The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-09-19

hold memorial Services next sunday IN
memory Of Rev. T. w. Booth, their
late pastor.
J. b. Arnold wishes TO announce that
on Friday and Saturday Of this week
his house will be- open to those who
wish to purchase any of the furnishings.
At 7.3O y. m. Thursday there will be
special meeting Of the w. G. T. U.
at the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Woodward.
All members are requested to be present.
The tannery has received a large sup
ply OF hides and everything is ready for
the resumption Of work but the compa-
ny has not issued orders to that effect
yet.
While at work in Youngs planning
mill yesterday morning ID. II. North
amer's left hand came in contact with
circular saw and the end of one fin
ger was badly injured.
The Junior B. Y. +. U. Of the Baptist
| church will hold a social at residence
Of DR.. J. C. King Thursday evening,
Sept 10th, from $50 to 900 p. m. Ice
cream and cake will be served.
| Vernie Warwick, an eight-year-old
lad of Brookvile, was drowned at that
place Thursday afternoon on his way
home from school by attempting to cross
the Cook & Graham dam on the logs.
| Berna. daughter of DR.. b. +. Hoover,
was seven-years-old last Wednesday and
the anniversary was celebrated by Berna
giving party to twenty of her friends
in the afternoon. Refreshments we're
served.
James Hughes, L. L. Henry, James
Thompson and William Lyle, of Rath-
mel, were over on the Susquehanna
river the past week bass fishing. Rath-
mel people can expect to hear some
"whoppers" now.
Frank Richardson, OF Driftwood.
passenger engineer OF Low Grade Di-
vision, was in town Friday evening
shaking hands with old time friends.
Frank was resident Of this place nigh
unto score of years ago.
Mrs. William Gibson was given SUR
prise party Saturday evening by about
thirty lady friends, the following day,
Sunday, being Mrs. Gibsons birthday
anniversary. She was presented with
chair and flower stand.
| Henry Priester was driving his high
spirited young roam horse last evening
and he had little runaway on east
end of Main street. One of Henry's
sisters was in the buggy and escaped
without injury, but Henry got his right
arm injured.
| Paul st. Peter, secretary Of what is
called the Simon Burns L. A. 300, who
spent part of last week in Reynoldsville,
attempted to make a speech before a
number Of glass workers at Bellevernon
last Thursday evening and was Kissed
off the platform.
The lawn fete at the home of Harry
Sykes last Friday evening under the
auspices OF the West Reynodsville
schools was success. The net proceeds
were over 5000. The money is to be
used to buy books for the West Reyn-
oldsville school library.
Prof. G. b. Woodward, principal of
the Driftwood schools, spent Sunday
with his brother, Postmaster A. Nj.
Woodward, in this place. This is Bert's
third year as principal of the above
schools, which are prospering nicely
under his principalship.
A glass checker board in the show
window at C. F. Hotrman's jewelry
store has been admired by large num-
Der Of people. II was made at the Star
Glass plant and is the handiwork of
Clarence Hines, a glass cutter from Mt,
Jewett. 1t is certainly very neat work.
NJ. G. Coleman owned fifteen month
old short-horned, blooded bull, which
he considered very valuable, but the
animal had been showing bad dlspo-
sition for several weeks and Monday the
animal attacked Mr.. Coleman and that
sealed its doom. II was executed sever
al hours after the attack.
A fellow from the rural district came
to town on the Sunday afternoon train
from Dubois, who had taken too much
"tangle foot" and was not able TO mean
der homeward and West Reynolds
vile official gave him lodging in the
bastile of that borough. Monday morn
ing the fellow paid six dollars for the
bastile accommodations.
A good sized audience attended the
missionary exercises given in the Bap-
tist church Thursday evening by the
Mission Circle OF that church. Ice
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