The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-16
The Epworth League OF the M. Il.
church will hold moonlight picnic in
Franks Park Friday night.


ed at this place direct from Southern
Africa and at the same time there were
seven trunks in the baggage room to go
out on the noon train for Laos, Asia.
The Altar Society of the Catholic
church will hold lawn fete on Father
Brady's lawn Saturday afternoon and
evening. Ice cream, cake, coffee, &C.,
will be served. Everybody invited to
attend.
Arthur Reynolds, who is an assistant
in Ed Gooder's jewelry store and bicy-
Gle repair shop, had the index finger of
his right hand badly lacerated on a
sprocket wheel of bicycle yesterday
| forenoon.
Shick & Wagner have secured the
services OF Miss Marie Black, who will
begin her position on Friday of this
week as clerk in the dry goods store.
Miss Black comes highly recommended
as lady clerk.
Grant Brown, aged one year, twin son
of Mr. aud Mrs. William Brown, of Sa-
bula, Pa, and nephew of Mrs. II. ].
Thomas, of this place, died Wednesday
and was buried Thursday. r. j. Thorn
as attended the funeral.
William Roden and Miss Margaret
Won Overlook were married at $50 p.
m. August Sth, by Squire T., Nefr at
his residence on Hill street. The cali
thumpians serenaded the young couple
the following evening.
The last excursion to New Jersey
scashore points via the Pennsylvania
Railroad Thursday, August oath, will
no doubt be well patronized. The rates
are extremely liberal considering the
accommodation offered.
Jacob Henninger received the con-
tract to fill in Fifth street from Jackson
street to the II. & F. C. R'y, and is push
ing the work on rapidly. 1t will not be
long until there will be good driveway
from Jackson street to the silk mill.
From Dubois paper we learn that
O. II. Barlow and Miss Iona Hoover, OF
Dubois, went TO Buffalo Monday and
were married at that place yesterday.
Mr.. Barlow is a brother of Mrs. A. T.
Bing of this place. He is well known
here.
Alpha Orveta Eufer, aged . months
and days, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Eufer, died Sunday morning and
was buried in Beulah cemetery Monday
afternoon. Funeral services were held
at residence of parents, conducted by
DR.. G. G. Rumberger.
A copy of the premium list of the
first annual fair Of the Punxsutawney
Fair Association, to be held the latter
part OF this month. has been received at
this Office. The pamphlet was printed
in the Spirit job department and is cer-
tainly very neat job.
The Ladies' Work Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold market
and ice cream sale in Stokes building,
next door to gas office, Saturday, Aug.
Goth. The date having been postponed
from Aug. 10Th to avoid conflicting with
sales of other societies.
Twenty feet OF the ninety foot smoke
stack at the tannery was taken down
Friday The stack burned off twenty
feet from the top and would have
crashed down on the engine house had
it not been held up by the guy wires. A
new stack will have to be put up.
Forty ladies of this place held pic
mic at Sandy Valley last Thursday. The
picnic was in honor OF Mrs. G. Fl. Cor
don, of Washington, d. c., who was
resident of this place number OF
years, and is visiting her numerous
friends here.
Important subjects continue to be
presented at the gospel tabernacle at
Tenth and jackson streets every even
ing. Special study Friday night: "Who
Changed the Sabbath?" Sunday 800 p.
m, prophetic Study of Rev. II and l3.
Sunday evening 745 "Mark of the
Beast, What is it?"
The two-month-old baby OF Rev. and
Mrs. James Fl. Jelbart, of Johnsonburg,
died Saturday at their home in John
sonburg. The little remains were
brought to this place on the 1880 a. m.
train over the B., r. & p. R'y Monday
and Immediately taken to Beulah cem-
etery for interment.
Robert j. Thomas, the barber, will
move his shop from the basement of
Hotel Imperial into the room formerly
occupied by the Cochin Sisters milli-
merry store next door to Coolers, Some
person has started the report that Mr..
Thomas intends moving out Of town,
but this report is not correct.