The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11


public schools during the past term.
now has charge OF a summer normal
school at Stanton.
Robert Stevenson, Beechwoods
farmer who was kicked on right leg by
colt three months ago and II now able
TO walk around again, was in Reynolds
vile last Saturday.
Robert Mcintosh, Beechwoods
farmer, brother Of Mrs. John Hasson,
OF West Reynoldsville, had stroke OF
apoplexy last Thursday and Is now in
very critical condition.
NJ. T.. Holben, an agent for the Metro
poitan Insurance Co., bed long and
ugly cash cut In his right arm last eve
ming by falling on broken bottle.
HOLDEN was playing ball and fell on the
bottle while running.
Next Sunday evening the fifteenth
anniversary Of the organization Of the
Epworth League will be observed in
the Methodist Episcopal church at this
place by the League giving special
temperance program.
Norris Brothers circus, with which
Joseph Geisler, Of Reynoldsville, travels
as ringmaster, was wrecked In Colorado
recently and a number OF wild animals
got out Of their cages Mr. Geisler
shot one Of the large ferocious lions.
7. II. Armagost, who was conductor
on the =. II. II. shifter In Driftwood
yards, has been changed to Reynolds
| vile and will be conductor on the
shifter that works between Reynolds
vile and Brookville. Mr.. Armagost
will move his family from Driftwood to
Rcynoldsvillo.
Next Sunday being the fifteenth
anniversary Of the organization of the
Epworth League in the Methodist
Episcopal churches, the League at this
place will render special temperance
program in the NJ. f. church next Sun
day evening instead OF the regular
preaching service.
W. b. Adams, formerly partner
with Attorney Lex N. Mitchell in
Punxsutawney, who sold his interest to
Mr.. Mitchell, took a course at Wash
ington and Lee University in Lexing-
ton, Va, and then went to Valley City,
N. d., and practiced one year. has re-
turned to Punxsutawney and renewed
the partnership with Mr. Mitchell.
The summer outing OF the Pennsyl-
vania State Editorial Association will
be held at Williamsport and Eagles
Mere June % to July l. June 2S and 20
will be spent In Williamsport and the
other two days will be spent at Eagles
Mere. The Board OF Trade of Williams
port Is arranging an interesting pro-
gram for entertainment OF the editors.
The luncheon served by the b. Z. o.
Elks in their club rooms last Thursday
evening to the young people who took
part in the recent entertainment given
In the opera house for benefit OF the
Elk charity fund, was very much en-
joyed by the guests OF the evening.
The girls gave the sailors Froic,"
military Drill" and "Susie's Band
during the evening
Miss Anna L. May gave some Of her
choice short readings at the opening
exercises OF the public schools last
"Wednesday and Thursday mornings.
Miss May is close student OF human
nature and her Interpretation of it is ex-
ceediugly pleasing and accurate. The
teachers and pupils were delighted with |
her readings. To this fact their hearty |
applause and encores well attest.
Mrs. Harriet Rutter, sister OF Mrs. |
f. L. Evans and Mrs. Anna Hendricks,
OF this place, died at her home near |
Ligonier, Pa, last Friday and was
buried the following day because her
death was caused by dropsy and the
body could not be kept any longer. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Rutter lived in Winslow town.
ship number OF years. Mrs. Rutter
was SO years old at time Of death.
The thirteenth annual convention of |
the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Clarion Di 'rict of the
M. E. church will be held In the Brook
Vile M. E. church on Thursday and |
Friday of this week, May ~ and 13.
Miss Gillamore, a returned missionary |
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