The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-11-13


on public school course, will lecture In
Assembly hall ON Wednesday evening,
Nov. 27. Subject, 1.-THE Trial OF Jesus
from Lawyers Standpoint"
Horace G. Miller, editor Of Punxsu-
tawney Ne,cs, who is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Assembly
and will, without doubt. be a winner,
was In town Monday and called at THE
STAR Office.
A meeting of the Wage Earners'
Protective Union will be held In the
l. o. o. F. hall Monday of next week,
Nov. 1S. All members are requested
to be present as important business
is to be transacted,
Mrs. Jarvis williams, who was In
jured on the B. r. & P. R'y excursion
train at Pittsburg on Bird inst, has
been confined to her bed since that
time. She was injured more seriously
than was first thought.
John F. Deemer, brakeman In the
B., r. & p. R'y yards at Dubois,
visited his parents at Deemer's Cross
Roads last week. John fell off box
car aud injured his right shoulder so
badly that he was unable to work for
IA few days and visited his parents
during his idleness.
Rev. ]. E., Kirkwood, of this place.
who is assisting his father-in-law, Rev.
|. N. Earle, pastor of the Brookville
Baptist church, in special meetings
at Kirkman this week, will speak at
the Roll Call at Richardsville on
Thur-day instead Of DR.. A. j. Meek,
who will not be able to be present
at that meeting.
County Commissioner E. L. McGaw,
who will be Democratic candidate
for the nomination for second term,
is making that fact known to the
people Of the county. Mr.. McGaw has
made a splendid county official and his
record during the present term will
be a big boost for him In the contest
for the nomination for second term.
The Presbyterians and Methodists OF
Falls Creek are holding union prayer
meetings this week preparatory to a
Series Of evangelistic meetings to be
started next week. Rev. A. d. Nc
Kay, of this place, will preach there
every evening next week, and Rev. j.
A. Parsons, of. this place, will preach
there every evening the following week.
Mrs. P. L. Smith, of Punxsutawney,
who has been staying at home of her
mother, Mrs. l., P. Miller, In this
place several months, moved her piano
and other household articles to Punxsu-
tawney the latter part of last week and
the first OF this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith began housekeeping in Punxsy.
Mr.. Smith is a reporter on the Spirit.
Charles H. Aimen, formerly of Reyn-
oldsville, who is now employed Ia the
pattern shop Of the United Engineering
and Foundry Co. at Vandergrift, Pa,
also instructor of the Vandergrift band,
is visiting his mother this week.
Charles had all the fingers OF his right
hand almost torn off last week while at
work in the shop and is not able to
work and for that reason Is visiting
here at this time.
Miss Helen Louise Earle, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. I. N. Earle, of Brook
Vile, and sister of Mrs. j. E, Kirkwood
of Reynoldsville, who died in the Sun
shine Sanitarium, Bensonhurst, Brook
| lyn, N. Y, Nov. 3rd, was buried II
Brookville cemetery on Tuesday of last
week. She was professional nurse
and was employed at the Sunshine
Sanitarium. Her death was caused from
blood poisoning from an lnterna
abscess.
Rev. J. II. Jelbart, Of New Beth
lehem, and Rev. D. W. Blaisdell, o.
Brockwayville, two Methodist Epis
copal ministers, who we're appointed
at the session of the Erie annua
conference held in Erie in September
to the above places, have exchanged
appointments, with consent Of DR.. A.
r. Rich, presiding elder of the Clarion
district, and Rev. Jelbart will move
to Brockwayville and Rev. Blaisdel
to New Bethlehem.
Harry E. Reynolds, son Of Mr.. an<
Mrs. S. T. Reynolds, of this place, nov
located in New York City and manage,
of the VIM. Scaife & Sons filterinf
system for New York district, hai
secured the contract for installing th,
entire filtering system in the nev
Singer Building in New York City
which is the tallest structure In tn.
world at the present time. According