The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-08-06

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and John O'Hare, of National Hotel,
took their families to the new camp
near Henry Stevenson's yesterday fore
noon, where they will remain four or
five days.
Two hundred tickets were sold at +.
II. II. station in this place Friday for
Dubois. Besides that a number of
people had mileage books, others drove
to Dubois and quite number rode up
on bicycles.
There is some talk of the Presby-
terian, Baptist and Methodist Episcopal
churches of this place holding union
services IN Franks Park the last three
Sunday evenings of August. We believe
this would be good thing to do.
Thomas T.. Evans, contractor OF this
place, has a contract to erect Il two
story brick building in Punxsutawney
for the German Beneficial Society.
The building is to be 30 by 20 feet. Mr..
Evans began the work several days
ago.
There will be large crowd in Reyn-
oldsvile on Friday of next week, August
18th, 10 attend the 10th annual reunion
Of the Northwestern Reunion Associa-
tion, Knights of Golden Eagle. There
will be big parade, races, games, &C.,
for amusement
William Binney, driver In Maple.
wood mine, had the index finger of his
right hand badly lacerated several days
ago. William was in the act OF hooking
chain to car hook when the mule started
quickly and caught his finger between
the two hooks.
At the next regular meeting of the
Merchants Association arrangements
will be made for holding II merchants
picnic AS stated ia THE STAR last
week this will be good thing for the
merchant, as they need day of recrea-
tion in the woods.
Richard Mitchell, formerly of this
place, who was moved to Punxsutawney
several months ago, has been appointed
assistant superintendent Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company work
at Johnsonburg and has taken charge
of the work at that place.
Joseph BatesOn and wife, of Rathmel,
were in Pittsburg the latter part of
last week. A month ago Mrs. Bateson
went to Pittsburg and had an operation
performed on her ears, as her hearing
was effected. The trip to Smoky
City" last week was made to see the
doctor.
Last Thursday evening Miss Mary
Bowen gave a party at her home on
Jackson street in honor of her guest,
Miss Eileen King, of Barnesboro, Pa.
Twenty young people were present.
Games were played during the evening
and fine refreshments were served 1t
was a very pleasant and enjoyable
party.
The Free Methodists of Clarion and
Dubois districts, who held camp meet
ing IN Franks Park at this place from
July 25th to August 3rd, left town Mon
day. Tho meetings were well attended,
especially the night meetings. They
were delighted with Reynoldsvile and
the treatment they received from the
people during their stay here.
Butler Bros. peanut rooster and
corn pepper might have exploded Fri
day afternoon. The safety valve did
not work for some reason and there was
eighty pounds of steam on the little
machine before Mr.. Butler discovered
1t. Fifty pounds is supposed to be the
limit, but it only requires about twenty
pounds of steam to run the machine.
Rev. j. c. McEntire was called to
Williamsport Saturday to attend the
funeral of his brother, Lawrence Nc
En- lire, who died Saturday morning,
August 3 The deceased was in his
18th year. He visited his brother and
sister, ]. G. McEntire and Mrs. j. T.
Coax, at this place last year. He is
survived by four sons and one daughter,
Brigadier Mcintyre, of Buffalo, N. Y.
and officers and soldiers from Punxsu-
tawney and Dubois Salvation Army
visited Reynoldsville Monday evening.
They held Il meeting on the street over
half hour and attracted large crowd
which listened attentively to the SER
vice. From the street they went into
Salvation Army hall and held an en-
thusiastic meeting.
Preparations for the Firemen's Con-
| vention to be held at st. Marys August
l3, IA and l5, are being completed.
Every indication points to most sue
cessful meeting. The attendance prom
ises to be as large as it has been in the
history Of the Association. st. Marys