The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-05-05

oldsville school board, William p.
Woodring, president, o. Fl. Johnston,
secretary, and 7. d. Brewer were in
Pittsburgh this week looking over
b ating system for the new school
hlilding to be erected in West Reyn-
ol sville this year.
Mrs. DR.. r. DeVere King entertained
the Fancy Work Club at her home on
Grant street last Thursday afternoon.
A six course dinner was served yell
low was the color scheme. The out
OF town guests, not members of the
Club, were Mrs. Harry G, Herpel, of
Monesseu, Pa, and Mrs. Charles L.
King, of Real del Monte, Mexico.
The ludicrous representation of the
ladies spring hats exhibited in one
OF Bing-Stoke Co.'S show windows the
past week attracted much attention.
Butter bowl and two waste baskets
were used as hat frames. 1t was
clever window attraction, and while
the representation OF the spring hat is
little exaggerat d, yet not so much
either.
W. L. Johnston. ESQ.,, OF West Reyp-
oldsville, was among thu Justices Of the
peace elected at the February election
who were given their new commission
at Brookville Monday This is the
third commission Squire Johnston has
received as justice OF the peace in West
Reynoldsville, and be was elected for
one or two terms while residing in
Clarion county.
Simpson Daily Leader is the name
OF a new daily paper launched upon
the journalistic sea at Kittanniug on
Saturday, May lst, with John T. and
Roland B. Simpson as editors. 1t is
a six column, eight page paper. well
filled with advertising and local news
1t is sprightly looking youngster, and
il the Simpsons keep up the pace set
the Leader will certainly be winner.
Success, gentlemen.
The undergraduates of the Reyn-
oldsville High School will give the
Senior class reception and banquet
In the l. o. o. F. banqueting hall on
Friday evening of this week. The
Helping Hand Society of the NJ E
church will serve the banquet. The
following pupils will respond to toasts:
Florence Gray, Jane Smith, George
Smith, Marion Harris, Howard Hig-
gins. Ronald Mcdonald.
The B., r. & P. railroad is asking for
bid. from con tractors to do away with
the present viaduct near Rockton on
the G. & M. division and go across the
valley on fill. A number OF contract
ors we're In Dubois Friday and in
company with Division Engineer Wat.
kins went over the proposed work 1t
is expected that the contract for this
work will be let early this mouth and
that the work will be started at once
Roderick Mcdonald, the patriarch
OF Beechwoods, shook hands with
numerous Dubois friends yesterday
Although the old gentleman has passed
through the sunshine and storms of
eighty;seven years he walked along
the streets as erect as an Indian, and
there was a confidence in his tread
that carried his towering figure along
with almost the conchalence OF re-
Gently graduated collegian of football
experience. Express.
Rev. Harry G. Teagarden, Phi. D.,
who has been supplying the Eleanors
and Adrian Presbyterian churches for
some time, has been called to these
churches and was installed as pastor
Monday night at Eleanora. Rev. G. A.
Clark, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Punxsutawney. preached the
sermon, Rev. A. D. Mckay, OF Reyn-
oldsville, delivered the charge to the
congregation and Rev. Palmer, Of Big
Run, delivered the charge to the pas.
tor.
The young mems club which was
organized over seven months ago and
has it rooms over the Bijou nickle'
odeon, met last Thursday evening and
decided OIL q permanent name for the
club, to be called the young
Americans Independent Club" Any
young men desiring to make appli
cation for membership can do SO By
securing an application blank from any
one Of the present members. This clut
now has twenty members and is in good
: condition.