The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-03-20


terest to all the taxpayers In Reynolds
Vile.
Rev. l.. b. Underwood has resigned
as pastor of the Brookvlle Baptist
church TO accept call TO Painted Post,
N. Y. Rev. Underwood's resignation
takes effect at Brookville the first OF
April
At recent meeting nf the Presby-
terian Brotherhood the following Off
GERS were elected: President, w. j.
Morrison Vice-presdent, Henry Her
pei; treasurer, j. S. Abernathy; sec
retary. w. G. Leech.
Are you Systematically saving por-
tion of your earnings for rainy day or
old age? Do you place the money
where it will produce the largest earn
ings for you? II not, join the Order OF
the Golden Seal
Joseph f. Weist, a former citizen OF
Of this place who has resided at Philips
burg couple of years, has moved back
to Reynoldsvile and is living in one OF
the fine new apartments on second 1oor
of the Peoples, National bank building.
Miss Iva Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Moore, formerly of Reyn-
oldsville, now of Aline, Oklahoma, was
married the Goth of last month to A.
f. Manning, of Aline. Ivas many
friends here will wish her happiness in
her matrimonial life.
An examination for permanent cer-'
tificates will be held in the high school
at Reynoldsville April 9th and 18th.
All applications should be In hands OF
the committee by March 30. @. q.
Wilson, of Brockwayville, is chairman
OF the committee.
A call meeting OF the Clarion Presby-
terry will be held in Dubois Saturday
of this week to dismiss Rev. II. l.. Nc
Ilvaine from pastorate of the Emlenton
Presby yterion church and arrange for
his installation as pastor OF the Ridg-
way Presby terisn CHURCH
Bob Fitzsimmons and his company
played "A Fight For Love" at the
Park Theatre Monday night. There
was a large aud enthusiastic audience
present. Bob was the attraction, and
| 1t is probable that had there been moth
ing but the three round sparring match
the attendance would have been as
large.
s. A Fuller, of this place, who fires
an engine on portable saw mill now In
operation near Knoxdale, is taking an
enforced vacation this week on account
of having one rib broken and another
one torn loose on his right side. The
accident happened Saturday afternoon
BY MIR. Fuller falling of bench while
on duty.
Charles Montgomery, engineer on
one OF the p. II. r. passenger trains
that run between Dubois and Red
Bank, who was engineer on the Sligo
Branch and has resided at Sligo a
number Of years, is moving to Dubois
this week. Monday evening he bought
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell's property In
Dubois and is moving into that.
Alfe Rachel Calhoun, aged months
and 1S days, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John G. Calhoun, Of Washington town.
ship died Friday morning, March IT,
1907. Pneumonia was cause of her
death. Rev. Geo. Fl. Hill and Rev. j
W. Myers conducted funeral service
Sunday at 100 p. m. Interment was
made in the Beechwoods cemetery.
John Tyson, who was in Bradford
Pa, five months, has accepted 1
position in Salamanca, N. Y. Mr.
Tyson says: "All matrimonially in
clined couples OF Reynodsville sojourn
ing to Salamanca are cordially invited
to call on me at IA Main street. and
will willingly be witness at all wed
dings where parties concerned desire my
presence"
w. w. Wiley, proprietor Of Cit!
Hotel, Owen j. Edelblute, proprietor o
National Hotel, and John G. Conser, o
Hotel Imperial, we're in Harrisburg las
week attending meeting of hotel men
While at the state capitol these gentle
men called on Gov. Stualt, who spok'
of his visit to Reynoldsville during th,
gubernatorial campaign and paid thu
Keystone band high compliment.
Rev. ]. e. Kirkwood, who was In tn,
service of the American Sunday schoo
Union at Portsmouth, Ohio, year an,
half, has been transferred to thi
section to take the place Of Rev. T. G
Goodwin, who has gone to Indiana state
Rev. Kirkwood will reside at Brook
Vile. His parents reside in Reynolds
vile. Rev. Kirkwood and wife ar