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' ft Little ot Everything,
Next Wednesday Is Christmas.
Teachers' Institute Is being held In
Brookvllle this week.
Special music In the Catholic church
Christmas morning.
Christmas Is not a holiday for the
rural route mail carriers.
" I'm Married Now" at Park Theatre
Tuesday evening, Deo. 24th.
The publlo school pupils are now
enjoying the holiday vacation.
The parochlul school holiday vaca
tion begins Friday of this week.
A number of Reynoldsville people
are visiting in Brookvllle this week.
Good sleighing for Yuletlde adds
to the pleasure of that joyful season.
"The Banker's Child" was played at
Park Tbeatra last night. It was a
good show.
The potofEee is open until eight
O'clock every evening until the first of
the New Year.
. One hundred and seventy-tickets were
.eold at P. R. R. station in this place
Monday for Brookvllle.
' Regular service In the Trinity Lu
theran ehvrch next Sunday morning
and evening.
Pay your taxes before January 1st,
108, and eave 6 per cent. Collector
Wm, CojnHng will be found at the City
Hotel.
The Reynolds vllle high school basket
ball team was defeated in a game with
the Weedvllle team at the latter plaee
last Thursday evening.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Summervllle Telephone Company
held in Brookvllle laat Friday a five
iper cent dividend was declared.
Last summer, about four hundred
Jarge hardwood logs were raised out of
the Hopkins .dan and P. W. Yeany la
mow hauling the logs to Degnan'i mill
in this place. .
On last page of this issue of The
Sicar will be found several articles eon
eernlng some of the aspirants for couo-
' ty -offices next year.
Kohnsonburg l howling because their
foot ball team was defeated by Rey
noUtevllle. The Burg boys are hard
losers and cry pathetically over spilled
milk. St. Marys Goactte.
In this issue will be found a number
of Christmas advertisements. Among
the large advertisement are: Gil
lespie, Milllren" Bros. W. H. Bell,
Bing-Stofce Co., and Ed. iGooder.
Father Edward M. Drtecoll, an erstwhile-
Reyaoldsville young man, who
was pastor ot the Catholic .church at
New Bethlehem . several ears, bas
Jbeen transferred to South Sharon.
Matthew Moheey, former citizen of
Reynoldsville, now a resident of Bell
tim, suburb of Pittsburg, was operated
, on la a Pittsburg batpitaj several days
ago for a v cancerous growth on bis
chest.
" Argument court la Wing held In
BrookvllU this week. In the absenoe
of Judge Reed, who wasat Beavar Falls,
Judge Wilson, of Clarion, lewj tbe
a4 Cftses Monday.
Ex-Burgess Peter Robertson, who
recently moved from Bitumen to Reyn
oldsville. lives on Grant street.
' Ltdms of the Luthurau church held
a bazaar In the Tapper building next
door to postolllce Friday and Saturday
of lust week, Tliey were well patron
ized. The Woman's Relief Corps will have
charge of the work of raising the
money for tbo proposed soldiers monu
ment to be erected In the Reynoldsville
cemetery. We will have more to say
about this later.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McGlnness, of Philadelphia,
Nov. 27, 1907. Kenneth Welch McGln
ness Is the name of the new son. Mr.
and Mrs. McGlnnoss formerly resided
in Reynoldsville.
Ruv. C. H. Fltzwllllam, of Sprlng
villo. N. Y will lecture for the P.
O. S. of A. in their hall at Rathmcl on
Monday evening, Doc. 23rd. Subject,
"America's Call to Duty." The lecture
will be free and everybody Is Invited.
Hereafter the mall carriers on tbe
rural routes will be at the postofiice In
this place from 1.00 to 2.15 p. m. on
legal holidays, and any persons on tbo
rural routes who want their mall on
those days can get the same by calling
ut the postofiice and inquiring for their
Cirrler.
On account of the absenoe of Dr.
A. J. Meek, who was at Cambridge
Springs, Pa., with his wife, there was
no preaching in tbe Baptist church
last Sunday. Dr. Meek expects to fill
bis pulpit next Sunday. Under the
treat munt at Cambridge Springs Mrs.
Meek Is Improving.
