The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-06-25

held social In the =. o. s. Of A. hall
Monday evening. Ice cream and cake
were served. There was good attend
ance.
| Fifty-three members OF the Knights
of Malta attended the Baptist church
in body Sunday morning. Rev. Al.
Meek, pastor of the church, preached
good sermon.
About fifteen Rathmel ladies, mem.
bers of the Shining Light Lodge No. 81,
of Rathmel, drove to Westville In r.
G. Burns talla-ho Friday to visit the
ladies lodge at that place.
The weather was a little too cool Sat
urday evening for lawn festival, but
the ladies OF the Catholic Altar Society,
succeeded in selling all the ice cream
| they had on the Catholic parsonage
lawn.
| Mrs. Amos Deemer, OF Deemer's Cross
Roads. brought box of unusually fine
and large Strawberries to THE STAR
office one day last week. Some of the
berries were about the size OF English
walnuts.
A heavy snow storm passed over Kane
about o'clock this morning, but only
small part OF the beautiful remained
with us. 1t is said the storm spent the
greater part of its fury at Cory. Kane
Republican June 81.
M. Whitmark & Sons, the large
music publishing company of New York
City, have received the rights OF
Arthur II. Haskins' new song, "Ella
Dare from Delaware" which they will
publish in the near future.
DIR. John II. Murray and DR.. L. l..
Means we're at Punxsutawney Monday
evening attending the tenth wedding
anniversary-wooden wedding--of Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Campbell. Mrs. Camp
bell is sister of DIR. Murray.
Mrs. Mary Fillhart and daughter,
Miss Dora, left here this morning on a
tri ruthersburg, Rockton and Oak
G, ,SThe latter place is new town
betv Lock Haven and Williams
port, where Mrs. Fillhart may possibly
buy real estate and locate there.
Jesse Hedrick, proprietor of the new
United States Hotel at Harrisburg, and
State organizer Of the Knights Of FL
deity, was in town yesterday to organ
ize the jefferson County Lodge of the
Knights of Fidelity, but the lodge was
not instituted yesterday. 1t will be in
stituted In the near future.
James X. Johnston and wife, and
Merrill. Fred, Lewis and Emma John
ston went to Bennezette this morning
to attend family reunion at the home
Of Mr.. Johnston's sister, Mrs. w. X.
Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston ex-
pect to visit In Driftwood, Emporium
and Ridgway before returning home.
Thomas Taper, the liyeryman, has
moved his horses and rigs into his new
brick barn on Main street The build
ing is not completed yet, but will be
before many days. When 1t is COM
pleted Mr.. Taper will have the finest
livery barn in this section OF the state.
The building is 81 by $50, two stories
high with basement for horse depart
ment.
G. w. Parks Big Stock Company,
which completed weeks engagement
under canvas on the ball grounds at
Reynoldsville Saturday, is first-class
threatrical aggregation. The people
who attended the shows were we'll
pleased with the high class entertain
ments given. Should Mr.. Park come
this way again with his company he
will receive warm welcome.
w. w. Wiley, the genial proprietor
OF the New City Hotel, at Reynolds
Vile, formerly known as Hotel Belnap,
was in town Wednesday morning visit
ing his brother, Fred Wiley. While in
town Mr.. Wiley made the Record Office
a pleasant.call. W. w. is an experienced
hotel man and conducts one OF the best
hostelries in this part OF the state. Mr..
Wiley had never visited Brockwayville
before and was surprised to find this a
pretty place and an important railroad
centre.-Brockwayville Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bowser returned
Thursday from their wedding trip and
number Of their young friends SER
| enaded them Mt residence of DR. A. n
Bowser. near The STAR Office about
eleven o'clock Thursday night and ye
editor had the pleasure Of listening to
serenade. 1t was not a boisterous money,
beer or cigar seeking calithumpian
hand, but just friendly crowd. The
music rendered was not equal to the
music Of the famous Keystone or other
first.c class cornet bands, but 1t was