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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

. p X Blinn. secretary Of the program
committee OF tho coming Farmers lnsti-
tute, has. by the direction OF the commit
tee. written to Secretary Wilson of the
Department of Agriculture. extending him
an invitation to be present at the Institute.
This is 4 good excuse for one of the lead
ing cabinet officers to take a,western trip
and see some country well worth a long
journey to examine. II Secretary Wilson
cannot be present and address the insti-
tute he is requested to send communi-
cation on some topic Of his own selection.
Mr. Blinn will doubtless have reply in
time for publication in our next issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The passenger earnings of the
Santa Fe last year were $1,000.
002, OF two and one. half times H.
much MS in 1877, The tourist bus
iMess to CrIlf,ruln is growing MI
the time. Nov palntinl hotels ar.'
l.uiit for the accommodation ol
these people nvrrr ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

"The givers and takers Of bribes
stand on an evil preeminence Of
infnmy. The exposure and pun
ishment Of public corruption is an
honor to a nation. not n disgrace.
Roosevelt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The recent conferences between
President Roosevelt and the re-
publican leaders in New York
have resulted very happily. The
reconciliation of republican fac
tions in New York state was essen
tial and peace has been declared.
The democrats are now deploring
their inability to subordinate their
personal ambitions and anamos-
ities, and are citing the republican
facility in making the peace as a
precedent which they regret the
democrats have long been unable
effectually to experimentation
journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
LEROY BURKE ELSER
Teacher Of Piano, Voice and Harmony
Studio 5ooh N. Main St.
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hr-rhv siv-n that thcrn will be II
M ctmc of The stm mkhpii,rs VI the i,awlcy
HRr,ivn,c aud F,riiiurr Company. h"il ~
their Office IN Rocky Ford ,'uii,rn,iu. On Sni
urtlny. january 10. i!tH.n .I'ciuck y. NJ. f,u
the pn, pei sc Of cl,cfirp uiil rrs for the Gus
Ing ycsi and fur rrn'>E-iihg any ,thcr hu.!.
mss that initht pr"rerl! ,.un,t 'cfurt sam
meeting. HI. Spr nktr
3i.S Secretary
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
At thc OId Gross Roads.

This Southern melodrama with It's story
Of love. slavery and intrigue eliei,s tho old
sympathy and welcome. and the popular
ity Of the plo, and lines has not grownless.
Miss Williams Is star in her character
and portrsys |, with originality and power.
At The Grand. Friday. Jan 9Th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
A Good Example 10 Follow.

Il lost a little money this year
raising beets," said prominent
citizen on Monday, "but the loss
was made up ten times over by the
increase in the value of my prop
erty. due to the sugar factory. l
shall plant beets next year and ex-
pect to more than make up this
years loss out of next years crop"
That's the way to talk! This man
is no '.knocker" and is intelligent
enough to know good thing when
he sees it.-Fort Collins Courier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The state board OF equalization
is considering measures to increase
the revenue 1901, rs there is u
shortage of about 500. 900 for 1908.
The plan is TO appoint n commit
tee to consult with the county as
SCISSORS and agree ON basis OF ns-
scssment, the state board to agree
to raise the assessment on rail-
roads providing the county asses
sors will raise their assessments
proportionately.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The type regularly used in the columns
Of the Enterprise is now locked up. tcm-
porarily. in Burrcil's forthcoming fine
seed catalogue. which fact explains why
a diaercn, face of type will be used for n
couplc or three weeks
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

