The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-07-16

West Reynodsville last evening
Joseph Macro has embarked In the
grocery business. He has taken charge
of the Macro store on east Main street,
William Barclay had narrow escape
from death or serious injury one day
last week by fall OF coal In Sherwood
mine. His left foot and arm were In
jured.
The punxsutawney Spirit says there
Is n new throat disease which has been
diagnosed by Punxs'y physician as
- rooteritis, and Is peculiar to base
ball cranks.
Eleven members OF the Knights Of
Golden Eagle OF Reynoldsvlle drove to
Beechtree on Tuesday afternoon Of
last week and visited the X. G.. r. lodge
at that place.
A great game of ball will be played
at Dubois this afternoon, the weather
favorable, between team from the b.
=. o. +. lodge Of Reynoldsville and
team OF Dubois Elks.
Daniel Brewer and son, Edward. l..
| NJ. Alderton and Grant Alderton we're
over In Clearfeld bounty this week
gathering huckleberries. Mr. Brewer
says they are not plenty this year.
NJ. Hoch Snyder, piano. Three and
one half years study in Vienna. Famous
method OF Theodore Leschetizky, teach
or OF Paderewski. viii take earnest
and appreciative pupils. Hotel I'm
perial.
Ladies OF the Helping Hand Society
of the NJ. T.. church will hold lawn
fete on the NJ. f. parsonage lawn this
evening. II the weather is inclcment
the ladies will sell ice cream and cake
in basement OF NJ. Il. church.
Prof. II. b. Teitrick, superintendent
of the public schools of Jefferson county,
attended the State Educational Associ-
alton meeting in Pittsburg the first
week in July and was reelected
member OF the executive committee.
Mrs. Levi Heidrick died at her home
in Brookville on Tuesday morning,
July Sth. Death was caused by liver
complaint. The body was taken to
East Brady Thursday morning for in
terment. The deceased was In the
5lth year of her ace
Mrs. bradshaw, wife of Rev. Brad
shaw, pastor of Brockwayville Presby-
terian church, died in the Adrian hos
pital last Wednesday evening An
operation had been performed on her at
noon Wednesday. Funeral was held
Friday afternoon at Brockwayville.
An entertainment consisting of magic
lantern views phonograph and recita-
tions was given in the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening OF last
week under the auspices of Miss
Doshia Brooks primary class OF Presby-
terra Sunday school. Over sl1.0O
was realized out of the entertainment.
l.. p. McCleery, one Of the supervis-
ors of Winslow township. who is suffer-
| ing with asthma and heart trouble,
went to Pittsburg one day last week,
accompanied by DR.. A. H. Bowser, IL
consult the physicians at West Penn
Hospital as to the advisability of Mr..
McCleery entering hospital for treat
ment. He was advised to go to some
summer resort.
Some parties shot of a stick OF dyna-
mite in front OF :he Chinaman's laundry,
on Fourth street, the night before the
Fourth OF July and broke all the large
window glass in front OF building.
Windows were broken in some of the
other buildings in the immediate vicin-
ity Of the laundry. Mr.. Nolan has Sc
cured the names of the parties who set
the dynamite of and he expects them
to pay for the windows.
Twelve Reynoldsville men are fixing
up camp in the woods back Of Henry
Stevenson's farm, above Sandy Valley.
A building IA by 80, with porch
8 by 32, is being erected The camp
will be formally opened next Sunday.
The names OF the stock holders are:
John O'Hare, John Censor, John A.
Welsh, Thomas Green, w. w. Wiley,
Albert Reynolds, F. A. Mcconnell,
Frank j. Black, Ed. Gooder, Joseph
Weist, Ben G. Reed, George Hughes.
In a recent issue of THE STAR the
statement was made that N. B. Lane,
of Lanes Mills, started the first steam
saw mill in Jefferson county and intro
duced the first circular saw In the
county Col. Ira Beebe, of Sandy
Valley who is about same age as Mr..
Lane, informed a Representative Of
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