The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-03-13

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dence In West Reynoldsville this month.
1t will b, very nice residence when
finished.
oh. 7. Peters, proprietor OF the I'm
perial restaurant, is having a new and
modern front put in the restaurant
this week, and will make other i'm
provements.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Hughes, assisted
by Miss Elva Coleman and Prof. w.
w. Kiple, will give high class con-
cert in Assembly hall on Friday even
ing of this week, March l5
Last Saturday evening fifteen lady
friends of Mrs. Ella Watson gave her
complete and very delightful birth
day surprise party. The ladies carried
well filed baskets with them and fine
luncheon was served.
T. L. Templeton, who was cashier
Brookville National bank for a number
of years, died at his home In Brookyille
Saturday afternoon. He was sixty
years old. Had been in poor health for
a number of months.
Jess Snyder, who had been working
in the woods at Mayburg Forest coun-
ty, since last December, came home
Saturday. He had tussle with the
grip" was not able to work and de-
cided to come home to recuperate.
DR.. A. ]. Meek, pastor Reynoldsville
Baptist church, was at Dubois last
Thursday to conduct the funeral service
of Mrs. William Stevenson, who died at
her home in Dubois Tuesday. Inter-
ment was made in the BeechwoOds GEN.
etery.
The reception given in the M. E.
church last evening, under auspices OF
the Epworth League, for new members
and probationers recently taken into
the church, was largely attended and
was a very enjoyable reception. Re-
freshments were served.
In the absence OF the pastor, DR.. ].
A. Parsons, Rev. J. W. Crawford, Bap.
tist minister OF Sykesvills, preached In
the Reynoldsville M. E. church Sunday
morning and Rev. r. G. McMinn, Meth
odsst minister Of Sykesville, filed In
the pulpit in the evening.
On the 9th inst. the Utopia Society
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year President, Mrs. L. M.
Simmons; president, Mrs. F. X.
Alexander; Secretary, Mrs. F. M,
Brown treasurer, Mrs. j. A. Nc
Creight: referee, Mrs. W. G. Elliott.
Friday afternoon Sergeant Joe Logan,
Of Troop ID" State Police, took John
Morrisey and Robert Hughes, both of
Lindsey, to the county jail. Morrisey
was charged with larceny and furnish
ing liquor to minors, to which he plead
guilty, and Hughes was charged with
furnishing liquor to minors.
To strong features are introduced by
Bob Fitzsimmons in Flight For
Love-" which comes to the Park
Theatre Monday evening, March Is.
His marvellous bag punching act and
the three round glove contest between
Mr.. Fi,zsimmons and his sparring part
ner both are extremely realistic.
Mrs. Milicent Curtice, Of Cobourg
Ontario, is visiting her brother, DR.. j.
A. Parsons, at the M. E. parsonage
Mrs. w. Il. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Shem
Parsons, and daughter, Mrs. Charles
Cowley. Of Erie, will arrive to-day to
visit DR.. Parsons and family. Mr.. Par
sons and Mrs. Hicks are brother and
sister OF DR.. Parsons.
&c. Wilson, who was employed as
finisher in the Reynoldsville Woolen
Co. plant at this place a couple OF
years, afterwards employed in woolen
mills at Brookville, was in town yester-
day on bis way to Senoia. Georgia. He
is now in the employ of aconcrete COM
pany. Has not worked in woolen mill
for scme months. Mr.. Wilson is in
Philadelphia. They stored their house
hold goods in Brookville.
Reynoldsville is to hOnored by a per-
formance by Hi Henry's greatest min
strels on Wednesday, March 49, This
famous company after Is years absence
will again favor the amusement public
Of Reynoldsyille with the largest and
most expensive minstrel organization
Mr.. Henry has ever offered. They sell
dom play the smaller cities but having
an open date have decided to ELL here.
Tonight at Park Theatre.
There was good attendance at the
monthly meeting OF the Brotherhood
OF st. Paul held in the M. e. church
last Friday evening. After the meet
inc a luneheon was served in the festal