The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-03-25

Birthday party was given Saturday
afternoon for Leona Barkley, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Barkley.
There were twenty little tots present.
Refreshments were served.
W. G. Buffington, of Brockwayville,
Republican candidate for the nomin-
alton for county treasurer, was in town
Saturday interviewing voters. Mr..
Burlington is strong candidate.
Evangelist j. B Mcclure, who is
assisting DR.. A. J. Meek In a series OF
meetings in Baptist church in this
place preached in the Baptist church
in Punxsutawney last Sunday morning.
An Italian man and moman, for
whom 5000 reward is offered in Pitts
burg, were in town Monday. They
are members of black hand, had been
arrested, were bailed and skipped their
bail.
Bishop Charles n. Fowler, who
lectured in Reynoldsville several years
ago on Abraham Lincoln, died in New
York City Friday. Bishop Fowler was
one of the noted bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
L. H. Boyle and wife, who were at
Dairy, Westmoreland county, Pa,
about six months conducting restaur-
ant, returned to this place last week.
Mr.. Boyle bought the restaurant in Oc-
tober and sold it couple of weeks ago.
After this issue "Uncle Sam will
not allow us to mail the paper to sub
scribers one year, or more, in arrears
without putting one cent stamp on
paper. g Read the figures opposite your
name and see if you are year in
arrears.
About fifty members of Mazomania
Tribe No. 34l, l. o. r. M, of Reynolds
vile, were at Punxsltawney Thursday
night witnessing the initiation OF forty
one new members in the tribe at that
place. A luncheon was served after
initiation.
Harry Martin, who has been conduc-
ting a confectionery, fruit and cigar
store in the Butler building several
years, has moved into the Hoover build
ing and added groceries to his stock.
He has very nice store now. Mr..
Martin expects to sell fruit by whole
sale.
Thursday evening of last week Peter
Cowan, OF Brookville, installed the fol-
lowing officers in Encampment No. 292,
l. o. o. F., at this place: Chief Patri-
arch, E c. Davis; High Priest E A.
Meyer; Scribe, M. E. Weed; Senior
Warden, J. N. Small; Junior Warden,
W. B Stauffer.
Last Friday evening following officers
were elected in the Mems Club OF the
NJ. e. church: President, c. N. Lewis;
vice-president, W. B. Stauffer; secre-
tary, Thomas D. Hoon; assistant secre-
tary, Harvey S. Deter; financial secre-
tary, VIM. M. Burge, Jr.; treasurer,
Joseph r. Milliren.
At the next meeting of the Business
Mems Association the first Friday in
April the matter OF celebration for
Reynoldsville this summer will be
taken up. The Association would like
to ascertain the sentiment Of the citi-
zens, whether they wish a celebration
on the Fourth alone or one extending
over several days.
Read the figures opposite your name
on THE STAR and il you are more than
one year in arrears call and settle before
the first Of April, as the new postoffice
rule goes into effect on that date.
The first figure is the month, second
figures date of month and last figures
the year when subscription expires.
For instance II figures are 25 06
means your subscription expired Feb.
rs, 1906.
Hon. Robert h. Longwell, OF Brock
wayville, Republican candidate for the
nominatian for Assembly, who has been
endorsed by the Jefferson County Local
Option executive committee, was in
Reynoldsville yesterday. He is
strenuous advocate of local option, and
bases his argument on the fact that
majority must and will rule in all
matters in which the people are the
governing power.
Junior basket ball team from Dubois
played a junior team al this place Sat-
urday afternoon ard was defeated by
the Reynoldsville boys, although the
Dubois Courier reported the score 10
In 16 In favor of tha DuPoic hoys 1,ho