The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-17

end cut of little finger of right hand
yesterday afternoon by getting finger In
contact with small circular saw.
The Clarion District M. H. confer.
ence will be held In the NJ. Il. church
at New Bethlehem ON Monday and
Tuesday OF next week, June 2l and %.
The ladies OF Trinity Lutheran
church will hold nm leo cream and
straw berry festival In the Woodward
building on Main street Saturday after
noon and evening, Juno 20th.
The scmi.annual convention Of the
Jt lIerson County School Directors
Association will bc held In Assembly
hall at Rcynoldsvlllo on Friday and
Saturday of next week, June 20, 81,
The llfty-sevonth annual convention
OF the Clcarield Baptist Association, In
which Reynoldsvillc Baptist church is
included, will be held In the Baptist
church ot Dubois to-day and tomorrow.
The 26th annual convention Of the
Womau's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Clarion Presbytery will be held in
the Presbyterian church at New Bethle-
hem to-day and tomorrow, June 18th
and 18th.
The Jefferson County Agricultural
Society and Driving Park Association
is the name OF n new association or
ganized in Brookville last week that
will hold fair at Brookville next
September.
Mrs. Amos Deemer, Of Deemer's
Cross Roads, and Mrs. Philip L. Reiter,
OF Desire, each one left n basket OF
unusually large and delicious straw
berries at THE STAR Office Saturday,
for which we are very thankful.
There will be a dance in Carmine
Marinaro's new hall at Soldier on Tues
day evening OF next week, June 23rd,
and on every Tuesday evening there
after. The hall is large, the floor has
been waxed and good music will be
furnished.
Alex McClelland, a farmer from Rock
dale Mills, was in THE STAR Office Sat
urday. He said he has never seen
clover as short AS it is this year Now
in blossom and only about FIVE inches
high. Too much dry weather stunted
the clover. Hay will be scarce this
fall.
Mention was made in THE STAR
)uple of weeks ago that G. w. Fuller
was dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
He is convalescing but his son, Wilford
is now down with the disease. II has
been necessary to have two trained
nurses to take care OF Mr. Fuller and
his son.
A valuable Jersey COW, owned by G..
c. Gibson, one of our merchants, died
last week from stomach trouble. The
COW got loose in barn, ate bushel of
chop, drank a bucket Of water that was
standing in barn and the next day she
was so 'pufled up" over her feast that
she died,
Nellie Organ, aged 10 years, died at
$50 p. m, Sunday, June IA, 1903. Funer-
al procession left residence in this
place at 100 p. m. yesterday and
funeral service was held in the Syphrit
church, Paradise, conducted by Rev.
Perry A. Reno. Interment in Syphrit
cemetery.
Raymond Elliott Brown, one of the
promising young men of Reynoldsville,
graduates from Cornell University,
Ithaca. n. Y, tomorrow. His mother.
Mrs. f. NJ. Brown, and two sisters.
Misses Inez AMI Christine, went TO
Ithaca Monday to attend the gradua.
tion exercises.
There was large crowd at the
Knights OF Pythias reunion at Dubois
last Thursday. The first prize, $50. 90
silk banner, was awarded to Sykesville
Lodge No. 1856 for largest number of
membership in parade. Brookville was
selected as the place for holding the
reunion in 1904.
I. ID. Dickey, son OF Alex. Dickey OF
near Panic, died in hospital at Pitts
burg on lth inst. from typhoid fever.
The body was shipped to Reynoldsvile
Saturday and was buried in the Panic
cemetery Saturday afternoon. De-
ceased was 27 years old. He leaves
wife at Sargent, near Kane.
Suicide seems TO be fad among
women at Punxsutawney. Two weeks
| ago Mrs. Geo. Green took arsenic and
died, last Sunday Mrs. Herbert Malley
too paris green and died, and Sunday
evening Mrs. Ella Haines drank wood
alcohol, but the poison was pumped out