The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-21

Joseph MacfO VIII preach IN tne
Baptist Mission Chapel at Soldier next
Sunday at $50 p. m.
a number of the Reynoldsvillo Bap-
lists are attending the Clarion Associa-
tion in Brookvillo this week.
Miss Daisy Strong gave six ocl ock
tea to number OF her lady friends at
Hotel Imperial Friday evening.
On Monday Judge Reed sentenced
five prisoners to the penitentiary and
three to the Huntingdon Reformatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Alexander
gave a dominowhist party to n few
friends Monday evening. Refreshments
were served.
The picnic that was to have been held
in Franks Park last Thursday by the
Ladies' Auxiliary and A. o. H., was
postponed on account Of rain
A number of members OF the Elk
lodge at this place will go TO Punxsu-
tawney to-day to attend the opening of
the new Elk rooms at that place.
A special examination for teachers
who were unable to attend the regular
examinations, will be held in the pub
| lie school building at Brookvile Aug.
3, at S.45 a. IN.
Invitations are out for select picnic
to be held in Franks Park Thursday
evening Aug. %. A number of young
folks are expected from Dubois and
| PunXsutawney.
The new maps now being put out by
the National Publishing Co. only give
Rathmel population of about 200 and
there are almost that many school child
ren in the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Storms. of Grant
street, entertained the Enterprise So
cial Club Thursday evening. All men,
bers of the club were present. Re-
freshments were served.
j. NJ. Sheasley gets the free ticket to
the an-American offered by II. Alex
Stoke on the bean guessing contest.
Sheasley's guess was 2,645 and there
were 2,642 beans in the jar.
L. j. McEntire, secretary of the
Reynoldsville Building and Loan Asso-
citation will go to Louisville Sunday
and the b. & l.. A. Office will be closed
all of next week but Saturda ay.
H. w. Eason a. Co., who will occupy
the new building next to postotlice with
full line of gents furnishing. goods,
expect to haye their store open ready
for business Saturday of this week.
The Utopia Society was to have held
a picnic at Ludwick's grove, Paradise,
Thursday, but on account Of the rain
the picnic was postponed and social
was held at the residence of DIR. S.
Reynolds.
The Oil City Fuel Supply Company
hae put in larger gas line from jack
son street to the glass plant. The gas
was shut off in town Sunday afternoon
to make the necessary connection on
the larger supply pipe.
Married, Aug. 10, at the Baptist
church by Rev. DR.. A. ]. Meek, Dean
Hagermar, of Williamsport, and Mary
G.. Madden, of Reynoldsville. The
happy pair left on Saturday for Will
Transport, their future home.
William Simmons, an Italian who
stabbed fellow-country man at Rath
mel on the night of June 24th, was SEN
fenced by Judge Reed Monday forenoon
to pay $4,000 fine, pay costs and serve
two years in the penitentiary.
The 11th of May four cows owned
by William Sewers, who lives near
Brookville, were bitten by mad dog.
One OF the COWS died several weeks ago
with hydrophobia and another one of
the COWS died last Thursday from hy-
drophobia.
A special meeting will be held in Cen
tennial hall Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 10, when Captain Herman, of
the Salvation Army, will make
statement of their work in Reynolds
vile, the amount of money received and
how expended.
Presiding Elder Smith was to have
preached in the M. f.. church at this
place Sunday morning, but he was dis
appointed in getting a man to take
charge of the Cherry Run camp meet
! ing for Sunday services and had to re.
main there himself.
Robbers tried to get into Mrs. Lucy
Gibson's house Wednesday night. She
shot at them and frightened them
| away. Several hours afterwards the
robbers tried to get into William Stan
fords house, who resides near Mrs.
Gibson, and he shot at them. There
were two men.