The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-06-08

over to Soldier Saturday afternoon and
defeated the Soldier foot ball team In q
hotly contested game. The score was
30.
George w. Weymouth, Of Lock
Haven, partner with Hon. A. G.
Hopkins In the lumber bus iness a num-
ber OF years, died at his home In Lock
Haven last Saturday.
Postmaster Ed. G. Burns was In Pitts
burg last week and bought seven fine
looking horses. One of the seven IL a
PAGER, n saddle horse for Mrs. Burns.
IL Is Kentucky horse.
Tho exhibition OF the w. II. Harris
Nickel-plate circus In Reynoldsville
last Saturday evening was witnessed by
n large number OF people. For its size
the circus was very good
Ed. Hughes, of Rathmel, has bought
the Reynoldsville Meat Market from
j. G. Norris. =. S. Hauck. who was
employed by Mr.. Norris will continue
in the market with Mr.. Hughes.
A large number of knights Of Pythias
Of Reynoldsville and Rathmel will at
tend the reunion at Brookville to-mor-
row, II the weather Is favorable there
will be a large attendance at the re-
union.
The entertainment to be given by the
Young Mems Reading Room which
was announced In this paper last week
Is to be held in the Assembly Hall on
Thursday evening the 10th. A full
program will be given in next weeks
paper.
The Epworth League OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will hold lawn
fete on the parsonage lawn Friday
night Of this week. Ice cream and cake
will be served and an invitation Is ex-
tended to all.
Passenger trains have been running
on time on the Low Grade Division of
the u. II. II. for several weeks. A
wreck ON the River Division last Friday
evening delayed the train due here at
$50 p. IN. two hours.
Mrs. James w. Stevenson, OF Now
York City, daughter OF M. M. Davis,
Esq, Of Reynoldsville, is now enjoying
a trip in Europe. She sailed over q
week ago with a party of New York
gentlemen and ladies.
The Grangers of Washington town
ship will hold an ice cream festival In
the Schugers hall at Hormtown next
Saturday evening, June IL. Every
person, so far as possible, should
patronize the Grangers.
j. A. Baydon, of this place, who
plays cello and Is member OF DR..
Frees orchestra In Dubois, was in Du-
Bois Saturday night practicing for a
concert that the orchestra will give In
Dubois next Saturday night.
Miss Fannie Alexander, who was
brought home from Birmingham, Pa,
last week suffering with rheumatism,
is not getting much better. II she does
not improve in a few days she will be
taken to Cambridge Springs, Pa.
An exhibition of the armor OF Japan,
showing the mode Of dress as used by
the soldiers at Toxic in the Mikado
Palace during the fourteenth, fifteenth
and sixteenth centuries, will be seen In
Robinson Shoe Co. show window.
T. Daniel Brewer was appointed last
week by Gov. Pennypacker as Justice OF
the Peace in West Reynoldsville
borough to fill vacancy caused by
Squire S. G. Austin failing to lift his
commission. Squire Brewer received
his commission yesterday and is now a
full fledged justice Of the peace.
Tho Reynoldsville school board re-
organized last night with ]. S. Ham,
mond as president and w. II. Bell Sec
retary Of the board. The milage laid
was mills school and mills bond, two
mills less than last year. The board
had long session, not adjourning until
about one o'clock this morning.
Thursday of this week the term at
the parochial school will be brought to
close with appropriate exercises.
The term has been very successful
one from every point of view. The In
structors the past season were Sister
Camilla, Sister Zeta, Sister Regis,
Sister Marseline aud Sister Plus
DeShetley Verbeck Carnival Com
pany is the name of the company that
Hope Fire Co. has signed contract
with for weeks engagement at Reyn-
oldsville the week OF July Fourth. This
carnival company has seven shows,
merry-go-round and ferris wheel. The
main attraction is an animal show with