The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-31

on Main street.
IL is claimed that there are more
rattlesnakes in the huckleberry noun
tains this year than there have been for
number Of years.
The Knights Of Golden Eagle of this
section will hold picnic at Highland
Park September 3, This is expected to
be a very large picnic.
The members OF Pleasant Valley
Temple, Ladies Of Golden Eagle, held
an Ice cream social in their lodge rooms
last Thursday evening.
The Baptist Sunday school and con
gregation held picnic atWishaw Park
yesterday II was fine day for picnic
and the attendance was large.
Prayermeeting in the Presbyterian
church this evening begins at 7,1b. a
half'hour earlier than usual on account
OF the organ recital in the Baptist
church.
The Missionary Society of the M. Il.
church will meet at home OF Mrs. ]. II.
Hills on Grant street Thursday after
noon. Lunch will be served at FIVE
o'clock.
II is rumored that Clinton Hartman
has made valuable find Of copper and
silver pieces. He is not telling any per-
son where he dug up the copper and
silver pieces.
Rev. J. w. Myers, pastor Lutheran
church, will preach at following places
next Sunday Chestnut Grove 1890
a. M, Emerickville 2.30 p. m, Reyn-
oldsville 100 IN.
The members OF tho Women's Relief
Corps Of Reynoldsville will attend
picnic at the Memorial Home at Brook
vile on Wednesday, September IA, two
weeks from to-day.
District Grand Chief w. Il. Reed, of
this place, instituted a knights OF
Golden Eagle Castle at Rossiter on
husband to Rossiter.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
a market in Lidle's hardware store next
Saturday afternoon and evening. Cake,
pie, bread, &c, will be on sale, and ice
cream will be served.
The "Never-Sweat" ball club and
Woolen Mills club played game of ball
on the home ground last Saturday
afternoon. The score was 1924 in favor
OF the "Never Sweat" club.
The members OF the Rathmel Grauge,
farmers and friends, will hold picnic
in Fuller Grove, near Prospect, on
Wednesday, September l. Everybody
invited to attend this picnic.
Kenney Schall, three.year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schall and grand
son OF Chief-of-Police f. p. Adelsperger,
died Monday, August 29, 1904, and was
buried at 200 p. m. yesterday.
Fifty-three proba,ione we're taken
into the M. T.. church Sunday morning
in full relation and three were received
by letter. making total of lifty.six
members added TO the church roll.
A Scotchman and his son from
Wishaw were arrested last evening and
fined. the father for fighting on the
street and the son for interfering with
the officer when arresting the father.
Mr.. Henry S, Fry, organist in the
Holy Trinity Memorial Chapel in
Philadelphia, who will give the pipe
organ recital in the Baptist church
this evening, arrived in town last eve-
ming.
The married and single men played
the last OF series of three games OF
ball Monday afternoon, resulting in
victory for the unmarried chaps, giving
them two out OF the three games. The
score was 7-l3 Monday.
George Kline and Samuel Whitmore,
who attended the p. o. S. ,of A. State
Camp at Chester, Pa, last week, were
in Philadelphia and Mr.. Kline was also
in Atlantic City. The State Camp will
be held in Dubois in 1905
The Reynoldsville Brick & Tile
Company has found it necessary to
build two more kilns to handle the in
creased demand for brick. This
company now has eight large kilns,
kiln capacity OF 900, 900 brick.
Pender's sleight-of-hand and ventrilo-
quist entertainment that was to have
been given in the Reynolds opera house
on Thursday and Friday nights of last
week, was postponed until Thursday
and Friday nights OF next week.
Charles.Dishart, aged sixteen weeks,