The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-28

Is proprietor Ol one our 30 oiothinp
stores and is frequent visitor in town
was at the Pan-Amerioan last week
Mrs McCleland accompanied him.
There will be special meeting of the
Women's Christian temperance Union
Mt Mrs. l. NJ. Hays on Friday evening,
Aug. 70. AT s o'clock to appointa dele.
gate and make arrangements for the
County Convention
The first religious service held in the
chapel at the county home, was con-
Quoted last Sunday afternoon by Rev.
S. NJ. Gordon, pastor Of the Brookville
NJ. T.. church. There are now 45 in
mates at the home.
A number Of Arthur McClure's
friends drove to the Mcclure farm,
Pancoast Monday evening and had a
very pleasant time. Coon hunting"
and eating corn was the feature of the
evenings entertainment.
Out of the % cases on the court calen-
dar for August term seven were contin-
ued and five settled All the cases on
the calendar for trial Monday were eth
or settled or continued and there was
not jury drawn Monday at all.
After the regular meeting OF the
Daughters of St. George Friday evening
reception was held for Mrs. John
Trudgcn aud Mrs William Northey,
who recently returned from England.
Ice cream and cake were served.
A. ]. B,cztr one oi the well known
glass workers Of Falls Creek, has moved
to Reynoldsyillc where he will work the
next fire. Butch" is big hearted and
has made lots Of friends in Falls Creek
who are sorry to see him leave town.
Falls Creek HGdH.
A special examination for teachers
who were unable to attend the regular
examinations, will be held in the public
school building at Brookville Saturday,
August 81. a typographical error last
week caused us to state that the above
examination would be held Aug. 3rd.
In our write-up last week OF the
Reynoldsvile wooden mill we uninten-
tionally neglected to mention that
George w. Sykes who has been con-
nected with the woolen mill since it
was first started in Reynoldsville, many
years ago, is now travelling salesman for
the mill.
Rev. NJ. Wayne Womer, a Methodist
preacher of Finesville, N. j., preached
in the NJ. +. church at this place Sun
day morning. Wayne was born and
raised in Reynoldsville and has many
friends here who were pleased to hear
him preach. He is a good talker and
his sermon was appreciated,
LAST Friday evening was the second
date set for the Nonpariel Club hayride
to the Noah Strauss farm, to which
about 80 young people were invited,
but like the first date the second one
proved to be unfavorable for the trip,
on account of rain, and the young peo-
pie held a picnic in Franks Park
The Reynoldsville Gun Club held
shoot last Friday, and following is the
result: DR., j. B. Neale, "a blue rocks out
of II possible %, David r. Cochran %,
James Delaney %, David Hill Sand Chas.
5. Kirchartz /. The Club held shoot
at Rathmel yesterday and will hold
another shoot at this place tomorrow.
Three silk mill workers from Pat
erson, N. j., were here during the past
week trying to get the employees Of the
silk mill at this place out on a strike
Tor higher prices on work, but were not
successful at this time. Things seem
10 be running smoothly at the mill now
and the employees will not be hasty in
declaring strike.
Fred d. Butler and wife are visiting
N town. Mr.. Butler has resigned his
position as chief book-keeper for
,he Cowansville Coal Company at
Jowansville, Pa. They have packed
heir household goods at Cowansville
Ind do not intend returning to that
,lace, but have not fully decided yet
where they will locate.
All members of the p. o. S. of A.
Camp of this place are requested to
meet in the p. O. S. of A. hall to-mor-
'ow, Thursday, evening, as business of
Importance will be transacted. Ar
will be made DIT that meet
% entertain the members of the Du-
3ois p. o, S. of A., who will visit the
aeynoldsville Camp the S fcond week in
A katzen, proprietor OF the Peoples
3argain store, is In Philadelphia a1d
NewYork this week buyink K fall and win
or stock for his Reynoldsvtl lie store. He