The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06


Benjamin Haugh, of near Prescott
vile, has been granted u pension of $500
per month, and not $1,000, as stated In
some of the papers.
Rev. ]. N. williams, pastor Of the
Baptist church at Tarentum, formerly
of Reynoldsville, has resigned his pas
torate at Tarentum.
Frank Sutter and Chas. A. Dickinson
were in Brookville Monday night at
tending stag smoker" given by the
Vulcan Wheelmen's Club.
James CrotZer, lad at Hopkins saw
mill. had the end of the index finger of
his right hand cut off one day last week
by having it caught in the joiner.
Robert Jefferey, coal miner, was
killed in No. , mine at Eleanora last
Wednesday afternoon by fall of coal.
He leaves wife and six children.
A game of foot ball will be played on
the grounds at this place Friday after
noon between the Punxsutawney high
school team and the Reynoldsvile team.
The Punxsutawney Ne,cs, one Of our
best exchanges, has entered its thir-
teenth year. The News is better local
paper now than it has ever been before
George Tauve, of Rathmel, driver
in the Sprague mine, was injured the
latter part OF last week by a fall Of coal
His head was cut and his body badly
bruised.
Monday morning Carl A. Bowman
and Amanda A. Christaferson, OF Du-
Bois, came to Reynoldsville and were
united in marriage by Rev. Paul w.
Metzenthin.
Monday, October 18th, at 1000 A. M,
is the time set by Judge Reed for reg
ular argument court, and an equity
court will be held on Monday, October
25th, commencing at 1000 A. NJ.
The A. V. R'y will run an excursion
to Pittsburg next Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
Fare for round trip, including admis-
sion to Exposition, s4.45. Tickets
good for three days.
Dr. James Conway, Ex-Congressman
Craig and Ex.County Superintendent
Hughes, all of Brookville. were in Reyn-
olJsy;lla m fo,,. ln,,o Th,,sday an tbai, ..
way home from the Clarion Prcsbytery
held in the Beechwoods.
David Brumbaugh, Winslow town
ship farmer, brought a basket of fine
large peaches from his orchard to THE
STAR Office Saturday, for which we were
very thankful. Some of the peaches
were about the size OF base ball.
Sunday afternoon the Knights of
Pythias attended special service in
the NJ. +. church. Rev. Thomas w.
Booth preached an excellent sermon
for the order. The church had been
elaborately decorated by Aaron Rogers.
J. d. Woodring will open a grocery
store next week in West Reynoldsville
in the room formerly occupied by VIM.
Burge, who has moved into the Stoke
block. Mr.. Woodring has purchased
the building in which he opens his
| store.
Mrs. +. Nef is the delegate from the
Presbyterian Missionary Society Of this
place to attend the thirteenth annual
meeting of the w. H. M. S. Of the Clar.
ion Presbytery TO be held In the Second
Presbyterian church in South Oil City
on Thursday and Friday, Oct. eth and
9Th. Mrs. Neff will attend.
Miss Roberta Ayres organized a
Christian Endeavor Society at the Muir
ray school house, near this place, the
last Sunday in September. The follow
ing officers were elected: President
Harry Bell; vice-president, Daniel
Doney; secretary, Miss Olive Deemer
corresponding secretary, Miss Emms
Murray: treasurer, Hall Murray.
1t was stated in THE STAR two weeks
ago that Capt. T. c. Reynolds had beer
appointed as a clerk in the pure foot
department in Pittsburg. Capt. wen
to the ''Smoky City" Saturday to report
for duty Monday morning. Mr.. Reyn
olds thinks his services ut Pittsburf
are only temporary. He expects to bt
located somewhere else soon.
The annual convention OF the Clarior
District Epworth League will be helt
in New Bethlehem on October
28th, 9th and 2Sth. This promises
to be the most interesting convention
ever held in the district. DR.. Crawford
president Of the Allegheny College, ant
Rev. J. N. Fradeuburg, d. D., L. L. D..
Of Clarion, will deliver lectures ant
there will be readings by Menas Start
well Of the Chicago University.