The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-11-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Ben. Haugh, of Prescottville, has been
granted a pension Of 9l5 per month.
The Ladies of the Lutheran Church VIII
hold their bazaar and market on SATURDAY,
December 3rd, in the McGaw building
The visit of the Mine Rescue Car TO
Dubois. announced for November ~ 10
2S was postponed one week. ana Will DC
in that city December to D.
Miss Lide Jenkins, of Titusville held
worker for the home mission branch ol the
Baptist state work, was entertained at lhe
Baptist manse yesterday.
Mrs. ]. G. Seifert, of Grant street,
entertained on Friday afternoon from z to
An m. a few friends to meet her sister-in
law, Mrs. Jerome Sheib, of Pittsburg
Robert Patterson, a child OF y months,
died at Beechtree last "Wednesday from
tie effects of eating medicine tablets which
he had secured by climbing up on chair
and reaching into a wall pocket. He was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson
There will be a series of evangelistic
meetings held in the old Baptist church at
Prescottville beginning on Monday, Decem-
ber 5th, at 7.30 D. m. Rev. j. h. kirkwood, I,
Union, viii be in charge of the services to
which all are invited.
'Souire p. b. Love, who spent ten days
in the wilds of Dents Run with party
of Sykesyille hunters returned last
Wednesday feeling fine after the open air
life but did not lead big black bear mp
Main street with chain. The bear Is
still enjoying life in happy woodland home
Miss Coda King who for the past four
years has been the efficient clerk IN the
Sykesville postoffice, has rendered her
resignation. TO take effect on Dec. 3, her
intentions being to take Vp course In
business college. Her place in the post
Office will be taken up by Miss Amy Smeal'
-Sykesville Post-Dispatch.
Died, Monday forenoon, Margaret, five
month old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stockdale, of Sykesville, from stomach
trouble Funeral services were held at
the home of the parents by DR.. A. }.
Meek, of Reynoldsville, Wednesday after
noon 200 o'clock, lnterment was made
in the Sykesville cemetery.
The Pennsylvania railroad has issued
orders that freight brakemen are TO De
given annual passes. Those in the service
five years will be given individual passes,
ana UllOSe Ill Ullt StINlIC .t'h NNoio WI W
given passes for themselves and wives.
Practically all of the men in the tram
service of the Pennsy are now given passes
after being with the line certain length
of time.
At New Bethlehem Thanksgiving Day a
Reynoldsyille eleven succeeded in winning
an easy victory over New Bethlehem
football team Score 40, Reynoldsville
lineup: L. E., Coleman; L. T., Edelbute;
L. G., London; c., Burns; II. g., Shees-
lev; r. T., Robinson; Il. E., Wescoat; O.,
ID. Nolan; f. B., F. Bohren; II. II. b., j.,
Bohren; l.. H. B., l.. Nolan; Sub, Sykes,
While the boys had an easy time winning,
they admit that there were few warm
verbal arguments during the contest.
The many friends of Rev. George H.
Hill, of the Beechwoods, will be interested
to know that he will shortly go to Southern
Pines for the winter Mr.. Hill has been
in poor health for the past year, having no
pastoral duties, and his condition at present
shows but little improvement. Mr.. Hill
was granted years vacation by his
congregation and 1t is the sincere hope OF
his church people, as well as of many other
friends that he will return from the south
feeling in much better condition. dubois
Express.
On the night Of December 9th five
candidates will be initiated into the
mysteries Of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle in Reynoldsville, and the event will
be made the occasion of banquet and
general good time. 1t is expected that
about twenty members of the castle of the
order at Anita will be present to help in
the degree work and participate in the
BANQUET after the initiation. The local
castle of the order is in prosperous
condition and the steady growth attests
the fraternal feeling that exists within the
lodge