The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-08-13

last Thursday, was well attended and
was delightful picnic.
The Ancient Order Hibernians OF
this place will hold a picnic In Franks
park on the afternoon and evening OF
Wednesday, August 9th.
Grant Rhoads. who has charge OF
Fred Burns country coal bank near
prescottville, had his left hand injured
Yesterday morning by II fall Of coal.
Ladies of the Protected Home Circle
will hold a lawn fcte on Fred w. Burns
lawn, Grant St, this Wednesday
evening. Ice cream and cake will be
scrycd
About one hundred and fifty young
people attended the moonlight picnic
on David Reynolds large lawn, Mabel
street, last Friday night. Miss Cora
Reynolds got up the picnic.
A number of young people drove to
Wishaw Monday evening and held
moonlight picnic in the park at that
place. Misses Maud Hoon and Terzie
Booth got up the picnic party.
This is Il busy time of the year for
some of our country correspondents and
they have not been sending in letters
very regularly but we hope soon TO have
a full corps of correspondents at work
every week.
The new martial band was out on the
streets Friday evening. The band Is
composed of following musicians: ]. C.
Ferris, Michael Flanagan, William
Hewlett. Willis Warren. Steve Warren.
John Spears and c. Grant Rhoads.
Burglars entered Mrs. Ellen Evans
grocery store on East Main street last
Saturday morning about 300 o'clock
and stole about $1,000 worth of groceries
aud $500 in money. Much more might
have been taken had they not been
scared away.
j. G. Williams, of Ridgway, was
called here last week on account OF the
| illness of his sou. Dean Williams, who
was visiting his grandparents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. +. Dean, near this place.
Dean was able to return home with his
father Saturday afternoon.
The Nonpareil Club and few invited
friends held party in Newcome's park
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Those present were unanimous in the
statement that it was the best party
they ever attended. There were four
chaperons with the young people,
Miss Edna Moore, daughter Of M. M.
Moore, OF Washington township, who
entered the Samaritan Hospital school
at Philadelphia last February to learn
| to be a trained nurse, returned to the
Quaker City yesterday after two
weeks visit with her parents in Wash
ington township. Miss Moore expects
to attend this school three years.
Mrs. P Foley. Mrs. DR.. j. W. Foust,
| Mrs. Solomon Shaffer and Mrs. J. ID.
Woodering attended the Sons OF Vet
erans encampment at Camp Alexander,
near Summerville, last Friday, There
was special meeting Friday afternoon
for Grand Army Veterans and members
of the Womens Relief Corps, and the
four ladies named represented the
Reyuoldsvlle Corps.
Joseph +. Kirkwood, who is pre-
pairing himself for evangelistic work
and has been Il student in Moody's Bible
Institute OF Chicago, will preach in the
Baptist church at this place Sunday
evening. He will enter the Bucknell
University when fall term begins. Mr..
Kirkwood has many friends here who
will be glad to hear him preach. His
subject will be, "Tho Wedding Gar
ment.
Prof. G. " Smith, Of Bedford, Pa,
who has been elected principal Of the
borough schools, was in Reynoldsvile
yesterday getting acquainted with some
of the people and was looking for q
suitable house to move into. His family
consists OF wife and one small son,
Arthur. Prof. Smith seems to be
very pleasant gentleman and he comes to
town highly recommended. A picture
and short biographical sketch of Prof.
Smith will be found on another page of
this issue.
Alfred L. Trumbull, bookkeeper for
the Enterprise Silk Co., has resigned
his position and will shortly leave for
New York city to assume his duties
with the American Fashion Co., S53
Broadway. George Farrell, who has
been an understudy in this department,
will fill the position. We learn that
Mr.. Trumbull is very prominent
secret society man, being Past Master