The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-01-08

personally acquainted with Colosmo,
came to Brookville and identified him
as the man who was wanted at st.
Augustine for murder, Coosmo was
given hearing before Squire AL
Baur Monday and was recommitted
, to jail for week to give the Florida
,llcial time to hold conference with
Gov. Staurt In regard to getting re-
quisition papers to take Colosmo back
to St. Augustine.
George Hunter and bride returned
home Monday night and were given
two calithumpian serenades that night.
On the evening of Tuesday, January
IA, the second team OF the r. Ii. S.
will play a Dubois team in Park
Theatre. The boys In some unique
advertising bills promise a scientific
game for big odds,
The county president OF the w. G.
T. u. of Jefferson county wishes to meet
all ladies interested In the temperance
work in the Presbyterian church
Thursday, January 9th, Immediately
after the afternoon evangelistic meet
ing.
A new schedule went into effect on
p. II. r. Sunday There Is only one
change in time of passenger trains at
Reyuoldsville and that is only one
minute. The westbound train due here
at 1.29 p. m. is due on new schedule
at 1.2S p. m.
T. 7. Millin, of Oliver township,
Republican candidate for the nomin-
alton for register and recorder, was
In Reynoldsville Saturday. He had
been at Rathmel attending Pomona
Grange. Mr.. Millin is an intelligent
and very pleasant gentleman.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Baptist parsonage In this place on New
Years Eye, Dec. 3lst, 1907, when Val
verd r. Barnett and Miss Verna e.
Matthews, both of Falls Creek, we're
united in wedlock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. A. J. Meek
In the marriage notice last week
of Harry Mason and Bessie Cox we
stated that the ceremony was per-
formed at home Of Rev j. G. Nc.
Entire, which was an error. They
we're married at home of bride, Mr.
and Mrs. w. 7. Cox, on Second st.
Irving II. Klock, who was clerk In
Millirens store several years, has &C
cepted position with Bing-Stoke Co
He has charge OF the shoe department
After resigning his position with Mil
lirens Mr.. Klock accepted position
In Kane and came from there here
last week to accept the position with
Bing-Stoke Co.
The Republican Natiosal Convention
when it meets in Chicago on June l6
will contain $50 delegates. This mum
Der was fixed when the Republican
National Committee met in Washington
on December 9th and allotted two dele
gates to each Jf the territories. Each
state has two delegates for every seDa-
tor and representative In congress.
The Democrats OF West Reynolds
vile held suggestion meeting last
Thursday evening and following sug'
gestions we're made: Council, Richard
Miller, Joseph McKernan, T. j. Fag'
ley; school directors, p. A. Hardman
David Bollinger; auditor, T. G. McEn
teer, Howard Sipes; constable, 7. p
Williams, Martin Mccarthy; judge Of
election, G. G. Herpel, Charles Arnold
inspector, j. B. McAtee,
Hon. S. Taylor North of Punxsutaw.
ney, is a candidate for the nomination
for state senator ir the 37th senatorial
district, composed of the counties Of
Jefferson and Indiana. Mr.. North's
earnest and conscientious work In the
house should commend him to the
people of his district to represent then
In the higher body. His many friends
in the state hope for his SUCCESS
Tyrone Times.
Rev. j. Booth, pastor OF the Baptist
church at Curwensville and a resident
Of Reynoldsville, was holding meetings
at Shamokin, Pa, and on his way Il
church one night last week fell off 9
high sidewalk and was badly injured
He was able to get back to Curwens
vile, but could not get any farther
alone, and his son-in-law, DR.. A. 81
Bowser, Of Reynoldsville, and his son
DR.. Fred X. Booth, Of Fairmount City
went to Curwensville Friday sni
brought Rev. Booth to his home il
this place.