BY means of cl cA.A.s the FARMERS and
Mcr.naiits Eans a.nUunc > uat It's cap
It'd. ...s Drcu raised to 100000. All who
a.G n.le.eslcd III ,.- bail .ius up OF a
.oi.s homo ii.,ti,. OIL cordially in
N,,eu 10 l'ay t.lc bauk All la;iy all and
a..u oi,vi. an c~v...t I, no i.i.ttcr how
s..a.. Ia. bI.h'> iLgs &c, artncnt
invites ueiosits. O..~ ,.o!lar Z. ems ali ac-
60. IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The trusts do not want Roosevelt. hui,
people do. And tho latter arc being
aroused to the fact sha; their iavori,e is
no, to have IA walk over as seemed
sure some months ago. Nevertheless
there seems To bc no probability that the
wishes OF the grca, mass Of the people
can bc defeated by the unlawful combin-
a,ions of capital.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

During the past week Police Magistrate
Osborne has convicted the following per-
sons of gambling: George Holt, Shorty
Mills and Wint Curtis. The arrests were
made by Mig Ii, Marshal Croop. Each
OF the culprits were fined SIS and cssts, 4
total of sig So, In default oi which the,
were turned over 10 MARSHAL baldwin ioi
sale keeping.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Unbounded Satisfaction.

Ferguson's Dixie Jubilee Singers gave
unbounded satisfaction in this very mus
ical and very critical city. Sousa's band
never won more tremendous encores.
and never responded more gracefully and
graciously. Merritte Driver, Red
Wing, MINI.
At The Grand, Jan. g.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

News that American ministers and ad-
mirals arc insisting on open doors in ports
of Asia is of dircc, in,crcs, to Pueblo.
Almost the first work bcgnn, on .csurnp-
ton OF operations at the steel works, has
been the manufacture Of nails for export
TO Japan.--Pucbio Star-Journal.
Note how widely scattered portions of
the globe are linked together in CONNER
ciai affairs. The open door" in the Or
lent makes demand for Pucblo's man.
ufaciurcs. The thousands OF workmen
engaged in Pucblo's iron and steel plants
arc TO some considerable extent fed by
the products OF Rocky Ford soil. Hence
Rocky Ford farmers are interested in the
"opcn door in Asia.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

There are rumors in the air of
more ,dical early closing hours
thnn now prevail. Good move.
Business men and their clerks put
in too many hours behind the
counter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Notice to Hunters.

All iuntins Licenses iseeeu for the sea-
son CT eo3 will exrire Dec. 81, 1908.
All Licenses issued thereafter will expire
with the Calendar year in which issuea.
Blank applications will be furnished by
the County Clerk upon request.
2e-5lp h. D. Gi"', CO.. = ounty Clerk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Tickets for the Dixie Jubilee Singers,
.:pw"r,h :.cauguc Course, will DO on sale
at the Opera House Pharmacy and Ken
ncdy's Book Store next Thursday, Jan !.
Tickets IS. 5o.und IS cents. This is go
ing to bc the most attractive of the
Leagues admirable course, and the
chances are that every seat in tho house
will bp ,akeu. As ell crtaincr> The Dix
les have no superior and those who do
, d, attend thi, will miss one of the most
enjoyable evenings Of their lives. Secure
your seat carry Thursday afternoon, il
you would ,ct II CHOICE position.
The Rocky Ford Coal Company has
scv. raj iicn At work and has coal read,
at tic nlinc for all customers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Try ZEST, the latest bTeakfas, food.
Big package vita an imported cup and
saucer ia each oue,--Iimssy Grocery
Company
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

FOR SALE. Team of Bay Horses S
and years old, wagon. and good set Of
harness; Also some implements, En-
quire. ] A ConghTen. 5I-52p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
For Sale or Trade.

On account Of my laundry business.
which needs all my time. have decided
to sell my Candy Store. First ono comes
gets it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Fowlcr's citizens arc pointing with
prid." to their their abundant supply of
the best and purcst o. water.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

BUY ZEST-rhe new ready-,o- eat &C.
real. in big packages; Fine imported cup
and saucer in every one.-Kimsey Gro
crrX COmIanN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The Bur.uu.l Hardware Co is today
n.ovhiS To tn comu.ol.ous uartcrs for
mcrly occupied Dy t,e arniers Depart
iIi,in Store Tbs ooni vacated will be
al once occupied ny tie liaidcy Dry
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The Enterprise office has sl'-'Isi
facilities for irnitinG. Fcifoi a,inr.
-Nun.i.siirc and n"dinc Orders. Time
Checks, Receipts. Warrants. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
For Sale or Exchange.

