The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-12-16

Funeral at 1000 a. m. to day.
Rev. Joseph E. Kirkwood preached
in the Reynoldsyille Baptist church
last Sunday evening and DR.. A. J.
Meek preached in Brookville Baptist
church.
The Punxsutawney Ne,cs published
some shot shots" last week against
Rev. George Muller, now of Phila-
delphia, who is writing stuff for the
State Liquor League against local
option. Muller IS known to a number
of Reynoldsville citizens, having spent
about six months in town about ten
years ago. At that time Muller
carried bible under his arm.
Tuesday evening of last week John
M. Read Lodge No. 536, F. & A. M,
elected the following officers, who will
be installed on Tuesday evening of next
week: w. M, Harry F. Lavo; S. W.,
Harry L McEntire; ]. W., Manley E.
Weed; Treasurer, Henry G. Deible;
Secretary, William Coping; Trustees,
Joseph M. Gathers, Charles A. Her.
pei, Joseph S. Hammond; Represent
ative to Grand Lodge, Samuel B. Long.
George Fl. Mundortf, of Dubois,
manager of the Dubois Candy Co. and
a member of the Robinson & Mundorff
grocery firm in this place, has been
critically ill the past week with Brights
disease. There were four doctors with
him Friday forenoon, including a
specialist from Buffalo, N. Y. Mr..
Mundorff, who resided in our town
number of years, has host of friends
here who hope that he may recover
from his present serious illness.
The following officers were elected by
Mountain Cliff Castle, K. G. E., for
term beginning January 1st, 1909:
Pc, James Mitchell; N. c., Joseph
Mitchell; V. c., Joseph Marks; H. p,
Villa m H. Trudgen; M. of r., Albert
Fl. Neale; G. of E., Robert Sayers; K.
OF E., John Trudgen, Sr: w. G, Will
liam Binney; F. G., John Yenewine;
S. G., William Reed, Jr.; Trustees,
Thomas Justham, William Binney,
Charles F. Binney; Representative to
Grand Castle Charles F. Binney.
Reynoldsville Council No. 935, K. OF
c., elected the following officers for
1909: Past Grand Knight, M j. Far
rell; Grand Knight, Will l.. Nolan;
Dept Grand Knight, John S. Schultze;
Chancellor, L. B. Shannon; Record
ing Secretary. John Crawley; Finan-
cial Secretary, Walter Shannon; Treas
urer, Edward Gooder; Lecturer, Thos.
F. Nolan; Advocate, G. W. Flynn:
Warden, G. j. Kerr; Inner Guard,
Charles Flynn Outer Guard, Thomas
Deegan; Trustees, S. ]. Burgoon, Au-
gust Baldauf and M. C. Phalen.
District Deputy Anna B. Redding,
of Lindsey, installed in their chairs for
the ensuing year the following officers
of the Rebekah Lodge No. 2O5: Elvae
Deemer, N. G.; Mollie Yenewine, P.
G.; Lizzie Bolt, V. c.; Alice McCon-
nell, Treasurer; Edith Schuckers, Sec.
retary; S. G. Austin, r. to W. G
LOWE Austin, l.. to N. g.; Edith
Hoover, r. to v. G.; Mary Grix, L.
to V. G.; Lizzie Herold, Warden; Alice
Butson, Conductor; Ernest Davis. 1,
G.; Elizabeth Smith, o. G.; Kate
Heffner, L. A. S.; Ella Evans, r. A. S.
A couple OF months ago the school
board engaged Miss Elvie Coleman to
give the pupils of the first five grades
OF the public schools instruction In
music, and last Wednesday morning
Miss Coleman and her pupils gave q
short musical entertainment in Assem-.
bly, hall. The directors, preachers and
editors Of town we're invited to the hall
to hear the boys and girls sing. Ye
editor was unable to be present, but
we have been informed by competent
judges, who were present. that it is
surprising how rapidly the pupils are
learning 70 sing. Miss Coleman has
proven herself to be competent person
Tor .hc position O. musical instructor.