The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-12-04

erection Of the porch Iron posts will
BE- put under the corners
All members of the Daughters of
Rebekah are requested to meet in the
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening,
December 10. Ice cream, cake and re-
freshments will be served.
The annual banquet of B. p. o. Elks
No, 5l9 of this place will be held in the
Elk rooms this evening. Special pro-
gram and specialties by Kettenger's
orchestra, of Greensburg, Pa.
The trustees of the M. e. church
have issued invitations to members OF
the church to attend social gathering
in the church on Friday evening of this
week Light refreshments will be
served.
Lester Newberry, an employe at the
Reynoldsville Brick & Tile Co. plant,
had his right hand so badly injured
several days ago on railroad car door
that he had to have the thumb ampu-
tated.
The union Thanksgiving service held
in the Baptist church Thursday fore
noon was fairly well attended. Rev. j.
w. Myers, pastor of the Lutheran
church, preached the sermon. The
Baptist choir furnished special music.
Every merchant that intends adver-
tising holiday goods should awaken to
the fact that it is time to be at it. II
you expect to sell holiday goods you
should not fail to advertise, and news
paper is the only successful way to ad-
vertise.
S. Fl, Harding, Of Brookville, Demo
cratic candidate for the nomination for
county commissioner, was in town Mon
day looking after his political interests.
Mr.. Harding worked on -O'Donnel's
mill near this place number OF years
and is not stranger to many of our
citizens.
S. S Robinson and niece, Miss Lois
Robinson, were at Kittanning last
Wednesday attending the funeral of an
aunt, Mrs. Mary M. Crum, VINO was al
most ninety-one years old. Deceased
was the mother of Will Crum, who was
photographer in Reynoldsville some
years ago.
Mrs. Jacob fresh, at one time a
resident OF Rey ynoldsville, died a few
days ago in Pittsburg. The body was
taken to st. Marys for interment. De-
ceased will be remembered by large
number of Reynoldsvile people. Her
husband was an engineer on the Low
Grade Division.
Some Of the public school teachers of
this borough took vacation trips last
week as follows: Prof. Stanley Bright,
New Castle: Miss Edith Clark, Grace
ton, Indiana Co.. Miss Elizabeth
Baughman, Wilcox; Misses Lulu Black
and Byrd Morgret, Irwin, Pa. Miss
Msude Meek, Indiana.
The hunting season closed Saturday,
Rabbits were plenty but other game
was scarce. Only two deer and very
few pheasants killed by Reynoldsville
hunters. Lawyer G. M. Mcdonald,
Jacob Deible and Charles Scott we're
the only hunters from this place
that were out for big game that shot a
deer apiece.
Hon. Robert Fl. Longwell, of Brock
wayville, one of Jeffersoa county's
representatives in the last state legis-
lature, and who is candidate for the
Republican nomination for reelection,
was in town Monday and called at THE
STAR office. Mr.. Longwell made a
good representative and will no doubt
be given another term.
The first regular meeting of the
Business Mems Association in its new
home in the Odd Fellows building will
be held Thursday evening OF this week.
Every person invited to visit the rooms
whether members or not. The As
'sociation is growing gradually and
should receive encouragement from
every person having the interest of
Reynoldsville at heart.
Mrs. A. J. Postlethwait, Of Prieedale,
formerly of this place, a daughter Of
Mrs. Hannah Butler, OF Grant street,
is an the Mercy hospital at Pittsburg,
where she had to undergo al operation
on Monday of last week. Mrs. Postle-
thwait is improving nicely. Mrs.
George Kline, sister of Mrs. Postle-
thwSit, spent four or five days of past
week in lPittsburg and visited her sister
every day.
1t is reported that a man of this town
went home few nights ago intoxicated
and beat and abused his wife so terribly
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