The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-08-01

smashed while playing on logs In Sandy
Lick creek. south Of town, several days
ago
Unless there Is more interest taken In
the monthly meetings Of the jefferson
County Medical Society that organiza-
tion will be numbered with the things
OF the past.
Frank J. Black was elected to repre-
sent the Reynodsvile fire department
at the convention Of the Northwestern
Firemen's Association to be held at
Kane August 10 to H.
Captain Urban and Lieut.. Batchelder
! and some Of the soldiers of the Saliva
tion Army Of this place, assisted Stall
Captain Marsh conduct meeting at
Brookville last Thursday evening.
Driftwood had small fire Friday
night. The barn and ice house Of the
Commercial hotel was burned, but by
hard work adjoining property was
saved. Origin of the fire unknown
Miss Nellie Stephenson, who has been
visiting at Glen Campbell several
months, returned home Monday and
number Of her young friends held n
picnic in her honor the day she came
home.
A number of Reynoldsvillc young
people will take hay ride to Dubois
this evening, where they will be met by
young people from several other places
and they will hold a party in the Elec-
trio Park.
Our gas ranges, besides cutting the
heat in the kitchen down three.fourths.
will save enough in gas bills in year
TO almost pay for themselves. Don't
take our word for it, Ask some person
that has one Hall, Barton & Co.
DR.. L. L. Means, John II. Wagner,
Walker Adam, Ross Lurch, Misses
Gertrude Deible, Alberta Resslcr, An
ME Snyder, Rosa Yaunt, Edith and
Efiie Clark and Olevia Murray were all
| W u NJ IDtllNltW luSt II TludN.
Rev. Charles Zetler, of Frostburg,
preached in the NJ. f. church Sunday
morning and evening" and Rev. A. B.
Mccormick, of North Warren, preached
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening Both gentlemen
preached excellent sermons.
In base ball Punxsutawney and Du-
Bois have now broke even. Punxs'y
won Friday to , and by the grace of
the umpire's decision Dubois won Sat
urday Q too. Each have won four games.
The final and championship game will
probably be played the latter part Of
the week.
The Office and store room of II. J.
Matson & Son, the brick manufacturers
at Falls Creek, was burned last Thurs
day night. Loss 5000 to 800 1t was
accidentally set on fire by some OF the
men who were filling oil lamps. 1t
spread so quickly that it was soon be-
yond control.
A party of Reynoldsville fishermen
went out recently and stopped ata hotel
five days near by. When they came to
pay their bills the landlord said: "My
rates are $3.50 day, which would make
$3.50 each. II you had stayed week
would only have charged you 800, as
that is my weekly rate"
An old woman was begging In town
yesterday and an old umbrella fixer was
not far behind her. They were travel
ling together and in West Reynolds
vile they had dispute as to which
way they should go and the old woman
broke her cane over the old mans head
and went her way and he followed after.
w. p. Baker, real estate agent of
Niagara Falls, n. V, took the follow
ing Reynoldsville gentlemen to Niagara
Falls on the b., R. & p. excursion yes
terday with the view of getting them to
buy some land Will w. Wiley, A. 2.
Snyder, G.. w. Swartz, G. j. Corwin,
Ammon Swartz, L. NJ Snyder, f. S.
Strawcutter and Harry Curry.
Miss Edna Boyd, of Dubois, gave
party last Friday evening to seventy
young friends Miss Winnie Farrell of
this place, helped receive the company.
Mrs. w. b. Alexander and daughter,
Miss Fannie, of this place assisted in
the entertainment and luncheon fea-
lures. F. P. Alexander Louis o. Mel
linger and Vincent G. Reynolds attend
ed the party.
The Ladies Village Improvement
Association advertised in THE STAR
last week that a market would be held
in the Bee Hive building Saturday af-
| ternOon last July 2Sth but the market