The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-07-10

picnic III tne DelDle OrcnHru near tOWn
last evening.
Thursday OF next week the Royal
Arcanum Reunion and picnic will be
held at ClearHeld
The bricklayers, stone masons and
painters of this place organized Fed
cral Union several days ago.
Joseph G. Macro will speak In the
Baptist church in this place next Sun
day evening at 1870 o'clock.
Houses will be scarce here about the
first of September, when the glass
workers begin to gather in for the
| next fire.
Lewis Williams, of West Reynolds
Vile, stepped on wire nail one day
last week and has been nursing very
sore foot since the accident.
A foreigner who lives at Skunk Hol-
low had his right hand badly injured
while in town celebration day. A big
fire cracker went off In his hand.
During the storm on the afternoon of
July Bird lightning struck the barn of
Harvey L. Hoke, who resides near
town. The barn was not damaged
much
II. Fred Staurer, who has been en-
ployed sometime as fireman on the
Low Grade Div. of p II. r., has accept
ed position as fireman on the River
Division, with lay over at Pittsburg.
Michael Montgomery and daughter
Miss Mayme, were at Dubois Monday
forenoon attending the funeral OF Char
les L. Gribben, Dubois business man.
Consumption was the cause of his
death
J. n. Smith, who was working in j.
r. Hills furniture store. will move to
Yatesboro to-day, where he has accept
ed position as fireman on the railroad.
Mr.. Smith moved to Reynodsville
about six months ago
+. l.. Hill, manager OF the jefferson
Supply Co. store at this place, who has
been unable to work since he had an
attack of grip last winter, will go to
Physical Culture Home near New York
tomorrow for treatment.
w. H. Cummings has rented ]. A.
Welsh's barn, near corner Of Jackson
and Fifth streets, where he will manu-
facture tools of all kinds. Mr.. Cum
mings worked in the Dubois machine
shop some time and is first-class
workman.
Walter, young son OF Frank Rod
gers, came very nearly losing the sight
of his right eye July 4th by holding
fire cracker too close to his eyes. Wal
ter thought the cracker was not going
off and was looking at it when it did go
Off.
One evening last week Charles Kir-
chartz sent balloon up with an order
in it good for OF dollars worth of
goods at his store A lady who lives
three or four miles out in the country
brought the order in the following day
and received dollars worth OF goods.
G. H. Linderman, Of Rathmel, has
been given the contract of carrying the
mail between Reynoldsville, Prescott
vile and Rathmel another year at
better price than he received last year.
Reed b. Johns, OF Panic, has the con-
tract to carry the Elenora, Desire and
Panic mails.
L. NJ. Hurd, superintendent of the
large tannery at Falls Creek, died sud-
denly at 100 a. m. Monday from heart
trouble. Mr.. Hurd retired Sunday
night in apparently good health. His
death was shock to the people of Falls
Creek. The deceased was highly es-
teemed gentleman.
Next Sunday at $3.50 o'clock the song
service as arranged by Ira d. Sankey
and Mark Guy Pearse entitled, "The
Man Who Spoiled the Music" will be
given in the Church of God in Rathmel.
About 20 singers will render the music.
Reader, Rev. A. j. Meek. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
One day last week while charging a
soda tank at the Reynolds Drug store
Joseph Mitchell accidentally laid his
hand on one OF the frosty pipes and it
stuck fast. He had to leave his hand
remain on the pipe few seconds or tear
the skin off his fingures. Joseph's fin
gers were frost-bitten the width of the
pipe.
A meeting OF all the trade unions of
Reynoldsville was held in Franks Park |
last Friday evening, There was large |
attendance. Thos. Haggerty, of this
place, was the only speaker present.
Mother Jones and several other sneak-