The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-07-29

married by Squire f. Neff at his office
in this place yesterday afternoon.
The Methodist Episcopal prayer
meeting will be held this, Wednesday,
evening instead of Thursday evening on
account of the Sunday school picnic to-
morrow.
A large crowd from Reynoldsville
and other places attended the Elks'
picnic at Wishaw Park last Thursday.
1t was an ideal day for a picnic and
those who attended had delightful
time.
Joseph Grant, jr., little son OF Joseph
Grant, sr., Of jackson street, was
knocked down by swing at Wishaw
last Friday at Baptist picnic and had to
be under doctors care for several
hours
Ed. Gray, II. M. Hetrick, and several
other carpenters Of this place went to
Lawsonham yesterday to build tipple
tut buS w luuOOu tOdi hipiuR Co',
which is composed of Reynoldsville
capitalists.
The "Red Caps" of this place and
True Blue" ball team of Rathmel,
juvenile players, played game OF ball
on the grounds near opera house yes
terday afternoon. Score was lis In
favor "Red Caps"
Union temperance meeting will be
held in Centennial hall on Tuesday
evening of next week, August 4th, at
eight o'clock. Rev. Simpson, of Indi.
ana, will deliver a temperance address.
Everybody invited to attend
Mrs. j. b. Neale and daughters and
Mrs. J. b. Nichols and daughters will
attend family reunion at the home OF
their mother, Mrs. Catherine North,
on the Daniel North homestead in Nc
Calmont township, near Panic, to-day.
Mr.. Ninian Cooper, who returned
Monday from a trip to Brockwayville,
Warsaw and Beechwoods reports the
farm crops in good condition. He says
in some sections the hay is excellent.
The corn is little short now but he
thinks it will turn out good before cut
ting time.
Rev. DIR. Harry G. Teagarden and
wife, Of Punxsutawney, we're in Reyn-
oldsville Saturday noon on their way TO
Clarksville, Greene Co., Pa, to attend
the funeral of an uncle, Amos Tea
garden, who was thrown from a horse
and killed Friday evening, Had his
neck broken.
Rev, DR.. A. j. Meek, pastor Reyn-
oldsville Baptist church, had hard
days work Sunday. He preached at
ll.00 a. m. conducted funeral at Sykes
vile at 1,30 p. m, conducted another
funeral service at residence OF G.. w.
Fuller at 4,S0 p. m. and preached in his
own church at 7,45 p. m
A Finch Club from New Bethlehem
went through Reynoldsville Monday
noon in special car attached to train
No. 10l. There were a number OF
young single and married people in the
party, including Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Fasenmyer. They were going over
near Sinnemahoning to camp for two
weeks.
A freight wreck occurred on the Low
Grade Division Of the p. r. II. near
Leatherwood early Friday morning,
caused, it is claimed by heavily loaded
car OF lumber toppling. over on a curve.
Three or four cars were wrecked.
Trains were delayed on account OF wreck.
The "hyer' due here at 1852 p. m. was
three hours late.
Thomas d. Thomas, of this place, and
W. G. Thomas, OF Lindsey, left here on
the early train Monday morning for
Morris Run, Tioga Co., Pa, to attend
the funeral of their Grandmother Jen-
kins, who was SO years old. Mrs.
Jenkins was born in Wales. She had
been in this country 32 years and could
not speak word in English.
The "Red Caps and "All Stars" ju-
venile ball teams OF this place played
game of ball Wednesday afternoon,
which resulted in victory for the "Red
Caps" Score S-14. Alex London and
George Mcdonald were battery for the
"All Stars, and Walter Shot and James
Dehart battery for Red Caps" Frank
Wray is captain of the victors.
G. F. Hoifmans boys are having the
first experience of camp life this week,
and when ready to start for camp Mon
day morning one of the boys inquired II
they would take mattresses with them,
and another one asked his mother II
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