Dr. John W. Warnlck, of Johnson
burg, at one time a groceryman of Rey
noldsville, brother-in-law of Samuel
Ressler and D. II. Young of this place,
Is In the Mercy hospital In Pittsburg
dangerously 111. Dr. Warnlck went to
tbe hospital several weeks ago for
an operation and whllo there took
typhoid fever and pneumonia followed.
A. H. Fleming and wife were called
to Houtzdale lust week on account of
the death of a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar
tha Fleming, who died in the hospital
at Phtlipsburg on Wednesday. Inter
ment was ruado In tbe Curwensvllle
cemetery Monday forenoon. The fun
eral party came from Houtzdale to Cur
wensvllle on a special train.
At the meeting of tbe Women's
Relief Corps last Friday evening the
time of holding the regular meetings
was changed from Friday evening to
Thursday afternoon. The next regular
meeting will be held on Thursday after
noon of next week, December 20, and
on the second and last Thursday after
noons of each month thereafter.
It Is rumored among the employes
of the Low Grade division of the P.
R. R. that this division will become
part of tbe P. & E. division, as it was
several years ago, and that the River
division will become part of the Cone
maugh division. At present the River
and Low Grade divisions are part of
the Buffalo and Allegheny Valley
division.
C. A. Bartlett, of this place, who
was foreman of the carpenter crew
on tbe Low Grade Division of tbe
P. R. R., has been promoted to assist
ant to the mastnr carpenter of the
Low Grade and River Divisions, with
headquarters at Klttanclng, where Mr.,
Bartlett will move the latter part
of this month. A. U. Schuckers, of
this place, has take Mr. Bartlett's
place as foreman of the Low Grade
carpenter crew.
On Friday night of this week tbe
following officers will be Installed in
Aerie No. 640, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, at this place: Worthy Junior
Past President, G. M. Herold; Worthy
President, Thomas Wrights; Worthy
Vice President, John Tobln; Worthy
Chaplain, M. W. Weaver; Worthy
Secretary, W. H. Bell" Worthy Treas
urer, J. C. Bayers; Worthy Physician,
J. C. Sayers; Worthy Iustde Guard.
Mike Martin; Worthy Outside Guard,
IL. P. Byrnes; Worthy Trustee, James
Carroll. .
Hon. John W. Reed, judge of the
aoveral courts of Jefferson county, was
t Beaver Falls, Pa., tbe past week
bearing the evidence in the case of
John J. Patterson, a hotel proprietor,
who was charged with soliciting tbe
otvFder of Judge Richard Holt, a judge
in Seaver county. The jury brought
ia a erdict Monday morning of ''not
guilty;" Judge Reed evidently thought
Patterson was guilty, for he Informed
the jury, when they brought in their
verdiet, fctat he was surprised at their
verdict.
Thomas Baggerty, of this place, a
National official of tbe United Mine
Workers of America, went to Indian
spoils, led., yesterday to attend a jotat
meeting of tbe mtaera and operators to
try and re-establish the inter-state joint
movement, which was discontinued last
year on account i f tbe strike. Mr. Hag-
gerty said before leavlag. here tbat It
was his opinion "that tfaU joint meet
ing would re-establish Uia inter-state
Movement, whloh includes four states.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illi
nois, and tbat it will mesa a settlement
for districts."
York Mills in Operation.
The American Silk Co., that recently
went Into bankruptcy, started their silk
mills at York, Pa., on Monday of this
week, ard ills expected .hut the silk
mill In Keynoldsvilto, owned by the
same comp tny, will soon bo In operation
again. .
Will Print on Tuesday.
On account of next Wednesday being
Christinas The Star will be printed on
Tuesday to give the employes of tbe
office tbe opportunity to enjoy the
pleasures of the day. Any notices for
next week's Issue should be handed Into
the office not later than Monday noon.
Copy for advertisements must bo in the
office not later than Monday morning.
Masonic Officers.
On the night of the 10th Inst, the fol
lowing officers were elected In John M.
Read Lodge No. 6.10, F. & A. M.: W.
M.,8. B.Long; Senior Warden. H. F.
