The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-24


Pa, about one year ego, will move back
TO Reynoldsvillo next month.
Frank Schlabig, OF this place, who
has been working for the b., Il. n Z.
R'y Go. Mt Dubois sometime, went TO
Buffalo, N. V, Monday 10 accept
position.
Gertrude Watson, Of Rcynoldsville,
who is visiting in Now Konslngton, was
injured In Highland Park, Pittsburg,
Sunday by boing knocked down by II
bicycle.
Rev. w. II, Filson, OF Easton, Pa,
who WAS pastor Of tho Beochwoods Pres
byterian church from 1871 to 1889, was
tho guest OF Ninian Cooper In this place
day last week
Miss Annie Haigh, OF Dubois, will
render two violin selections at the pipe
organ recital at the Baptist church ON
August 3lst. Miss uaigh is well known
~ a talented violinist.
The last day for registration Is We'd
nesday September 7th, 1904, and the
last day for paying taxes in order to
vote at the November election Is Satur-
day, October sth, 1904,
A birthday surprise party was givcn
in the pavilion In the Reynolds Park
last Friday evening for Miss Pauline
Miller. There were sixty present. Ro-
freshments were served.
John II. Reed, who lives at Skunk
Hollow, was given birthday surprise
party Wednesday evening Of last week,
A number Of Rcynoldsvillc relatives
and friends attended the party.
MIR. aud Mrs. Francis o. Sutter gave
u picnic party NJ Wishaw Park last Fri
day evening in honor OF their guest,
Mrs. Paul Kitzstcinor, Of Cleveland,
Ohio. There were thirty present.
Edwin Kecch Mullen, who has been
working in Pittsburg, has rented tho
rooms over Miss Flo Bcst's millinery
store for dwelling and tailorshop. Tho
front room will be used for workshop.
The Lutheran congregation and Sun
day school will hold their annual har-
vest home service next Sunday at 100
a. m. All are cordially invited to be
present. Vcsper service at 7.30 p. m.
A telegram was sent to Mrs. A. =.
Utter, Of Manistee, Mich, Saturday
calling her to this place on account OF
the illness OF her mother, Mrs. w. S.
Ross. Mrs. Utter arrived here last
evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith started Monday for
Pttsburg and Cleveland to attend mil
linery openings and study the new
styles for fall and winter. Miss Bertha
McGaw will take charge Of her store
while she is gone.
The Brookvile Republican printed
tho premium list for the county fair TO
be held at Brookvillc next week II Is
printed in pamphlet form aud il II neat
and artistic job, rejecting great credit
on the Republican Office.
Mrs. John II. Burtop, OF Washington
township, who has been an intense suf-
ferer for months, having been In Pitts
burg and Philadelphia for treatment,
was taken to Ridgway on Thursday OF
last week for treatment.
The Summervile Telephone Co. is
very slow In getting out a new directory.
Half the people who have Summsrville
phones in their places Of business are
not on the old directory that was
printed six or seven years ago.
Earl, son of George Lyons, who lives
near Sykesville, died August 81, 1904,
aud was buried in the Sykesvilc ccme-
terry August %. Rev. Richards con-
Quoted funeral service. Earl was 2
years, 0 months and % day old
There wasa good attendance at the
Fraternal Order Eagles picnic at High
land Park yesterday. The weather was
fine and picnicers had delightful time.
The Keystone band accompanied the
Eagles and played number Of selec-
tions during the day.
Miss Besse Albert, OF Dubois, who
has just finished four years course in
music and voice culture at the Peabody
Conservatory OF Music in Baltimore, will
sing at the Baptist church on the even
ing Of the pipe organ recital to be given
by Mr.. Henry S. Fry August 81,
Mrs. J. r. Hills was at Adrian hospi-
tai Saturday to see her brother, Gilbert
Patterson, who received a compound
fracture OF the left leg, near the thigh,
six weeks ago Saturday by fall OF coal
In the Eleanora mine. The doctors are
afraid that blood poison will set in.