The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-01-22


Stoke; factory manager, F. c. Wescoat.
At a meeting OF the directors of the
First National bank Saturday evening
the old officers were reelected: John
H Kaucher, president; DR.. J. G. King,
vice-president; X. G. Schuckers, cash
ier
A meeting will be held this week
to reorganize the Reynoldsville In
dustrial Oil and Gas Co. and to arrange
for drilling two or three more wells
three or four miles west of Reynolds
vile.
Service in the Trinity Lutheran
church next Sunday as follows; Sun
day school 945 a. m, communion SER
vice at II 90 u. m, Luther League at
6 30 p. m. aud vesper service at 80
p. m.
Rev. j. b. Mcclure, an evangelist,
is holding a successful revival in the
Baptist church at West Liberty. The
meetings will continue all this week.
There were twenty-five converted Sun
day night.
Next Friday night, January oath, the
Fl. s. basket ball team will play the H.
S. team from st. Marys. The Fl S. has
been practicing steadily and hope to
v in this game. Every one should see
this game. Admission 25 cents. Game
called at s 30.
Alex Riston, cigar manufacturer, has
moved his cigar factory from rooms
in basement Of Imperial Hotel, to the
DOM on Main street formerly occupied
by s. Katzen's jewelry store. Mr..
Riston will open cigar store and sell
his famous cigars and tobies at retail.
Clement, little son of John O'Hare,
fell off the high porch roof al Mr..
O'Hare's residence on Hill street Sun
day, and was badly, but not dangerously,
injured. The little fellow was un-
conscious for over a half hour 1t was
first thought that he was fatally in
jured,
At a meeting Of the directors OF the
Peoples National bank Monday even
ing the old officers of the bank were
re-elected: President, w. B. Alex
ander; Vice-presidents, F. d. Smith
and August Baldauf; cashier, F. K.
Alexander; assistant cashier, F. p.
Alexandey
A meeting will be held in the Cen
tennial hall on Friday evening at 10
to organize local option League in
the town. F. A. Gaupp, Of Ridgway,
will be present and address the meet
ing. An invitation is extended to all
who believe in temperance and home
rule to be present.
Friday afternoon of this week,
January "a, the Prohibitionists of
Jefferson county will meet in Centen-
nial hall, Reynoldsville, to select can
didates for county and state Offices,
delegates to ate and national con
ventions and transact any other bus
iness that may properly come before
the convention.
Harry E. Darr, OF Brookville, Re
publican candidate for the nomination
for register and recorder, was in Reyn
oldsville yesterday looking after hi'
political interests. Mr.. Darr is {
prominent and highly respected citizer
of Brookville, and is we'll qualified
to fill the Office he is now asking the
voters Of jefferson county to give him
Mr.. Darr is strong candidate fol
register and recorder.
The game OF basket ball played a
Park Theatre, Reynoldsville, on 14tt
inst. was between the second high
school team of Dubois and second higt
school team of Reynoldsville, and no
the second team of Dubois and firs
high school team Of Reynoldsville, a:
stated in the Reynoldsville Voluntee,
and Punxsutawney Spirit. 1t was g
fast and interesting game, all the same
If it was played by the second teams.
Charles A. Grubs, Sr., who was tried
in the county court last week on charge
OF assault and battery, preferred by his
wife, was found guilty, and was sen.
fenced to pay 81 90 fine, costs and tc
furnish bail in the sum of 5000 to keep
the peace for two years. Charles failed tC
have enough ''coin Of the realm" in
his pocket to liquidate the fine and costs
and he will spend thirty days in the
county jail to square accounts with the
county.
Miss Edith Dempsey, third daughter
of Mr.. ana Mrs. George W. Dempsey
formerly Of this place, died at home
OF her parents at Watsonville, Cal
the first Of last week. Miss Edith
Dempsey is the young lady that hat