The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-07-27

Low Grade Division have been reduced
one man, making the crew consist oi
FIVE men instead OF six.
John II. Corbett's new brick building
In rear OF Centennial hall will face on
Fourth street, instead OF Fifth street,
as stated last week.
David r. Cochran and three assist
ants gave the p. II. II. passenger sta
tion and dispatchers Office new coat
OF paint during the past week.
| A dance was given in the Mammoth
Park Monday evening for benefit Of Os-
car Taper, who has been unable to
work for a number Of months.
County supt. II. b. Teitrick was at
Ebensburg, Pa, Friday Of last week de-
| livering an address before the Mountain
Summer Assembly at that place.
There will be II lively game of base
ball a. this place Saturday afternoon,
beginning about 2.30, between club
from two wooden mills and the silk mill
| club.
Miss Kate Lydon, clerk in Millirens
department store, whose mother died
July 18th, will be off duty until Sep
tember 18th. Her father will move to
Reynoldsville.
]. w. Chatham, who had charge OF
the restaurant in Centennial building
and sold out Monday, expects to take his
family down into Clinton county to-day
to remain few weeks.
The Brockwayville Record announced
last week that Prof. w. NJ. Brown, of
Brockwayville, will be candidate for
county superintendent OF schools at the
election to be held next May.
Henry Deible, David L. Postlethwait,
Roscoe, Eugene and Herman Deible,
were over at the Deible camp in Elk
county last week picking huckleberries
They got $50 quarts of berries.
A birthday party was given at home
OF Mrs. c. Mitchell on Grant street
Saturday afternoon for a little grand
daughter, Imogene Mitchell. There
were fifteen little folks present.
AT the meeting of the Amalgated
Glass Workers OF America held in
Cleveland last week Harry Butler, OF
Reynoldsville, was elected as a member
Of the executive board Of blowers.
The large shade tree in front OF
Butler Bros confectionery store, form
erly owned by VIM. M. Foster, deceas-
ed, was chopped down yesterday after
noon because it was on line of street
curbing.
The body OF William Rothrick, who
died at Punxsutawney last Thursday,
was taken through Reynoldsville Fri
day to Dents Run, his former home, for
interment. Rothrick was about 35
years old and was unmarried.
John Hutchisen, the piano dealer Of
New Bethlehem, who died Monday,
was brother of Mrs. r. II. Pifer. of
Panic, and an uncle OF II. X. Pifer. Of
Reynoldsville. Mrs. Pfer was at bed
side of her brother when he died.
Had the Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts
burg Railway run special train from
Reynoldsville to Clearfeld at least one
day this week large number OF our
people would have attended the centen-
nial celebration being held at Clear
field.
The members OF the Royal Arcanum
Council OF Reynoldsville will hold
basket picnic at Highland Park on
Wednesday, August 10th. We we're
requested to say that everybody that
knows how to behave are invited TO at
tend this picnic.
Andrew Wheeler and Ira Bowser
were over in Clearfeld county last week
picking huckleberries. They got one
bushel apiece. They report that huckle-
berries are not plenty this year, but it
is possible that they did not strike d
good patch.
w. ]. King Of Johnstown, Pa, who
has had twenty-five years experience
In the hardware business, has accepted
a position with the Reynoldsville Hard.
ware Company and will move his family
to this place as soon as he can get a
suitable house.
Fl. M. Sherwood, of Westport, Cali
fornia, who has not been In this section
for eighteen years, is visiting his
father, Charles Sherwood, in Wash
ington township, Mr.. Sherwood notices
a number of substantial improvements
In Reynoldsville In eighteen year.
Clarence, two.year-old son of George
Spencer, OF Shawmut, formerly of Rath-
mel, died Saturday, July %, 1904 The
BODY WAS brought to Reypoldsyille