The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-04-17


bers of that Tribe will meet this even
ing to make arrangements to attend the
funeral.
The Fitzpatrick Glass plant at Falls
Creek was sold to New YORK parties
last week for s3l 900. Lawyer A. L.
Cole; of Dubois, bought the plant for
the New Workers.
The Grand, Bijou and Wonderland
are the names of the three nickle'
odians now open daily, except Sunday
for the entertainment of Reynoldsville
people who enjoy picture shows.
Rev. William Hesse, who was pastor
of the Lutheran church in Brookville
five years, has rendered his resignation
to take effect May Is. He has accepted
call to Leechburg Lutheran church.
L. j. Bing has accepted position as
clerk at Imperial Hotel in this place,
Grier o. Sweitaer having resigned to
embark In the shoe business. Mr..
Sweitzer was clerk at the Imperial
about five years.
Mrs. Thomas Gricks was given a
birthday surprise party Monday. Din
ner was served. Including children
there we're about forty present, mostly
relatives. Mrs, Gricks was given sew
eral birthday presents.
At a congregational meeting In the
Presbyterian church at BrOokville on
the 9th inst. Rev. James B. Hill, of
Dunbar, Pa, was given unanimous
call to the pastorate of the Brookville
church at salary Of 81, 800 year.
Mrs. G. G. Benscoter, of Brookville,
was the guest of Mrs. DR.. S. Reynolds,
the latter part of last week. Mrs.
Benscoter was here to attend the meet
ing OF the Foreign Missionary Society
of the M. E. church Friday afternoon
to arrange for missionary convention.
John Mowery, of Ringgold, and Miss
Bertha M. Hoch, Of New Maysville,
were married at home Of the bride In
the latter place at 7.30 last evening,
April l6. They will come to Reynolds
vile to-day to spend couple of days
visiting the families of their brothers,
James Mowery and I. M. Hoch.
The second we'll for the Reynoldsville
Industrial Oil and Gas Co. will be
drilled near No. 2 bridge, just east Of
Hopkins. Work will be started on this
we'll next week. The first we'll was
shot yesterday afternoon and it is not
known yet just how much gas the we'll
will produce.
E. s. Vosburg and wife, of Dubois,
were the guests Of ye editor and wife
Saturday after noon and evening. Mr..
Vosburg, who was engineer on the
WoStuOuuu broiu Al ouo Coiiioiou oh
the P. r. r. three miles west Of Reyn-
oldsville March l3, was so badly injured
that he was not able to work until
Monday of this week.
1t was stated in THE STAR last week
that Miss Elizabeth Davis would go to
Scranton on 1lth inst. to accept a
position as assistant manager of drug
store, but on Wednesday she received
telegram giving her one more week
at home with her brother, Charles
Davis, Of Mexico, who is visiting his
parents in this place. Miss Davis will
go to Scranton this week.
Carl Edwin Tangren, aged 10 years, 6
months and 5 days, son OF James Tan
gren, Of Pancoast, formerly OF Prescott
Vile, died at 100 a m. Tuesday, April
l6, 1907. Spinal trouble was cause OF
his death. Funeral s'rvice will be held
in the Trinity Luthers church at this
PloCC L nuiSuoy dibCiuOt y. COuuuCVCu Dy
Rev. ]. W. Myers. Interment will be
made in Prospect cemetery.
Thomas O'Hare, known as pepper"
O'Hare, who spent the winter in Reyn-
oldsville, went to Erie Monday to ac-
cept position as manager and captain
OF the Erie baseball club in the Inter-
state League the coming season. Mr..
O'Hare held same position with the
Erie club last year. The season opens
May 10. The Interstate league is COM
posed OF eight circuit clubs, Punxsu-
tawney, Dubois, Bradford, Kane, Erie,
Oil City, Franklin and Olean.
A tramp named Beer was caught on
the bridge near Iowa Saturday by the
westbound passenger train due here at
sos. He dropped down and held on to
end of ties until train was almost past
him, but raised up in time to be caught
l.