The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-07-30

day afternoon and evening. He is q
good trick rider.
There will be meeting OF the An
cient Order of United Freemen of Amer
lea on Tuesday, 9th day of August,
1902, at 100 p. IN. in the p. o. S. of A..
hall.
ID. w, Atwater, District Deputy for
Protected Home Circle, spent Sunday
with his family In this place. Mr.. At
water organized large Circle at Cur
wensville on Monday night OF this week.
The p. O. S. of A. of this place will
attend services in body at Methodist
Episcopal church at HOO a. m. next
Sunday. All members of Camp are
requested to meet at the hall at 1000
n. m.
a game of ball was played between
the married and single men who attend
ed the Whist Club and Dumb Bell club
picnic in Beechwoods yesterday. The
married men beat the single chaps.
Score 1I-1S.
Lizzie Berkhouse, who was working
for Mrs. T.. Neff, was called to her
home near Emerickville the latter part
of last week to help nurse her sister,
Emma, who is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
II. Earl Swift, who was electrician
for the Reynoldsville Light & Power
Co. and who resigned his position here
and accepted a position with the Brook
vile electric light company, will move
to the latter place to-day.
A. j. Postlewait has purchased the
b. I. Cox property on Hill street. The
deal was closed the first of this month.
Mr.. Postlewait is having some paper
ing and painting done before he moves
into the house. He will move in early
in August.
George p. Card, nephew of Mrs A.
B. Weed, died at Honolulu on the 22nd
iust. Mrs. Card and her sister. Miss
Ethel Hepburn, who were visiting in
Pittsburg, departed Saturday for Salem,
Oregon, where the body of Mr.. Card
will be Inferred.
Joseph McKernan baggagemaster at
p. II. r, station, has been off on va
cation the past week. He is making
hay when the sun shines long enough
for him to do so. c. G. Postlethwait
is handling the baggage during Mr..
McKernan's absence.
After the regular session of Mystic
Commandery, Knights Of Malta. last
Wednesday evening a social was held
in Bells hall. The wives and lady friends
of the knights attended the social. Ice
cream, cake and lemonade were served.
It was "a pleasant occasion.
From the Punxsutawney Spirit OF last
week we learn that the Punxsutawney
Street Railway Co, recently granted
franchise in our borough, has turned off |
the old electric street railway power
plant at Punxsutawney and are using
the new plant at Anita.
Pauline, small daughter OF John |
O'Hare, proprietor of the National Ho- |
tel, fell down the stone steps into cellar |
Friday morning and bruised one side |
OF her face badly. The little tot might
have been more seriously injured, as
she fell down ten steps.
About sixty boys and girls attended
picnic in Tom Reynolds orchard, near
The Mansion, yesterday. The picnic
was gotten up by Mary Winde and
Eileen McEnteer in honor of Marie, Ge
neva and John Flaherty, of Bradford,
who are visiting at The Mansion.
The Elks will move into their new
rooms in the Milliren block this week.
Their new furniture is not here yet and
it will be several weeks before the new
rooms will be set in ORDER but the lease
in the Mcdonald block expires the first
OF August and that is why the Elks
move this week.
Brigadier Mcintyre, of Buffalo, N.
Y, will visit the Reynoldsvile Saliva
tion Army on Monday evening OF next
week, August A. He will speak in
Salvation Army hall. The officers and
soldiers from Punxsutawney and Du-
Bos will attend the meeting In Reyn-
oldsvlle that evening.
John Frank, OF Big Soldier, drove a
one horse wagon to town Saturday even
ing and at six o'clock took Off the bride
to feed the horse on the street and left
the animal stand without being tied,
thus breaking borough ordinance.
Frank was taken before Squire Nen
and fined $500 and costs.
Charles p. Thompson, son OF Mr..