The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-07

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THE STAR. II will be found on the sth
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William Anderson Is nursing worry
sore finger, the result OF accidentally
running rusty nail through the end of
his finger.
There will be chldren's donation
and swearing In Of recruits at the Saliva
tion Army hall Tuesday evening, Au-
gust l3th. Collection at the door.
The True Blue Temperance Society
will hold picnic at Franks Park next
Tuesday evening. a large number Of
visitors are expected from Dubois.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will sell leo cream and cake
at the parsonage on next Saturday af-
tcrnoon and evening, Aug. 10th. The
public are cordially invited.
There will be meeting Of the mem
bers of Hope Hose Company at S:l5 this
evening TO complete arrangements to
attend the fremen's convention to be
held at Emporium next week.
The Roller boys who sell daily pa
pers, have rented the small room next
door to Bert Cox's store and will open
news stand. They expect to handle
magazines and family story papers.
A large crowd will attend the Elk pic
mic in w. Y. Cox's orchard at Sandy
Valley tomorrow. a number Of per-
sons not members Of the b. u. o. T..
have been invited to attend the picnic.
l.. p. McCleery and V. r. Holman,
supervisors of Winslow township, were
in Pittsburg the first of this week on
business concerning the new iron bridge
over the railroad cut near the silk mill
at this place.
A number Of John Stewards friends
gave him birthday surprise party at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. A. Stewart, last evening. Refresh
ments were served The Young people
had a good time.
T.. T.. Stewart was at Strattonville,
Clarion county, last week setting up
monuments over the graves of Mrs.
Harvey Myers, who died at Reynolds
vile over year ago, and her father,
Mr.. Yarger. The work Mr.. Stewart
set up is fine.
According to an agreement between
the pastors Of the Presby yterian, Baptist
and Methodist churches, there will not
be any preaching in the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches next Sunday
evening. There will be preaching in
Baptist church Sunday evening.
George Hughes has fine bay team
Of PAGERS which he turned into pas
/ lure field last Thursday morning and
when Mr.. Hughes went to the field at
noon he found that one horse had kick
ed the other, rupturing an artery, and
the horse had almost bled to death.
The Punxsutawney Street Railway
Company has not given up the idea Of
extending its line from Anita to Flea
nora. b. NJ. Clark, Esq, Of Brookville,
attorney for the Company, was in town
yesterday to make arrangements about
charter and right of way.-Punxsutaw
ney Spirit.
Mat Mohney, of Reynoldsville, put
down the cement walk in front of DR..
b. Il. Hoover's new brick building the
past week. He is also putting down
cement walk in front Of VIM. M. Fos-
ters confectionery store. Mr.. Foster
had cement walk put down in front of
his brick block several years ago.
The following Sons of Veterans of this
place attended the S. of V. encampment
at Summerville several days the past
week: w. H. Ford, W. p. Woodring,
John Kirkwood, A. M. Woodward,
Philip and Woodward Sharp, Charles
Mcpherson, E. S. Stewart, d. w. At
water and Prof. r. c. Wilson.
There was mistake In our statement
last week that the railroad company
had charged the Winslow township
supervisors about $500 freight on two
cars of stone from Falls Creek to Reyn-
oldsville. The freight was less than
S34 90, and part of that was for excess,
as the cars were overloaded 1000
pounds.
The Reynoldsville Sons of Veterans
and the Brookville Sons of Veterans
played game OF ball at the S. Of v.
encampment at Summerville Saturday
afternoon and our boys were defeated.
Score So The Brookville S. OF V. en-
gagged the Summerville battery, and
that is the whyfore of the victory for
Brookville boys.
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