The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-09-21

at the residence Of DR.. and Mrs, ).
Reynolds last Friday evening.
Clyde Burkhouse, OF near Hormtown,
was kicked above the right eye by a
young colt last Wednesday. 1t required
six stitches TO sew up the wound.
Mrs. II. Alex Stoke, Mrs. j. w.
Gillespie, Mrs. L. II. Beaver and Miss
Winnette Johnston drove to Brookville
last Thursday and spent the day with
friends.
A man from Eleanora was arrested
and put in the 'cooler" Saturday night
for being boisterous and profane on
jackson street while waiting for a
trolly car.
A. w. Gable, who has been proprie-
tor OF the boarding house at Pardus a
year and half, has decided to sell his
household goods at public sale next
Saturday and move TO Reynoldsvillc.
Thomas O'Hare, who played base
ball with the Hartford, Conn, team in
the Connecticut State League during
the past season, returned to Reynolds
vile this week. Mr.. O'Hare played
left field.
The college students who are home
on vacation and pupils of the Reynolds
vile high school expect to play game
of ball at this place tomorrow after
noon. No doubt 1t will be an interest
ing game.
VIM. II. Yount, who drove team for
S. Shaffer and who took MIR. Skaters
gray team to Coalport, Ky, In freight
car, returned to Reynoldsville last week
after spending about two weeks in Ken
lucky. Mr.. Yount does not like that
section of the country.
d. ]. Thomas and Mrs. J. Elson
Smith were called to East Brady Fri
day to attend the funeral of the form
er's father-in-law, Henry Hiles, who
died on the evening of September IA,
1904, aud was buried Saturday. Mrs.
Thomas was not able to go to East
Brady to attend her fathers funeral.
Deceased was S2 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. J. Farrell and
daughter, Mrs. F. p. Howe. went to
Pittsburg Friday to spend a couple of
days with T. V. Mslloy and family. Mr..
Farrell attended meeting of b. & A.
V. Division ticket and freight agents in
the superintendent Office in Pittsburg
Saturday afternoon and read paper on
the Duties of an Agent"
The Jefferson Traction Co. expects to
be running trolley cars from Reynolds
vile to Sykesville not later than Satur-
day of next week, October lst, and early
in October the new power house at
Prescottville will be in operation. This
work would have been completed a
couple OF weeks ago had it not been for
the delay in getting material.
Joseph Norris, of Culmersville, Sam'l
Norris, OF Pittsburg, Charles Norris,
of Pitcairn, Mrs. J. A. Crawford
and son, Of Allegheny City were
called here by the serious illness of
Henry Norris, who resides few miles
out OF town. Mr.. Norris is much better
this morning and the doctors think he
is now out of danger.
Rev. A. j. Meek and wife and Master
Andrew left Reynoldsville Tuesday
morning to visit their homes in Wash
ington Co, Pa. DR.. Meek while away
will preach the 6lst anniversary sermon
for Bethlehem Baptist church of which
he was pastor for eight and one half
years. During his pastorate splendid
brick meeting house was erected and
dedicated free from debt.
The Baptist congregation of Reyn-
oldsville, Of which Rev. A. j. Meek is
the pastor, has purchased fine pipe
organ for use in their church and it
: was given Soou pcob iaob odpputb,
when Geo. w. Heber, the music dealer
of Brookville, played it for them. Mr..
Heber is a fine musician and he joins
with the congregation in saying that
the instrument is fine one-one that
towns much larger than Reynoldsville
could feel proud to own,-Falls Creek
Herald.
The eleventh annual convention of
the Luther League OF Pennsylvania
will be held in the city of Pittsburg,
October Is and 10, 1904, This con-
vention gives promise of being the
largest and most enthusiastic meeting
yet held by this grand body OF young
Luterans of the State. Preparations
are being made by the local commit
tees to extend to all who come glad
and hearty welcome. The Sessions