The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-03-18


A DuBois-Punxsutawney aggregation
of basket ball players won the contest
in Park Theatre last night 33 70 In
spots the game was pretty good i'm
itation of football but the crowd seemed
to enjoy it.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Gallagher are
Offering all their household goods for
sale, as they expect to leave here next
month for Las Vegas, New Mexico,
where they will locate for benefit OF
Mrs. Gallagher's health.
DR.. E. V. Kyle, of Beechtree, former
ly of Richardsville, who has been cor
oner in Jefferson county couple of
terms, has sold his practice at Beech
tree, will take post graduate course
in New York City and will locate in
some city.
The Dubois e. Butler Brick Co. has
under consideration the buying of the
Reynoldsville Clay Manufacturing Co.
brick plant at this place, which was
bought in by the First National bank of
Reynoldsville at sheriff sale several
days ago,
Miss Ruth Sykes has been given the
position as cashier of the First National
bank of Sykesville, the former cashier,
o. L.. Howard, having resigned to ac-
cept a similar position in Ohio. Miss
Sykes has peen bookkeeper in the bank
over year.
Miss Lois RObinson's class OF the
Presbyterian Sunday school will open
an exchange library at the gas Office on
Saturday afternoon, March 81, A fee of
five cents charged for each exchange.
Procee eds for pipe organ fund. Your
patronage is solicited.
j. S. Cooper, of Brockwayville, one
of the Republican candidates in the
front rank for the nomination for
county commissioner, was in town
Saturday making careful examination
of his political fences in this vicinity
He thinks his chances are good this
time for the nomination.
Solomon Friedman, former merchant
of this place, who went west couple of
weeks ago to look for location, has
rented large store room in Pueblo,
Col. His wife and children left here
last week. Mr. Friedman thinks he
has now struck one of the most beauti-
full places on the globe.
Meeting of the Mems Club of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
bcld in that church Friday evening,
at which time new officers will be
elected. All the male members of
the church and congregation are re-
quested, and urged, to attend the
meeting Friday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Evans, field secretary
Of the Young Peoples Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church, was here Saturday for the pur-
pose, of trying to organize branch
society In the church at this place.
Miss Evans gave very interesting and
instructive address on the work of the
society.
County Commissioner McGaw, Demo
cratic candidate for the nomination for
a second term, was in Reynoldsville the
first of this week looking after bis
political interests. Mr.. McGaw has
received sufficient encouragement from
the voters from all sections OF the coun-
ty to make him think he will he a win
ner at the primary election.
AS stated in the institute announce
ment, examinations for common school
diplomas will be held at Punxsutawney
March 2S and at Brookville April 4th.
By request OF the teachers of Snyder
and Washington townships, the date
for the examination at Brockwayville
has been changed to April 11th. These
examinations will begin at nine o'clock.
Read the figures opposite your name
on THE STAR and II 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 If figures are 2 25 O6
means your subscription expired Feb.
%, 1906
Lawyer Clement w. Flynn and Post
master E. G. Burns were In Pittsburg
Thursday attending meeting Of credit.
ors Of the Pittsburg Industrial Iron
Works. The appointment of trustee
was about the only business of import