant. Mr.. Peters does not expect to
move away from Reynoldsville. He
tpill faLa In tho Iamastown Evnoe;+ion