The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-19

tinued until after midnight when she
was anasthetized again. The sneezing
did not return until Monday evening,
when she had slight attack that
yielded to local remedies. Yesterday
Miss Stormer was able to be taken
home.
This was the most remarkable case
of excessive and persistent sneezing
ever known in this section.
Office hours at the Reynoldsville
postoffice Saturday-a legal holiday:
a. m, to 9.15 a. M; p. m. to 2.15 p.
m; p. m. to $50 p. m.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. DR.. A.
j. Meek was presented with a purse
OF money at Rathmel at the close of
the service in the NJ. e. church. Rev
Meek was taken by surprise, but ex-
pressed his thanks to all friends who
were represented in the gift both
present and absent.
Willie Wildflower, "a Ragged Hero"
was billed for the Park Theatre last
Wednesday night, but the company
failed to materialize. This is the Sec
ond show billed here this year that was
seen on the bill boards only. The
Ragged Hero" like the "Village
Deacon" lacked not in flaming posters.
r. G. Faust, some years ago a resident
Of Reynoldsville, died at the home of
his son-in-law, DR.. j. |. Brock bank, in
Dubois February H. He was black
smith by trade. Deceased was in his
18th year. He is survived by two
daughters and one son, all living in Du-
Bois, Mrs. Joseph S. Bantz, Mrs. ]. 1.
Brockbank and Harry E. Faust.
John Fl. Kaucher, G. r. Hall, Charles
A. Herpel, David Wheeler and La j.
McEntire were in Dubois last Thurs
day evening attending meeting of
Bethany Commandery No SO, Knights
Templar. Grand Commander Right
Eminent Sir Frank McSparren, of Erie,
was present. The Order of Temple was
conferred upon class, after which
lunch was served.
The Saint Valentine leap year dance
given ih the l. o. o. F. hall last Fri
day night was attended by thirty
couples and is claimed to have been
one OF the most enjoyable social events
held in Reynoldsville for some time.
The committee that had charge of the
party was composed of three young
ladies, Misses Alice Mitchell, Marie
Altman and Irene Phillippi.
Union Defenders Day-Abraham
Lincoln's birthday anniversary-was
observed for the first time in Reyn-
oldsville by a union service in the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
evening. The Sons of Veterans,
Grand Army Veterans and Woman's
Relief Corps members attended the
meeting in a body There was large
congregation present. DR.. A. ]. Meek
and Rev. A. d. Mckay conducted the
service. Dr.. Parsons, pastor of the
church, who has been i'll two weeks,
was unable to be present. DR.. Meek
preached the sermon. His text was,
"He loveth his country"
Reynoldsville was visited by costly
fire recently that originated in one of
the wooden buildings in the business
part OF that town. Fortunately Reyn-
oldsville has good fire fighting COM
panies and the loss, while large enough,
was not as great as it would otherwise
have been. Every year the wooden
buildings are disappearing from the
business portion of Reynoldsville and
the town is taking on a more substan-
tial and business like appearance.
There are few towns in this section OF
the state whose business men have
made greater efforts for the welfare of
the town than Reynoldsville and the
Record is always sorry to hear when
misfortune visits that town.-Brock-
wayville Record.
A tally-ho party OF Falls Creek friends
composed OF II. G.. Stratton and wife,
G. 81. Jones and wife, H. L. Lukehart
and wife, J. E Carrier and wife, John
r. Breakey and wife, Mesdames D. c.
Whitehill, Eli Clark, John Hivick,.
VIM. Ray, John Ray, William Delaney,
Guy Delaney, John Reed, Mr.. Young
and Misses Stratton and Delaney came
TO the home of ID. H. Breakey on Grant
street Thursday evening last. Those
present from Reynoldsville we're Rev.
A. D. Mckay and wife, M. e. Weed and
wife. Mesdames D. II. Young. ]. r.
Hills and Miss Aggie Riston. The ev-
ening was spent In playing games and
other social enjoyment. A fine lunch
con was served.