The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-08-14

are cordially invited.
Company II of Ridgway and Company
G. of Bradford, both of the 10th regi-
mcnt, passed through Reynoldsville on
n special train Saturday on theiy way
home from the eucampment at Glen
cairu.
Rev. Herbert ". Glare, pastor of the
NJ. r.. church at North Clarendon, Pa,
preached an excellent sermon in the NJ.
f.. church at this place Sunday even
ing lie is bright young man aud II
good talker.
SiXty-thrce tickets were sold at the
\. V. R'y station Thursday morning to
people who were going to Punxsutaw-
ncy to take in the K. G.. T.. reunion and
the jefferson county Christian Endeavor
convention.
A photographic entertainment will
be given in the Cyphrit M. +. church,
Paradise, next Saturday evening. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of Young Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Reynodsville
NJ. f.. church.
Joseph II. Pentz being the lowest
bidder was given the job of being iani-
tor for the public school building for
the ensuing term of school. Sam1 Il.
Reynolds will be janitor in the Reyn-
olds building.
Rev. Fitzwilliams, lecturer who has
gained quite a reputation in that line of
work, will deliver a lecture in Centen-
nial hall on the afternoon of August
22nd, the day the p. o. S. of A. hold the
reunion at this place.
Irwin Martin, of Eleanora, has patent
on a weather strip for door which is a
pretty good invention. He has given
Herpel Bros, of West Reynoldsville,
an order to make one thousand of the
weather strips for him.
The Pennsylvania Railorad Co. admits
the success of the special Seashore Ex-
cursion August lst and has arranged
for one more. The date fixed is August
18th. Every one desiring to visit these
delightful resorts should make arrange
ments to go on that date.
Two Rathmel men had little ''scrap"
one day last week and each one had the
other fellow arrested and both gave bail
for their appearance at court. 1t would
be wise act on their part and save the
county some expense if they get their
trouble settled before court.
Through the kindness of Rev. S. f..
Smith, of Punxsutawney, we received
a report yesterday morning of the
Christian Endeavor convention held at
PunXsutawney on Thursday and Fri
day of last week. The report was a
lengthy one and reached us so late that
we could not give it space.
The committee appointed by the
Winslow township school board to Sc
lect books met at Hotel Belnap Satur-
day and adopted the following school
books for the township: Ginn's Geo.
graphy, Nos. and 2; Ellis History, ad-
vanced and primary; Raub's Grammar,
advanced and primary; Elsworth's Ver-
tical Reversible copy books.
Some small boys were playing on
Main street after dark Monday evening
among whom was son OF p. F. Flynn.
Young Flynn attempted to run under
the iron hitching rail in front of Dunn's
hardware store and missed his calcula.
tions and struck his head on the rail
with such force that he was knocked
insensible for few minutes.
The A. V. R'y will run a special train
to Dubois on Friday, August 10th, to
accommodate the people who want to
go to that place to see Buffalo Bills
Wild West Show. The train will leave
Lawsonham at 735 A. NJ, Reynolds
vile 1906, arriving at Dubois at 1875
A. NJ. Returning the train will leave
Dubois at $50 p. NJ. and arrive here al
5.55 p. NJ. Fare from Reynoldsville tC
Dubois and return, 25 cents.
Three members of the Royal Area
mum of this place, A. l.. Keagle, Regent
M. j. Farrell, Secretary and G. II
Allis, Treasurer, called on Mrs. Johr
Flickinger Friday afternoon and gave
her draft for $1,000, the amount O
life insurance her husband carried as ;
member of Century Council No. 7S9
A fac-simile OF the draft and an article
setting forth the benefits of the Roya
Arcanum, will be found in this issue o
THE STAR.
Misses Maybel, Nellie and Lolita Sut
ter invited almost three hundred peopl,
TO attend a picnic yesterday Afternoon
in the orchard of the old Sutter place
where S. M. Gourley now lives. TIL,
day was beauty for picnic, the bas
kets well filed, the crowd joyous an,
happy. which made the event q com