Lavo; Junior Warden, Harry L. Mo
Entire; secretary, William Copping;
Treasurer, Henry C. Delble; Trustees,
C. A. Herpel, J. M. Cathers and J. S.
Hammond; Representative to Grand
Lodge, G. C. Strouse.
Royal Arcanum Officers.
Last Thursday evening Century
Council -No. 789, Royal Arcanum,
elected following officers for 1908:
Regent, James Yl. Gillespie! vice re
gent, M. E.. Weed; past regent. W.
W. H'ggins; orator, L. L. Gourley;
secretary, M. J. Farrell; collector,
Samuel Sutter; treasurer, W. H.
Moore; chaplain, W. B. StaufTer; guide,
Harry K. Pifer; warden, Sol. Friedman;
sentry, Teofoel DeMay; trustee, three
years, A. L. Carlson; medical examiner,
Dr. J B Neale.
Two Miners Killed.
Wednesday morning of last week
Joseph L8koskl and Wulter Koslotkl,
two PolHn(lur9, wore burled beneath
a heavy fall of rock and earth In B.
& S. shaft No. 1 at DuBols. The men
were cutting pillnrs and the roof fell.
A crew of men went to work Im
mediately to remove the rock and
earth from tbe bodies and It was not
until Thursday afternoon that they
succeeded in gett'ng either one of
the bodies, when Kosloskl was found.
The body of Leskoskl was found early
Friday morning. The funeral of
the two young men was held Satur
day morning.
Sunday School Officers.
Last Wednesday evening the M.
E Sunday school board elected tbe
following officers for 1908: Superin
tendent, W. B. StaufTer; assistant
supt., Philip Koehlet; supt. primary
department, C. A. Stephenson; assist
ant, Miss Ollie Ross: secretary, Wm.
Burge; asst. sec , Forrest Reseler;
treasurer, George White; librarian,
Robert Koebler; organist, Miss Mary
Parsons: assistant organist, Miss Edna
Lewis; chorister, Miss Lizzie Northey;
secretary primary department, George
White; organist, Miss Caroline Robin
son; choristers, Misses Lillian Northey
and Celia Yost; superintendent cradle
roll, Miss Hannah StaufTer.
Rumored Candidate for Congress.
It is rumored that Ex-Judge Harry
White, of Indiana, will be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
Congress In this district at the primary
election next April. Judge White Is
an able jurist, an orator and a brilliant
man, capable and especially well quali
fied to represent tbe people of this
district In the Congressional halls of
this great government. The fact tbat
he Is an old soldier, one of the loyal and
brave men who responded to tbe
country's call in tbe perilous times
of 1861 to 1965, will only add to his
popularity and make falm a very strong
candidate In the district. Judge White
would get a large vote in Jefferson
county if he seeks the nomination for
Congress.
The most select line smoking jackets
IsatMlHlrene.
Belt bas a complete line of raincoats
for men and boys.
There will be preaching In tbe Trin
ity Lutheran church at 10.30 a. m.
Christmas.
Oceans of kerchiefs for Xmax at
Milllrens.
When buying yoar Christmas pres
ents do not tnisa going to A. Katzen's
for bargains la everything.
See the subero line of bath robes at
Milllrens.
Try a brick of our Ice cream for
Christmas dinner. Velvet Ice Cream
and Candy Co.
Shirts from 50c to (3.00 at Bell's.
If you need spectacles at all you need
the best and need them made to suit
the eyes. Consult Gibson at Brook ville
December 18 and 19, or at Reynoldsville
December 20.
Silk and linen handerehlefs at Bell's
suitable for Christmas presents. -
The best store to buy ladies' and
misses' coata ia at Horwltz's in the old
opera bouse building. You get tbe
tame goods at one-third less than the
prloe you pay elsewhere.
Silk vuspesders
from 50o to 12 00
t Boll's.
CHRISTMA8 EXERCISES IN 8. S.
Cantatas, Christmas Trees, Songs, Reci
tations, and Christmas Treats, Dec. 14.
On Tuesday evening of next week,
Duo. 24,' the following Sunday schools,
of town will bold their Christmas
exeiclseg and give treats:
PRESBYTERIAN.