Nice staple stock Of merchandise. easi-
ly turned for clear ranches or city prop
crty. Good stocks Of merchandise wanted.
Address. Box lol. Colorado Springs.
Colo,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

"A Happy New Year" to the Enter
prise readers, and may 1901 bring 10
them all their anticipated success and
happiness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Shoe Bargains.

Ladies' :, so shoes for 81 %; Ladies'
81 IS shoes for 81 80; childEcn's 81 rs
school shoes now e. IS, at Ramsay &
ByaTs'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

FOR SALE-A young fresh COW. En-
duire Of c A Hanson. Scwdalc. 5t-5si
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Amity will Ship with Nichols.

A T. TAYLOR reports th,t OH Wedncs-
day eveni..s; IL made a contract with the
Ami,y Melon Growers Association for T.
X Nichols & Co of Chicago. The associ-
alton has SO members and will grow 500
acres OF cantaloupcs this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
HIDES.

will pay the highest cash price
Of any man in Otero county for
Hides and Pelts,
+. ID. NoOrhies,
3l-32 Phone White I3f.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

WANTED. n girl to do iigh, house
work. Enquire OF Mrs G S I.eavi,,, soe
Swink Ave. Si-5s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Wanted!

Secondhand Furniture for which we
will pay tho highes, price.
Bufkdall Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Farmers, Attention.
Corn in bulk, SOC. Sacked,
90c. For Cash Only.
soft F. D. Stoop.

Forbes g. Bliun have secured the SER.
vices of Mr.. Sanford, competent baker,
one whose goods will please you.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

No, only Chicago but the entire ma
,ion is inexpressibly shocked by the I'M
PARALLEL disaster a, the iroluois theatre
Wednesday in which fire and panic
caused the death Of over 600 persons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
Notice OF Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders,

,.. Notice !. hereby given that the annual
mcciinR or the stockholders of The Rocky
rn.h Ditch C,mpnny will lie held on thss
,'m ohy =" January. A. d.. 1au. Mt the
'our -. " u"clook q. ~. "n that day. at the
me Town ~ kmky Ford. Colorado, Mt which
,,"',ns Hmrd 1T Directors for the ensuing
I'll hr r1ectcti: IN ns.cssun,.rt upon the
s.Gknoiners levied. and anrh other and
anr.n"f nnain"sS Rs may tn' uer,.-.a-y for tho
prrper management OF Tho nfYuirs or the
'onpHn! amt its property. shall -,e trans
acted.
The hoax. , Z th. e. nns !, ' for ,bs ,r.,.s~.
OF sto"k vi close Jann,r, let. IVA.
n. HALL
""e<! ford' Coiu.. !'cc, nh. lss. 3Ia
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

WANTED.-Three Ladies' for comic
drama; Good money Address Box s9s.
la Junta. Colo. sap
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Let us furnish your light rolls for sup
pcr.-Forbcs & Biinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Mems o. wool underwear now 69c n
Ramsay & Byars'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The adjourned meeting OF the Catlin
Co viii be held III OdL Fc.iows halI,
Rocky Ford, mkt Mo..Aay, JLu 4; not III
ManLauola is rGGlorvl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

