The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-26

Brookyille to-day.
Walter, two-year-old son of Thomas
Taper, the liveryman, fell out OF a
buggy and fractured his right collar
bone.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church,
J. w. Myers, pastor. Sunday school at
Q. 30 a. M, preaching service at ll.OO a.
in. and 7.45 p. m.
Baptist prayer meeting will be held
in Centennial hall this, Wednesday,
evening at 7.30 o'clock, followed by
Bible class at $50.
Last Wednesday Mrs. C. F. Hoffman
and children visited relatives at Baxter,
and while playing in u barn Eugene was
quite badly injured.
Seven-weeks old son OF William
Byers, OF Soldier, died Sunday evening
and was buried in the Prospect cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
A large number OF Reynoldsville
people made 1t convenient to visit
friends In Dubois Thursday and Friday,
especially Friday of last week.
Five-year-old son Of Joe Brisco, of
Soldier, died Sunday afternoon and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery Mon
day afternoon.
Charles Washburn, a brick layer, was
thrown out of buggy on Main street
Monday evening, breaking his nose and
bruising him considerably.
Rev. II. 7. Chisholm, pastor of the
Falls Creek Presbyterian church, is now
a benedict He was married to Miss
Jessie Whiting, of Cleveland, Ohio,
recently.
Monday morning Sheriff Curry, as
sisted by several deputies, took five
prisoners to the workhouse, seven to
the penitentiary and one to the Hunt
ingdon Reformatory.
Glasses No. u and IL. OF the Reynolds
vile Baptist Sunday school will hold
corn supper in Franks Park Saturday.
August 30, from p. m. until I p. m. Ice
cream and cake all evening.
The Reynoldsville base ball club has
arranged TO play two games with the
Fairmount City club on Labor Day at
latter place. There will be a game in
the forenoon and one in the afternoon.
Frank eraser, No. baker who
worked at the Bon Ton Bakery awhile
once before, is now baking at the Bon
Ton. Mr.. Grasser moved his family
from Warren to this place last week.
j. w. Dawson, superintendent OF the
Enterprise silk Co. plant at this place,
was in Dubois Thursday OF last week
and some Eight fingered" chap took
his pocketbook while in large crowd.
The Erie annual conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at Warren, beginning two weeks
from to-day, September 9th, with
Bishop G. C. McCabe, OF Omaha Neb.,
presiding.
b. X. Fisher, the well known hG.rl
man, who was proprietor OF the Ameri.
can House at Brookville, st. Elmo in
Dubois, hotels at Punxsutawney and
other places, died in the Adrian Hos
pital last Friday evening.
Prof. Clarence Hines will hold dancing
school in Franks Pavilion next Monday
afternoon, and every Monday afternoon
after that, from 800 to 500 o'clock, for
children from 10 to IA years OF age. Ad.
mission 10 cents per lesson.
Five-month-old son of Mr., and Mrs
Henry Robertson, of Cherry Run, near
Tyler, died at II 90 p. IN. Tuesday, Aug.
lSth 1903. The little body was brought
to Rathmel Thursday afternoon and in
TERED in Prospect cemetery.
A small blaze on the roof OF Ed.
Schultze's residence on Grant street
about $50 Saturday morning caused
some excitement and got the fire com,
pany out in quick time. The fire was
extinguished before much damage was
done.
A big freight wreck occurred on the
C. & M. Division of the B., r. & p,
east of Curwensville last Saturday after
noon. There were 2S cars wrecked.
The track was not cleared until Mon
day afternoon, two days aftsr tho wreck
occurred.
]. M. Davis, former proprietor of the
Burns House in this place, who bought
the Lindsey Hotel at Lindsey about a
year ago, has sold that hotel TO L. w.
Brown and Walker Neale. Considera'
tion $1,000. The license was trans
ferred Monday.