The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-08-12

A blind hand organ grinder struck
Reynoldsville Friday morning and sta
toned himself in front of the postoffice
where doleful music was ground out
until dinner time.
About the Goth Of August Photogra-
pher G. J. Corwin will close his gallery
for thirty days to take a vacation. All
persons wanting work done will do well
to remember this.
Cherry Run, Clarion county, NJ. F..
Campmeeting opens August q. Evan
gelist Sailor will be present all through
the meetings. No admittance to the
grounds on Sundays.
Rev. Boyer, a Baptist minister of
Cleveland, Ohio, came to Reynoldsville
on Saturday and held services in the
Baptist Church at this place on Sunday
morning and evening.
George Burtop, Of Beechwoods, was
in town last Saturday with several bags
of apples to sell and one to give away.
Mr.. Burtop had no trouble in disposing
OF one OF the bags of fine fruit.
A. NJ. Norris will be at the election
house in West Winslow township on
Tuesday and Wednesday, September
1st and End, for the purpose of register
ing voters in that end of the township.
The low rates offered by the Penn
sylvania II. II. for an Excursion to the
sea shorr Thursday, August 20, should
be within the means OF all desiring to
visit these resorts. See rates in this
issue.
Volume l., No. l, of the Mill Hall
Times, with John A. Johnston, formerly
of the Emporium Echo, as editor,
reached our exchange table last week.
We wish Bro. Johnston success in his
new field.
The Northwestern Reunion Associa-
tion Of the p. o. S. Of A. met at PUNK
sutawney on Friday of last week.
About fifteen members Of the p. o. S.
OF A. from this place drove to Punxsu-
tawney to attend the reunion.
A picnic was held about one mile
from town along the Falls Creek road
last Thursday in honor of Mrs. w. w.
Elrick, of Ninevah, Clarion county,
who was visiting relatives here. A
pleasant time was reported by those
present.
DR.. J. H. Murray changed his Office
last Thursday from the Taper building
to the one across the street occupied by
Lawyer F. j. Weakley. These two
practitioners of their chosen professions
will use the same rooms OF the building
for their Offices.
Mrs. Alex Riston invited a number
of young people of Reynoldsville to
spend Monday evening at her home on
Grant street. The affair was given in
honor Of Miss Eleanor Taylor, of Pitts
burg, who has been visiting friends at
this place. About twenty guests were
present.
The Wreath of Roses, temperance
society composed of number Of little
girls OF the Catholic church, took the
morning train to Camp Run last Thnrs-
day. They took with them baskets Of
provisions and the day was spent enjoy
ing themselves as only crowd of
children at picnic can.
The Jefferson County Christian
Endeavor Union met in convention at
Penfield last Thursday and Friday.
Misses Belle Arnold and Maggie Butler,
of this place, attended as delegates from
the Sr. Society, and Misses Cornie
Deible, Viola McGaw and Olive Reyn-
olds as delegates from the Jr. Society.
A few weeks ago one OF the large
smoke stacks at the tannery fell down
and part of it, which was in good con-
dition, was raised in few days for use
until new one should arrive. Last
week the new part arrived and was put
on top of the section used temporarily.
1t was also discovered that the other
large stack is in bad condition and a
new one has been ordered to replace it.
On last Thursday morning at $3.50
o'clock Mrs. Margaret Phillippi, OF
Sykesville, Pa, died of Inflammation Of
the bowels. She was 65 years, 5 months
and % days old at the time of her death.
Funeral services were held at the
Sykesville Baptist church on Saturday
morning at 1000 o'clock. Mrs. Phillip.
pi was the mother of ten children, five
of whom proceeded her to the Great
Beyond.
The roller skating fad, once quite
popular here, which has been dead fol
a number of years, has been resurrectet
in Reynoldsville. A large room in thu
basement of the Reynolds block ha