During the holiday season the
citizens Of the Rocky Ford country
have had renewed reasons for
thankfulness that they live in such
an unsurpassed climate. While
blizznrds have spread discomfort
and suffering all over the Missis-
sippi valley and the enst, we have
been enjoying the most pleasant
Of weather. Anl, when storm or
n severe cold snap does come along
about the first Of the new year, re-
member that We are only getting
the fringe Of much more severe
weather which is raging else
where. We always have the
cream Of the prevailing weather.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The delinquent tax sale. held in
the Office Of the county treasurer
last Monday, netted the county
the sum OF Si,2II.9s. There were
2li pieces of real estate sold for
taxes, among them being several
.indian claims one owned by A.
T.. Rcynols, the millionaire stock
breeder, east OF town. Beatty
Bros, of Manznn5in, bought up
tax titles negrcenting sl.lsi.99.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe.
Several cars in our yard. Whole.
sale or retail.
2S.3l n. o. Brown Mill Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Always loves, prices at Ramsay &
Ryars'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

FOR SALE. 400 pound Horc. S
yclfs old l. Pollock Si-:i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01
For Rent.

For Rent.
Twenty acres, one mile from town,
well improved, under Catlin ditch with
plenty fruit Will furnish teams and
tools to farm it to right party,
Eplcr * Coffman
3I-32 9ia Front ST.
FOR RENT. 5 room house.
For trade or sale on easy terms:
One 2 room house.
"5
IS
90 acres. 2llS miles out.
2s-tf Randel & Preble. Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Blsir's Candy Kitchen turns out
Pure candies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Remember that reserved seats for the
Dixie Jubilee Singers will be on sale at
usual places naxt Thusrday nj noon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Ioc and rsc Outing Flannel now SC yd
at Ramsay g. Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

can still use q small amount
Of cantaloupe seed.
D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

The report that Pueblo would
have no State Fair this year has
no foundation. The management
is enthusiastically planning for a
larger and better fair than ever be-
fore, And the Rocky Ford coun-
try should be prominently in ev-
idence in the various Departments.
The state is feeding, clothing,
doctoring and guarding Mt great
expense, 6S5 convicts at the pen.
nitentiary in Canon City. A feat
ure about the incarceration of so
many people that is not at all en-
ceuraging is that only few of the
6S5 are permitted to engage in any
profitable labor that brings rev.
enue to the state. Nearly all of
them are eating the bread of idle.
ness Mt an enormous expense to
the state. when, ms a matter of JUS
tice to taxpayers, all of them
should be employed in industries
that would at least yield enough
to support them if not return a
profit to the state. Keeping
them in idleness is not only rank
injustice to honest Tux payers. but
it is positively inhumnne to have
so many people shut ont of health
full exercise. Fort Jollius Cour-
Ter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Grean Puifs Lady Fingers Frui,
kolls.--forbcs & Blinn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-01

Always ask Tor trosr,Jr, tread.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
Resolutions of Respect.

At regular meeting Of Valiant
Lodge No. 461, X. OF F., the following
resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, God in His wisdom has
taken from us our well beloved brother,
John Butson, therefore, be it
ResOLued, That we bow in humble
submission to His divine will who doeth
all things we'll. And be it further
ReSolred, That we extend to the be-
reaved family our sincere sympathy in
this their sore afiiiction and commend
them to the Healer OF all wounds. And
be it further
ReSolved, That in the death OF our
Brother John Butson, this Lodge has
lost a faithful member, the family a
kind husband and father and the COM
munity n good citizen. And be it
further
IfeSolred, That these resolutions be
spread on our minutes and printed in
THE STAR and a copy sent to the family.
p. c., WILLIAM COPING,
=. c., JOHN CoTTLE, Com.
JOHN TRUDGEN.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
Il Little OF Everything.