There will be a cantata, "'Same's
Surprise Party," In the Presbyterian
church and after cantata Is rendered
tbe scholars will be given a treat.
BAPTIST.
The Baptist Sunday School will give
a cantata, "Santa Has tbe Grip." The
scholars will be given a Christmas
treat.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. "
An appropriate program of s ongs,
recitations, and duets will be given
In the Methodist Episcopal church,
after which the scholars will be
given a treat.
TRINITY LUTHERAN.
There will be a Christmas tree In
the Trinity Lutheran church with a
program of songs, recitations, Ac, and
a Christmas treat given to tbe Sunday
school scholars. 1
There will be a Christmas tree at
Chestnut Grove church Christmas
evening.
ASSOCIATION ACTIVE.
Takes up Important Projects for Wel
fare of Reynoldsville.
Four projects of prime Importance
to Reynoldsville came up for discussion
In the meeting of tbe Business Men's
Association Thursday night and tbe
Interost displayed promises well for
tbe fu'.ure business Interests of the
town.
The first project was to secure to
Reynoldsville tbe future benefits of
tbe manufacturing of an Invention of
one of her citizens which from present
prospects will soon be of vast Import
ance. The second was the announcement
that a new Industry would In all proba
bility be secured to Reynoldnville with
in a few weeks.
The tnlrd was the reading of a propo
sition to establish a JI25.000 plant at
this place for the manufacture of a
product now produced outside of the
state.
Lastly tbe clay deposits around Rey
noldsville were considered and valuable
suggestions made for securing an analy
sis of the various beds for future use.
At tbe meeting the secretary re
ported tbe enrollment of four new
members since the previous session and
assurances from a number of others
tbat their checks would soon be forth
coming.
The next meeting of the Association
will be held tbe night after Christmas,
December 2flth, in the headquarters
on second floor of the I. O. O. F. build
ing: Voted for National President.
The various local unions of the
United Mine Workers of America In
District No. 2 voted last- week for
their choice for National President
to succeed John Mitchell. There are
two candidates for the office, Hon.
W. B. Wilson, of Blossburg, secretary-
treasurer of tbe National organization,
and T. L. Lewis, vice-president of the
same organization. Following is the
result of the election In this vicinity:
Wilson Lewis
Reynoldsville, 72 10
Soldier 125 40
Ratbmel, :108 24
Eleanor, 270 5
rardus, 113
Sykesvllle, 23 14
Eriton 80 36
Thomas Haggerty, a National officer,
says tbat District No 2, Central Penn
sylvania, will give Mr. Wilson 20,000
majority. '
Opened with Brookvllle
By a score of 30 to 15 tbe Brookvllle
high school team won the first game
of basket ball played with the Reyaolds
ville high school team this season.
The contest Friday night was a lively
affair in which Brookville showed
tbe effects of three months'' practice
in superior team work. The Reyaolds
ville boys have had little or ao practice
as yet this season and their work was
very fair considering this handicap
R. H. S
B. H. S
Shields
Gillespie
Robinson
Coleman J
Burns
Murray
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Left Forward
Center
Right Guard
LeftGuard
Speaker
Scott
Butler
Rogers
Snyder
Remember Mother
With a fine upholstered rocker; make
h6r life easy. We never had such an
assortment.. C. R. HALL.
Yes, speaking of candy we have plen
ty in good variety at fair prices. We
are in shape to give you special prices.
All goods absolutely pure. Robinson &
Mundorff.
Christmas rockers at Hall's.
We will reduce tbe price on al
articles for tbe holidays. A. Katzen.
Cardigan Jacket for Xmas at
Milllrens.
Buy your boy a suit for Christmas
from Bell.
Silk mufflers at Milllrens.
If you want a bill of goods make out
your list and let us give you our prices.
we save you money. Try us. Robin
son ft Mundorff.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
Mrs. E. A. Hull, is visiting In Troy,
Fa.
John Foust was in Pittsburg tbls
reek.
J. W. Sykes was In Curwensvllle this
week.
Miss Ida
Showers Is visiting in
Klttannlng.
Mrs. D. H.
Johnsonburg.
