The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-07-20

Felix Weber, OF Clarion, formerly Of
this place, is at hospital in Pittsburg
under treatment for cataract of the
eyes.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association on Monday evening sl,s0O
was sold.
Bob. Williams is clerking in J. T..
Welsh & Co.'S shoe store in the place
Of his brother, Walter Williams, who
has joined the army.
Lost-A black leather back pass book.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
the same TO James V.'Young or leaving
it at The STAR office.
The teachers and officers Of the NJ.
f. Sunday school have been invited to
spend this evening at the home of S. S.
Robinson, superintendent OF the school.
Rev. John M. Dean being absent,
Mr.. George Muller preached for
the Baptist congregation Sunday.
He also conducted an open air meet
ing on Main street Saturday evening.
Charles Montgomery. son Of James
Montgomery, OF New Bethlehem, was
one of the young men who joined Com
pany l. at Punxsutawney last week.
Charley is well known here. He was
born in West Reynoldsvile.
The Ladies Work Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold lawn fete
az the home of DR.. S. Reynolds, on
Main street, next Friday evening. Ice
cream. cake and coffee will be served.
Every person invited to attend.
Hazel, seven-year-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. McCreight, gave a
party to about twenty lassies at the
home of her parents, on Jackson street.
last Thursday evening. The little ''tots"
had a good time. Refreshments were
served.
w. Amos Reed, brother of ]. Van
Reed of this place, died at Springfield,
Mo-, July 9th. The deceased, who was
a resident of this place nearly twenty
years ago, was married to Miss Mary
Cartin, of this place. He is survived by
his wife and one son.
There has been change in the firm
of Hughes & Schuckers, furniture deal
ers, in this place, William Kelso, OF
Brookville, having bought an interest.
Mr.. Kelso owns II furniture store in
Brookville and has had considerable
experience in that line of business. He
will not give up his Brookville store.
The Presbyterian Sunday school of
this place will hold picnic at Summer
vile on Thursday of next week, July
2Sth. The picnicers will leave here on
the regular 7.40 A. NJ. train and will
return on the $40 p. NJ. train Fare
for round trip is to be 40 cents for adults
and 30 cents for children. The grove
at Summerville is pretty place for
picnics.
Hopkins saw mill, after three weeks
shut down. was started yesterday morn
ing. Low water and scarcity of logs had
something to do with the shut down.
There are logs enough in now for about
six weeks saving and then the mill
will be supplied with logs from Nc
Donald's log job near Rathmel, from
where the logs will be hauled by rail to
this place and rolled into the Sandy Lick
creek.
Three prisoners escaped from the
Elk county Jail at 6.30-in broad day
light--on Tuesday evening Of last week.
The prisoners sawed off two iron bars
which gave them small hole for es-
cape. They tied two blankets together
with piece of ticking, tied one end of
the rope made Of blankets to the feed
pipe of the closet and slid down the
rope to the lawn and skipped. Two of
the prisoners were wanted in Clarion
for breaking Jail at that place.
On Friday night of last week Michael,
fourteen-year-Old son of Patrick Ward,
of West Reynoldsville, was severely
injured while playing ball. Mike was
catcher and one of the batters, in
striking at the ball, swung his bat clear
around, striking him in the face,
knocking him down and rendering him
unconscious from the blow. Although
nothing more serious than very sore
face was the result, yet it was very
narrow escape for the young man.
The following persons Of this place
went to Buffalo, N. Y, last week to at
tend the International Convention of
the Baptist Young Peoples Union of
America: Rev. ]. e. Dean, Rev. j. M.
Dean, Mrs. U. G. Perry, Myrta Dean,
Edith Harris. Mildred Hoon, Anna
Davis, Fred Reed, Lora Kline, Mrs.