The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-17

in the borough bastile Friday night for
drunkenness.
Mrs. Robert Warren. of Pitts burg.
was the guest Of Mrs. S. I. Dougherty
couple Of days last week.
The w. II. G. sent a box of articles
| Monday to the soldiers from this place
who are camping at Middletown, Pa.
Mrs. J. r. Rowley and daug hter, Miss
Elizabeth Smith, Of Beaver Falls, are
spending few days at Hotel Imperial.
The eigth annual reunion OF the
Northwestern Reunion Association will
be held in the Electric Park at Dubois
| August 26th.
James Lusk, jr., sent hen egg to
this Office Monday evening that weighed
three ounces and measured ~ inches in
circumference.
Co. L., 18th Reg, y. v. L., the com
pany the Reynoldsvillc boys are in, has
been moved from Newport News, Va,
i w U
A. G.. Milliren, who is looking after
Osburn g. Shairers lumber job at Cher
rytree, Indiana county, Pa, spent Sun
day at his home in this place.
J. N. Small and Il. S. Strawcutter,
Of this place, have been given the con-
tract to build the new school house to
be known as the Dlckey school.
a special train over the b. II. e +.
R'y leaves here FOR Ridgway about 100
A. NJ. tomorrow for the fremen's con-
vention. A large crowd will go.
a long haired. barefooted youth and
a black bear that travel the highways
together, gave wrestling exhibition
on Main street Saturday evening.
w. II. Stamey, Esq. to whom all APP
plications are handed for work In the
silk mill, is receiving as high as thir ty-
five letters day from persons who want
work.
There will be Harvest Home picnic
for the benefit Of the U. B. church in
the grove at Panic Saturday, August
9th, all day and evening. Everybody
invited.
The M. f. Sunday school will picnic
in the Reynolds grove Friday. viii
meet at the church at $50 A. NJ. and
baskets will be hauled to the picnic
grounds.
A man who had imbibed freely from
the cup that intoxicates, was locked up
Saturday night for obstreperousness.
He paid $500 Sunday morning for the
nights lodging.
Selo Mohney, Pearl Barto, Harry
Herpel, Reynolds Gorsline and Harry
Burns started out Monday with n camp
ing outfit to spend a few days camping
along the Bennetts Branch somewhere
in neighborhood Of Penfeld.
Rev. f. M. Kernck, of Housewife,
Pa, and son, Arthur, visited the
formers sister, Mrs. James Nj. Bin
ney, in this place the past week. Rev.
Kernick preached an excellent sermon
in the M. f. church Sunday evening.
S. b. j. Saxton and David Hartman
went to Gettysburg Saturday on short
visit. Mr.. Saxton will attend the
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge at
Lebanon, Pa, this week as delegate
from the X. of p. Lodge of this place.
James NJ. Lord, principal of the Os-
wayo. Pa, schools, who has been spend
ing his summer vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Lord, in this place,
returned to Oswayo, yesterday. His
school begins one week from Monday.
On account Of the damp condition Of
the ground the Helping Hand Society
of the NJ. f, church could not hold the
lawn fete on the parsonage lawn Friday
evening. The ladies served ice cream
and cake in the lecture room of the
church.
Rev. Samuel Hines, OF Osnahburg,
Ohio, who is spending his vacation at
the homo Of his father-in-law, Robert
Waite, near this place, preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Rev. Hines preached an excellent SER
mon. He is pleasant speaker.
Rev. o. H. Sibley will lecture in the
Rathmel M. K. church on Tuesday even
ing, August 23rd, at $40 o'clock. Sub
ject "The Tabernacle" 1t will be
beautifully illustrated by hand painting.
Admission, adults 10 cents, children
5 cents. Everybody invited to attend.
Joseph Shaffer, the express agent,
will soon have an Adams express wagon
on to deliver the express in this place.
Mr. Shaffer has bought a horse and
a wagon has been shipped to him from
the company. Heretofore Mr.. Shaffer