The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-07-15

John Ward, OF this place, VINO mas
been in Pittsburg several months, /;
now working for Blakey Il Sons Silk
Co. at Rome, Ohio.
z. Mcdonald the lumberman, started
eighteen head of heavy horses from
this place Monday morning to his lum'
Der camp at Laquin, Pa.
Pauline Green, young daughter Of
Thomas Green, of Hotel Imperial, was
bitten on left thigh last Thursday by
a vicious dog. Pauline was not paying
any attention to the dog when 1t ran up
and bit her.
William Bolt, who has been resi-
dent OF Reynoldsville a number OF
years, moved to Mosgrove, Pa, this
week. The numerous friends OF Mr..
and Mrs Bolt were sorry TO see them
move away
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kaufman, OF Reyn-
oldsville, were in Pittsburg last week
attending the wedding of A. Breckstein
and Miss Asia Shapiro, which took
place Tuesday, July 7th, 1903 It was a
large wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Riston and son,
Paul, Of this place, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. Donaldson, and son, Law
renee, OF Cleveland, Ohio, are enjoying
their annual summer outing at "Sunset
Con,," In Doochwoods
Friday, July 2, was Miss Halle
Burns birthday aud a number OF fair
lassies were present to take part in
celebrating the event. Miss Halle
was given a large number OF presents.
An excellent supper was served.
Elsewhere in this issue OF THE STAR
will be found notice from p. j. Ward,
tax collector of West Reynoldsville,
which was handed in and should have
been published in the issue Of July 1st,
1908, but by mistake it was omitted.
There will be meeting OF Hope Fire
Co. at $50 Thursday evening of this
week to make arrangements to attend
the fremen's convention to be held in
Dubois in August. All members Of
the company are requested to be present.
Samuel X. Wray, of this place, had
his left shoulder badly injured one day
last week while painting a house at
Summerville. Another man he was
working with let board fall off a
scaffold, which struck Sam'l on
shoulder.
The ladies of the Irving Club, of
Punxsutawney, invited the ladies OF
the Utopia Society, of Reynoldsville, to
join them in picnic at Wishaw on
Friday, July 10th. The Utopia ladies
accepted the invitation and had a de-
lightful time.
Rev. James Morrow, d. D., OF Phila-
delphia, Secretary Of the Pennsylvania
Bible Society, will address a union
meeting in the Reynoldsville Baptist
church on Friday evening OF this week.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
the meeting.
Louis o. Mellinger, a civil engineer
who had a position with the b., r. s,
P. R'y Co., with headquarters at Du-
Bois, resigned that position to accept a
better one with the Buffalo & Susque-
hanna Co. He is now located at Plum
vile, Indiana Co.
John L, Campbell, who was a resident
OF Hopkins number OF years, moved
to Laquin, Bradford county, Pa, last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell made
many warm friends in Reynoldsville
while living at Hopkins who were sorry
to see them move away.
Austin Schlabig, fireman on b., r..
& p. shifter in the yards at Buffalo, N.
Y, had his left ankle squeezed and
sprained between two cars at Buffalo
July 3rd. Austin is visiting his parents
in Reynodsville and is hobbling around
town by the use OF crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bone and family,
OF Smethport, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Bone and family, OF Rossiter, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bone, Of Barnesboro,
and Robert Kirkman, of Barnesboro,
were visitors at the home OF their
parents in this place the past week.
Robert J. Thomas, the barber who
sold his shop to Jarvis and Joseph Viii.
| liams several weeks ago, has sold his
dwelling on Fourth street to James
Hughes. Mr.. Thomas is now working
in Butler and will open shop there as
soon as he can secure suitable room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Black and son,
Charles Thomas, will go TO Bradford
tomorrow, where Mrs. Black and son
will remain month. Mr.. Black will
go from Bradford to Baltimore, Md,
to attend the B. p. o. E. meeting. He
is the delegate from Reynoldsville B.