The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-19

Lands Brochey, eight-year-old son OF
Constable Jack Brochey, was kicked by
horse Saturday. The horses hoof
struck him near right eye.
G. w. Fuller, who had hard tussle
with typhoid fever, was able to come to
town Monday for first time since strick-
en- with fever. He looks well bleached.
II. NJ Hetrick, carpenter of this
place who was working at Upper Hill
Vile, was brought home on a cot last
| Wednesday. He had sprained his
back.
| DIR. A. ]. Meek will be home Friday
or Saturday of this week and preaching
services will be held in Centennial Hall
at the usual hour Sunday morning and
evening.
Frank StauiTer, OF West Reynolds
vile, brakeman on the Low Grade Di-
vision of =. II. r., had his right hand
smashed while making coupling last
| Thursday.
A test is now being made for the low
er vein of coal on the Tom Reynolds
property in this borough. The drill is
at work between The Mansion and the
London store room.
William Schugars, Washington
township farmer, threshed wheat last
uA hat ha Nm fol
and the yield was 1902 bushels, or "a
bushel TO the acre.
On account of the fifth annual exhi-
bition of the Punxsutawney fair, the
b., II. Il p. R'y will sell excursion
tickets from all points between John
sonburg and Butler.
Forty-six people from Reynoldsville
attended Prof. Clarence Hines dancing
school and ball at Punxsutawney last
Friday evening. They returned to
Reynoldsville in special car after the
"ball was over"
The Jefferson County Medical So
ciety's picnic will be held at Wishaw
Park this afternoon. 1t was stated on
the invitations that arrangements had
been made for pleasant weather.
In the game of baseball yesterday
afternoon at Dubois between teams
selected from Dubois Elks and Johnson
burg ElKs, Joe Williams, of this place,
played short stop in the Dubois team.
At 1925 last Friday night as Harry
Herpel and DR.. Clifford Kaucher we're
passing THE STAR Office Harry said
81 am going away in September, make
a note of that" and DR.. Kaucher said
81 expect to get out of here sometime"
Services in the old Baptist church,
Ptescottville, next Sunday afternoon at
300 o'clock by Rev. S. C. Stover, of
Troutvile. This will be the last SER
vice held there by him, as he has been
called to the Wilhelm charge, Keim,
Somerset county, Pa.
David Mcconnell, who makes his
home with his son, f. A. Mcconnell.
proprietor of Franks Tavrrn. has been
very i'll at home of his son. Ray Me
Connell, near Brookville. He is inn
proving and expects to be able to re-
turn to this place this week
A large number Of Reynoldsville
people attended the picnic held at
Wishaw four days last week. The
Famous Keystone band OF this place
gave concerts at the Park in the morn
ings and evenings, which was one Of
the best features of the four-day picnic.
Rev. w. H. Filson and wife, of East
on, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j, K. Johnston Monday. Rev. Filson
was pastor OF the Beechwoods Presby-
terian church twelve years, leaving
there twenty years ago. Rev. and Mrs.
Filson are visiting friends in Beech
woods.
Joseph Evans, who enlisted in the
U. S. Navy last year and has been on.
the receiving ship, Prairie, is at home
of his parents in this place on fifteen
day furlough. Joe came from Boston
to Reynoldsville. He will go from here
to Philadelphia and will go on the
Battleship Missouri.
Nine-month-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Watson, OF Soldier,
died Saturday, August Is, 1903 Rev.
Jacob Booth, of Reynoldsvillc, conduct
ed funeral service at residence Of the
bereaved parents Monday forenoon and
the little body was inferred in the
Sykesville cemetery.
C. c. Smith, of Hopkins, who has
been braking on the River Division of
p. r. r., had his left arm broken below
the elbow recently by jumping of an
engine. Some linemen were putting up
telaoranh noles and "a nole had fallen