The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

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B. Love.
On account of Rev. ]. w. Myers be-
ing out of town next Sunday there will
not be any preaching in the limerick
vile Lutheran church.
Members of the Protected Home Cir
Gle are requested to attend the funeral
Of e. A. Gourley. Meet at his late res
i'd nee on Grant street at LOO p. m.
f. iday.
l. D. Kelz, photographer, will go
to New York City next Monday to meet
his fiancee, Miss Anna Rautter, Of
Austria, who sailed from her native
land for America last week. They
will be married in New York.
Mrs. W. G. Brenholtz was called to
New Bethlehem Saturday on account
of the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. bish, who died Monday morning,
May 20. Mr.. Brenholtz went to New
Bethlehem MONDAY to attend the fun
eral.
j. E. Kirkwood, Sunday school
missionary, organized Sunday school
of sixty members at Prospect Hill
Sunday. This promises to be success
full school. Rev. Kirkwood preached
in Sykesville Baptist church Sunday
night.
Ed. Gooder and Howard Sipes, of
this place, are starting nickleodian
at Curwensville. E. o. Oberlin, painter,
formerly of this place, will have charge
of the nickle show. Messrs. Gooder and
Sipes expect to start nickleodian
at Philipsburg.
j. Fl. Rue, travelling man, gave an
interesting talk to members of the
the Presbyterian Brotherhood at the
regular Brotherhood prayer meeting
Sunday evening, and filled the pulpit
of the church the same evening He
is good talker.
Lillian Phillips S. S. Glass will hold
a seven cent supper in the festal hall
of the M. E. church Friday evening,
May "a. Supper will be served in
courses seven cents course, or three
courses for seventeen cents. There
will also be seven cent sale.
Among the pensions re-issued and
granted recently are the following:
William Bee, Reynoldsville, REISSUE
at $l2.00 per month; James A. Dona-
hue, Reynoldsyille REISSUE at Sl2.00
per month; Ben Haugh Prescottville,
reissue at $12 90 per month.
Miss Grace E. Beck, the we'll known
music teacher, former resident of
Reynoldsville, bit now OF Punxsutaw-
ney, Pa, has returned from New York
City, wb..e she has been studying
music ior the past few months, and
has resumed the teaching OF her class
in this place.
A notice from the pension depart
ment was received here Monday to
notify A. G. Pierce that his pension
haG been increased from S1200 to
$1,000 per month, but the increase was
given too late to do the old soldier any
good, as he departed this life couple
OF weeks ago.
DR.. A. J. Meek, pastor Of the Reyn-
oldsville Baptist church, who has been
preaching in the Falls Creek Baptist
church every other Sunday in the
afternoon, closed his work at that place
last Sunday, and Rev. M. E. Hare, new
pastor of the Dubois Baptist church,
will take up the work at Falls Creek.
Mrs. Ben Haugh was called to
Rochester Mills, Indiana Co., last week
on account of the death of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. John S. Ross, who died
Thursday, May 16, and was buried Sun
day. Mrs. Ross is survived by her hus-
band and two children, the oldest elev-
en- years and the youngest two weeks
old.
A meeting Of the Western Associa-
tion OF the Improved Order Of Red Men
will be held in Ridgway tomorrow.
A special train over the B., r. & P.
will leave Ridgway att 11.3O p. m. for
Punxsutawney and intermediate sta
tions... A number Of Red Men and
Daughters Of Pocahontas from this
place will attend the meeting.
Monday the summer schedule on the
jefferson Traction Company line be-
tween Reynoldsville and Punxsutawney
went into effect and three cars are now
run between the two places from 1000
a. m. for balance Of day, giving g car
for Punxsutawney every So minutes in