Young Is visiting b
Mrs Ambrose Strouse Is visiting in
New Bethlehem.
Misses Helena and Rose Black visited
In Caledonia last week.
Miss Mary McClure visited In Buff
alo, N. Y., tbe past week.
J. W. Gillespie and. wlfo were In
Pittsburg last week on business.
Mrs. Catherine Tobln and daughter,
MIbs Kate, are visiting In Oil City.
Mrs. U. G. Scheafnocker, of Brook
vllle, was a visitor In town last Thurs
day. Miss Elizabeth Davis, of Scranton,
visited her parents in this place last
week.
Mrs. P. L Smith, of Punxsutawney,
visited her parents In this place tbe
past week.
Mrs. W. T. Darr and Mrs. Kittle
Steel, of Brookvllle, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. C. R. Hall.
Mies Vlvlun Tompkins went to Edrl,
Pa., Saturday to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Miss Marie Altmun went to Scott
dale, Pa.. Saturday to spend the holi
days with a sister.
Mrs. F. O. Sutter and son, Konnetb,
will go to Cleveland, Ohio, to day to
spend tbe holidays.
James Douglass, of OH City, visited
his niece, Mrs. O. D. O'Dcll, In this
place tbe past week.
Mrs. C. K. Hawthorne, of,Brookvllle,
spent Sunday at home of her father
in West Reynoldsville.
Miss Vera Applegate visited ber
sister, MIs9 Margaret Applegate, In
Klttannlng the past week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Means, of Frost
burg, spent Sunday at borne of their
son, Dr. L. L. Means, in this place. '
Mrs. Robert Fergus and Miss Phyllis
Hays were In DuBols Thursday attend
ing tbe funeral of Miss Anna McBrier.
While in Pittsburg last week George
Hughes, manager of tbe Reynoldsville
Distilling Co., sold a carload of whiskey.
Mrs. J. J. Long, who bas been spend
ing the winters in tbe south for benefit
of her health, left here Monday for
Tampa, Florida.
W. T. Cox, of this place, attended
a meeting of tbe directors of tbe Sum
mervllle Telephone Company at Brook
ville last Friday.
Prof. J. R. Wilson, former principal
of the West Reynoldsville schools, now
student In Grove City College, was in
town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs- T. L. Snyder and son,
Thomas Lansing, Jr., of Clearfield,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
W. Gillespie over Sunday..
Richard Smith and wife, who have
been at Creekside, Indiana county,'
several months, have returned to their
home In Reynoldsville for tbe winter.'
Miss Anna McMasters, who was at
her borne near New Bethlehem a couple
of weeks, returned here last week and
went from here to Derry, Pa., Satur
day. Misses Lucy Bowers, Lettie Williams
and Minnie Colkitt, of Winslow, and
Miss Xula Hetrick, of Cool Spring,
were guests of Mrs. J. R. Mllliren over
Sunday.
H. A. Swab, Charles Hollenbaugh
and Calvin T. Dickey have gone to
Enid, Oklahoma, where they will re
main several months at least, and
perhaps longer.
John Thornton, formerly of tbis
place, now student la Grove City Col
lege, stopped In Reynoldsville on bis
way to home of his parents at Blooms
burg to spend holiday vacation.
Horace G. Miller, editor of tbe
Punxsutawney Aews, candidate for
tbe Republican nomination for Assem
bly was In Reynoldsville Friday. Mr.
Miller is one of tbe strongest candi
dates in the field.
M. J. Gleason, engineer on the P.
R. R. passenger run from DuBols to
Red Bank early In the morning and
tbe late train back to DuBoia at night,
went to work this week after being
off duty two weeks on account of ill
ness. Mra. L. F. Hetrick and son, Jelbart,
and Clyde Hughes are visiting the for
mer's daughters, Mrs. H. O. Watta at
Emswortb, and Mrs. W. A. Gray at
Ambridge, suburbs of Pittsburg.
Miss" Alda Means, wbo graduated
from tbe Reynoldsville high school
In May of this year, and la teaching
school at Frostpurg this term, spent
Sunday at home of her brother. Dr.
L. L. Means, In this place, and went
to county Institute Monday.
