The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-20

In Beulah cemetery, we're lifted Friday
and buried In Reynoldsville Cemetery
beside Mr.. Mitchell.
w. j. Weaver, who was painting at
wishaw last week, was injured Friday
afternoon by scaffold falling. Mr..
Weaver fell backward. His right side
and leg were badly injured.
Monday morning Constable Walker,
Of Punxsutawney, took Porter town
ship citizen to Brookville jail on charge
Of open lewdness IN presence of child
ren. The man Is 81 years old.
, Forever Is the title OF the latest
song composed by Arthur II. Haskins,
OF Reynoldsvile, and published by j.
z. Haskins & Son. IL Is very pretty
song and will, no doubt, have large
sale.
Mr.. A. G. Ion and wife, OF Stratton-
Vile, spent Sunday with the formers
sister, Mira. o. H. Johnston, In West
Reynoldsville. Mr.. Ion went to Leb-
anon, Pa. Monday, to attend the Grand
Lodge OF I. o. o. F.
G. A. Stephenson was elected last
Thursday evening as lay delegate to at
tend the Erie Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church to be held
in Warren, Pa, in September. S. S.
Robinson was electe alternate.
Thomas Haggerty, member OF the
National Executive Board u. M. w. Of
A.. who has been at Clarksburg, W..
Va, some time, has been spending four
days with his family In this place. Will
return to Clarksburg tomorrow.
The old veterans, Sons OF Veterans
and members of Women's Relief Corps
will attend services in the Baptist
church next Sunday, May 4-Mem-
orial Sunday-at 11.00 a. m. Rev. De-.
A. ]. Meek will preach the memorial
sermon.
On account OF the Epworth League
Convention meeting In Reynoldsville.
May 9th, the jefferson County Prohi-
bition Convention will meet In Saliva
tion Army Hall, Reynoldsville, Pa,
Friday, May Goth at 10 a. M, instead OF
May 9th as announced last week.
David Postlethwait and family, Mrs.
]. V. Young and Edward jennings and
wife attended the funeral OF an aunt,
Mrs. Augustus L. Schnell, Of Falls
Creek, yesterday. Interment was made
in cemetery a. Brookville. Mrs. s.Schnel
was 10 years old. She was q sister OF
Mrs. SamN Lattimer, Of this place.
John L. Campbell, who has resided
at Hopkins number Of years and has
made many warm friends in Reynolds
Vile, went to Laquin, Bradford Co.,
Pa, Tuesday morning to accept posi-
tion with the Laquin Lumber Co. AS
soon as Mr.. Campbell can get dwell
ing house at Laquin he-will move to
that place.
The Grand Lodge and Rebekah AS
sembly OF l. o. o. f. are being held at
Lebanon, Pa, this week. John Cottle
is representative from the I. o. o. F.
and Mrs. ]. M. Moore from Daughters
of Rebekah, OF this place. Mrs. j. 3.
Orr is also attending the Rebekah
Assembly. Charles Fasenmyer lie the
representative from Hazeldcll Lodge
of Eleanora. They all left here on early
train Monday morning.
Isaac Snyder, register Of the second
precinct, Winslow township, has COM
pleted his work and has given us the
following report for past six months
Voters 227. scholars 28l, births l3,
deaths II. W. M. Brown, register OF
No. precinct. reports 96 voters, "a
school children, q births and death.
w. r. London, register OF No. | pre-
cinct, reports 3ls voters, 43S school
children, 50 births and IA deaths.
Chamberlain Bros Big New Triple
Plate Railroad shows was in Reynolds
vile Monday. BY some mistake the show
was billed to show In this town on Mon
day and Tuesday, but they only stayed
here one day. However, we did not
hear of any person being disappointed
because the show did not remain two
days. The only trained ponies, donkeys
and pigs the show had Was what was
pasted on the bill boards. The entire
outfit of the great railroad show was
hauled In one baggage car.
A street fakir. with concert COM
pany for attraction, was in town yester.
day and wanted license to sell his
stock on the streets for six nights
Burgess Simmons asked $1,000 per
night for license. The fellow would moi
pay that much for license and said he
would sell without license, but he didn't
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