The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-10-21

The Utopia Society held a social at
the residence of James A. McCreight
on jackson street last Friday evening.
Judge John w. Reed was at Smeth-
port last week holding court for Judge
Bouton, who assisted Judge Reed In
the last criminal court In this county.
"Uncle Sam" Is advertising for bids
for carrying mail from Reynoldsville to
Wishaw, Eleanora, Desire and Panic.
Bids will not be received after Nov. Ord.
There is good prospects OF large
cigar factory locating in Reynoldsville.
The interested parties will be here the
first Of next month to look the situation
over
Frank J. Murray, an electrical con-
structor, engineer and contractor, has
rented house on Fourth street and
will move to this place the first OF next
month.
Mrs. Ed. G. Burns sold her fine
driving and riding horse, "Billy," to
Lewis Morgan Of Ridgway last week.
Ed. Burns, jr., drove "Bllly" to Ridg-
way Thursday.
A male quartette from the Reynolds
Vile NJ. T.. choir, John Reddeclill,
Thomas ID. Thomas, William Trud-
gen and Merrill Plyler, sang in the NJ.
h. church at Dubois Sunday evening.
The siXty-second semi-annual session
Of the Clarion District Conference will
be held in the NJ T.. church at Sum
merville on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of next week, Oct 26, u and %.
The members OF the =. o. S. Of A.
Camp of Reynoldsyille will attend pub
lie service in the Baptist church at ll.00
a. m. next Sunday, Oct. 2jth, at which
time Rev. DR.. A. J. Meek will preach
special sermon.
Invitations haye been issued for the
wedding of Miss Dora Gertrude Decmcr,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Decmcr. of McCalmont township, and
William Peter Uplinger, which occurs
Wednesday, November lth.
Rev. d. VI. Lyle, Of Nit Pleasant, Pa,
who was attending the Presbyterian
Synod in Dubois last week, was the
guest Of Rev. ! ID. Mckay in this
place Sunday and preached in the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Zola Griills, Of this place, who
was operated on at the Mercy Hospital,
Pittsburg, September 9th, for appended
tis, and had to undergo a second opera
tion October 9th, now has typhoid fever
and is in the typhoid fever department
of thu hospital.
"The French Spy" at the opera house
Monday night was not we'll presented.
One of the prominent actors had been
called to his home by serious illness of
his sister and a fellow who did not know
his part attempted to play it and made
a complete flzzle.
Frank Bohren, of this place played
with the "Keystone" football team Of
Dubois against the Punxsntawnrv team
at the latter place Friday Afternoon.
Frank scored the only touchdown in
the first half of the game. During the
game Franks left leg was badly injured.
Captain Bradford Of the Salvation
Army, will preach in the Reynoldsville
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
This will be his last service in Reyn-
oldsville, and will end the Salvation
Army work in this place. A free will
Offering will be taken after the sermon.
The fftieth anniversary OF Masonic
order in Brookville will be celebrated
on the afternoon OF October Goth. Grand
Master OF the Grand Lodge and a num-
ber OF Grand officers will be present.
Members of the Brookville lodge will
hold banquet at American House in
the evening
Miss Jessie Smeltzer, Of this place,
who was taken to the Adrian Hospital
some weeks ago suffering with typhoid
fever, hopes to be able to be moved to
her home on Jackson street the latter
part Of this week, but it is doubtful
whether she will be strong enough to
be moved before next week.
William Y. Cox had long strip OF
jerked, or dried, moose meat wrapped in
paper carrying in his pocket Saturday
from which he sliced a taste for some OF
his friends when he met them The
moose was killed along the st. John
river in New Brunswick. John Facen-
myer of New Bethlehem killed the
moose, which weighed 1000 pounds.
A reunion of the l05th regiment was
kolJ Of nutlnt. ,taa opl - md Tho foIln,