Miss Dorothy Sutter Is visiting her
brother, Albert P. 8utter, In Franklin.
C. F. Hoffman and family left here
Monday morning for their new home
at Wetumpka, Alabama. As stated
last week, their host of friends were
sorry to see them move away, but wish
them success In tbelr home In the
southland.
Dr. B. E. Hoover was called to
Winslow, Gaaklll township, Monday
on account of the Illness of bis father,
S. T. Hoover, who was Injured a few
days ago by bis horse running away
and throwing him out of buggy. Mr.
Hoover had three ribs brokon. He
Is 83 years old.
David Sowers and wlfo, I. F. Miller
and wife and John Collins and wife
wete called to Warren Saturday on
account of serious Illness of David
Harding, brother of the ladies. Mr.
Harding is now in the hospital at
Warren. He Is some better than be
was Saturday.
B. Y. P. U. Officers.
At tbe regular semi-annual business
meeting of the Baptist Young People's
Union the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term: President, Or-
rle H. Sheesley; Vice-President, Miss
Msude Rea; Rec. Sec, Mrs. J. Irven
Rea; Cor. Sec, Miss Lucy Carl; Tress,,
J. Irven Rea; Organist, Mixs Helen
Meek; Ass't Organfsts, Fonda King and
Florence Harris.
Death from Peritonitis.
Frank Weary, aged twenty-two
yeurs, eon of Mr. and 'Mru. Eioanucl
Weary, died at the home of bis parents
In Washington township, at 1100 a.
m. Tuesday, Dec 17, 1907, from peri
tonitis. Ho first had appendicitis.
Funeral sorvlce Thursday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. J. W. Myers. In
terment In the Emerlckyille cemetery.
To the Public.
I have sold my jewelry business to
Mr.- J. W. Cunningham and wish to
tbank my many friends for tbeir long
and continued patronage, and solicit
a continuance for my successor, who
will conduct tbe business at tberold
stand. I can recommend Mr. Cunning
ham as an honorable business man and
a workman of rare ability. Any re
pairing left with him will have care
ful and ' prompt attention, and any
business given him will be highly
appreciated. Again thanking you all
for pa6t favor; and asking your kind
consideration for Mr. Cunningham, I
am respectfully, C. F. HOFFMAN.
Packages for Adams Express.
We will not call for outgoing express
packages next week, and all packages
to go on noop trains must be in tbe
express office not later than 10.00 a.
m. on day package Is to be sent out.
F. O. Sutter,
Adams Express Agent.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance after
the death of our beloved wife and
mother,
R. E. Hogue and Children.
Speaking of Christmas.
' C. R. Hall, at tbe bouse furnishing
store, has a wonderful lot of tbe hand
somest rockers, both upholstered -and
plain, and wishes to close thesn-out at a
reduction. See the goods and prices
Mr. Chandler, wbo leetured here re
cently said: "Gillllan is 'America's
greatest humorist. He never falls 1
'make good,' and you are to be con
gratulated on selecting him as a num
ber of your course." Mr. G-Ulllan will
appear in tbe public school auditorium,.
Friday evening, Jan. 10, 1908.
We want to reduce our stock before
first of year, invoicing time, and are of
fering some extra bargains on "onia. ,
lines on which we are a little over
stocked. Robinson & Mundorff.
The Democratic National convention
will be beld lo Denver, Col., July 7,
1908.
One hundred varieties of candv in
select from at 10 cents up to 11.00 a
pound. At the Velvet Ice Cream and
Candy Co. store. Try It.
Turklesand chickens for Christmas
at Hunter & Milllrens.
Xmas neckwear at Millirens.
For ladles and gents furnishing goods
go to A. Katzen's where the pricea
are always satisfactory.
See the Christmas shirts at Millirens.
All kinds of nut bars at tbe Velvet
Ice Cream and Candy Co. store.
Tbe world renowned Hart, Baaffatav
ft Marx suits and overcoats at Bell's.
See tbe grand assortment of auk
suspenders at Millirens.
Christmas rockers at Hall's.
We are giving a special deal on hog
bams at present. Call in and see ua
about it. It will pay yoo. Roblasia A
Mundorff.