Sam ]. Gibbons is now night clerk at
National Hotel.
The Gourley reunion will be held at
Highland Park August Is.
Cherry Run campmeeting begins to-
morrow and continues two weeks.
A Rathmel gentleman says there was
frost at that place yesterday morning.
Nine members Of the keystone band
are furnishing music at Wishaw Park
this week.
Ex-Postmaster e. T. McGaw shot
largo owl at his barn on Fourth street
Friday morning.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Relief Corps will be held Friday even
ing Of this week.
G. B. Woodford, of the pop bottling
plant, cut his right hand very badly on
broken bottle Saturday.
Tho Protected Home Circle will hold
an Ice cream social in their lodge room
Monday evening, August 15.
Trinity Lutheran church, j. W.
Myers, pastor Sunday school, 9.45 a.
M, service II 90 a. M. and 7.35 p. m.
Sunday, August l4th. is the date of
tie next B. r. g. p special low rate
excursion 10 Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
John A. Plyler, Of this place. will
teach the Smithport school In Wash
ington township during the coming
term.
The National Hotel and Hotel I'm
perial have discontinued running
'busses to and from p. r. r. passenger
trains.
1t Is likely that quite a number OF
Reynoldsville people will attend the
Buckwheat reunion at Goodville to-
morrow.
One Of w. S. Ross fine bred COWS
gave birth to twin calves-male and
female-one day last week. Both are
fine looking calves.
The work of relaying the sewer on
Willow alley has been completed and
the people on Grant and Hill streets
can use the sewer again.
The silk mill and wooden mills ball
clubs played another game Saturday
afternoon and the woolen mills boys
won the game. Score 1898.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Bon Ton Bakery Burned--Loss Not Esti
msted-Insurance One Thousand
Dollars.

bon ION Bakery bufned--Lo6s MOI Esu-
msted-Insurance One Thousand
Dollars.
About 1920 last night fire was dis
covered in the rear OF the second story
of the Bon Ton Bakery, which was oc-
cupied by Peter II. Smith, proprietor
OF bakery, as dwelling. The fire alarm
was given and the fire company quickly
responded but by the time they got the
water on the fire had a good start and
IL looked as II that building aud the
buildings on each side, all frame build
ings, would certainly be devoured by
the fire fiend, but with good water force
and good work on the part Of the fire.
men, the fire was confined TO the one
building, and only the roof and upper
part Of that building was burned. Mr..
Smith, wife and children were at Mr..
Smiths store in the Deible block when
the fire started and the origin Of fire is
unknown. IL started in the kitchen.
Only few things were saved out OF the
second story but everything was saved
out of the store and bakery. Mr.. Smith
did not know this morning what his loss
would amount to. He carried 81 900
insurance. Among the household goods
destroyed was new piano.
Mr.. Smith expects to build an oven
in rear OF his store in the Deible brick
block and will continue the Bon Ton
Bakery, but will only run one store.
The building was owned by T.. L.
Evans, who lives in the adjoining build
ing and conducts grocery store. MIR.
Evans did not have any insurance on
the building. The roof OF the one story
building on east side OF Bon Ton, an old
roof, was so badly damaged by fremen
walking over it, that the occupant Of
tho building. Mrs. Anna Hendricks,
will have to move into another building,
as Mr.. Evans will not repair either of
the old buildings but will have them
torn down.
The fire company from West Reyn-
oldsville was at the fire in good time and
did good work in helping to control the
fire.
When fire gets as good start in an
old frame building as the fire had last
night and the fire companies get control
OF 1t before the fire gets outside the
walls OF the building it started in, it
shows that the firemen did good work.
AT one time it looked as IL it would be
impossible to save the buildings sd-
joining the Bon Ton.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
Riding the "Goat."

Twenty members of Mlnneota Tribe,
No. 293, Improved Order OF Red Men,
Of Emerickville, visited Mazomania
Tribe, No. BAL, in Reynoldsville last
Friday night. They brought three
candidates with them and the Reynolds
vile Tribe had three candidates and
the six candidates were given three
degrees Friday night. That was work.
ing the goat" rather hard for one
night. Lunch was served after lodge
was out,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
"Railroad Jack"

