The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-07-28

A two-year old daughter Of William
Peterman. OF Sandy Valley, fell off
porch Sunday and received an ugly cut
on her forehead.
A test weight car off the p. II. H.
was run over the Low Grade Div. of the
A. V. R'y last Friday testing the weigh
scales along the road.
Leonard Macro and Miss Tranquilla
Petrella were married at the home Of
Gretena Macro, East Main street, at
800 o'clock Wednesday evening, July
2lst. Esquire T.. NeG tied the nuptial
knot.
The Brookville base ball club came
to Reynodsville on the morning train
Saturday ami drove from here to Big
Run TO play ball with the Big Run
team. The score was to 8, in favor of
Big Run boys.
Tv- brothers, representing the
Saints, are holding services in a tent,
or tabernacle, as they are pleased to
call it, near Big Soldier. They have
been in that section several weeks.
They baptised two people Sunday.
Frank ]. Black, proprietor OF Hotel
Mcconnell, Thomas Green and John G.
Conser proprietors of Hotel Imperial,
John Thomas, tonsoral artist, Chas.
A. Dickinson, groceryman, and James
G. Scott, cigarmaker, are camping out
in Beechwoods this week.
Rev. w. F. Reber, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church, will go to the
home of his parents, in Franklin county,
Pa, the latter part of this week on a
months vacation. He will spend short
time in Maryland. There will be no
preaching services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
Alex. Whitehill, of Brookvile, passed
through Reynoldsville Saturday on his
way to Syracuse, N. Y, where he will
join the Springfield, Mass, ball club,
with whom he has signed to pitch the
remainder Of the season. On account
of game arm Alex. has not been able
to play ball very often this season.
Miss Maggie Irwin, of Murrysville.
Pa, sister of Mrs. S. b. Rumsey, died
at her home last Saturday. Mrs. Rum
sey was at her bedside when her spirit
passed into the eternal world. The
deceased had visited in West Reynolds
vile and made many warm friends
Mr.. Rumsey went to Murrysville
Monday to attend the funeral.
The boiler in the Clark, Kizer e.
Kipp saw mill at Cortez, this county
exploded at five o'clock Saturday even
ing. The mill had shut down for the
week and the men were getting ready
to go home when the explosion occurred.
Peter Duff, Of Lindsey, was killed, En-
gineer Geiss was seriously injured and
several others were slightly injured
An engine and eighteen cars were
wrecked on n curve near Sykesville, on
the b., II. & L. R'y about 800 A. NJ.
Saturday. A broken flange on the en-
gine caused the smash up. Passenger
trains on the b., r. & p R'y and A. v.
R'y were delayed on account of the
wreck. The b.. II. & =. train due here
at 1850 A. NJ. did not arrive until
1850 p. NJ.
]. L. Ewing drove Jap McEntire's
horse down into Armstrong county two
weeks ago and did not get home until
Saturday. The horse was turned into
pasture field that had a barbed-wire
fence around it, and in attempting to
jump out OF the field the horse was so
badly lacerated about the flanks and
hind legs that Mr.. Ewing had to pro-
long his visit to get the animal in shape
to make the trip home.
Miss Jessie G. Barkley. who has been a
nurse in the Clifton Springs Sanitarium,
Clifton Springs, N. Y, two years, spent
day in Reynoldsville last week. Miss
Jessie had taken patient from the San
itarium to Richmond, Va, and stopped
off at Washington, d. c., Mt. Pleasant,
Pa, and this place on the return trip,
She went from here to Shawmut to spend
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Barkley, before returning to
Clifton Springs. Miss Jessie will grad
uate as trained nurse next spring. q
Some person stole two watches and
four or five dollars from Amos Beck, an
employee at the Ross House, last Thurs
day night. Beck is sound sleeper and
had been leaving his door open at night
so Mr.. Ross could get him awake in the
morning without awakening all the
people in the hotel, and some one slipped
into his room before midnight and car
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