The famous side-splltting comedy
"Rail Road Jack" which is to be at
Reynolds opera house Tuesday, Aug.
l6, comes we'll recommended and no
doubt will be the funniest show to visit
Reynoldsville this season. Aside from
the highly amusing situations in the
play and the hilarious antics OF Weary
Jack Raggles the tramp, scenic effects
have been added with unstinted liber-
ality and the mark of painstaking drill
ing and the severest discipline are ap
parent in every scene, and in the work
Of every participant in the performance.
The characters Of the play have been
changed, the scenic equipment has been
greatly enlarged and the specialities
are said to be wonderfully clever this
season. Prices 25, 80 and so cents.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
chick.c Corn clubs Second Raid

year ago Chick.Corn Club was
organized In Reynodsville and the first
raid of the club was on farmers corn
field not far from Reynoldsville. The
second raid was made on George Bur-
tops chicken coop and sheepfold In
Beechwoods op the night Of August
4th. Each member OF the club received
the following notice
| To all members OF the Chick Corn Club
You are commanded TO set aside all
manner OF business and excuses whatso-
ever, and appear in your proper
persons, at Thomas Tapper's livery
barn, on Thursday August lth, 1901, al
$50 p. m. sharp, in heavy marching
| order, with two dogs, ten rounds OF
| ammunitions, q coon pole and other
necessary munitions Of coon hunting.
The first command Is Attention
forward, march, double quick.n All
persons tardy will be left behind be-
cause the start must be made at $40
sharp. BY Order Of Committee.
Sixteen members OF the club met on
time at the place designated In the
command served on them and we're
driven to 'Sunset Camp" in Tappers
tally-ho, delightful trip out, but the
home coming was different. The man
who hired the tally-ho thought IL
would be huge joke on the members
of the party to walk in from "Sunset
Camp distance Of eight miles, and
the gentleman arranged with driver OF
tally-ho TO quietly drive off home and
leave the party. Several members OF
the ChickCorn Club made a raid on
George Burtop's chicken coop and
carried seven or eight chickens into
camp and dressed and cooked them.
Other members of the party carried a
lamb into camp and would have
slaughtered it, but one member OF the
party objected so strongly that the
mutton was not killed and there was no
lamb on the bill OF fare.
When the party was ready to start
home at LOO a. IN. Friday the tally
no could not be found and the only
thing to do was to walk home. They
came into town about 400 a. M, some
Of them with sore feet and rufiled
tempers. The joke was too long.
We were requested not to say any
thing about this outing or give the
names of the gentlemen who composed
the party, but we will give the names
to our readers confidentially, and OF
course our readers will not give the
Albert Reynolds, II. Alex Stoke, James
w. Gillespie, Ward G. Elliott, G.. w.
Lenkerd, DR.. John II. Murray, Lawyer
G. M. Mcdonald, Charles S. Milliren,
Henry Deible, Andy Wheeler, M. j.
Daley, Ira S. Smith, w. II. Moore,
Joseph S. Hammond, Walter r. Reed,
w. G. Murray.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
Visited Dubois Lodge.

Last Friday evening seventeen mem
bers of Mt. Cliff Castle, Knights OF
Golden Eagles, of Reynoldsville, drove
to Dubois and visited Gustave Adolf
Castle. After lodge refreshments were
served and social time enjoyed. Fol.
lowing is the list of names OF Eagles
from Mt. Cliff Castle Robert Sayers,
John Reddecliff, Joseph Sayers, Albert
Neale, Frank Ritzie, Howard Jones,
William Reed, ST., William Tyson,
William Trudgen, Ed. Binney, William
Reed, jr., George Embrick, Ed, Haas,
VIM. Penhall, James Mitchell, Harry
Chapman and John Reed.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10
In Moody Bible Institute.

Rev. y. Peter H. Kline and wife, of
Chicago, Ill, came to Reynoldsville
Saturday to visit a few days with
relatives and friends. Rev. Kline
preached two good sermons in the
Baptist church Sunday, morning and
evening. Peter Kline, as he is familiar
ly known in Reynoldsville, is a steward
in the Moody Bible School Institution
at Chicago and does mission work in
the suburbs OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kline have been in Chicago three
years and half.