The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-09-14

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The Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church will have dime social
Thursday evening, September 18th, at
the home Of Mrs. Yenewine on Second
street.
The st. Joseph's Catholic church at
Florence, near Punxsutawney, was
dedicated last Sunday. Rt. Rev. j. f.
Fitzmaurice, Bishop OF the Erie Dio-
cese, conducted the dedcatorial cerc-
mony.
We understand that Milton S. Schla-
big, OF this pace, has accepted the
position a. passenger conductor on the
Pittsburg, Summerville & Clarion rail
road, the new road between Summer
willie and Clarion.
Mrs. Arthur Weidner, whose maiden
name was Effie Taylor, known to num-
ber of Reynoldsvile people, died sud-
denly at her home in Clarion Sept. Bird.
Husband and little son two weeks old
survive the deceased.
George w. Heber, pipe organist in
the Episcopal church in Brookville,
played the pipe organ in the Reynolds
vile Baptist church Sunday morning
and Mrs. A. J. Meek played the pipe
organ Sunday evening.
An "old mans picnic" will be held in
Clarks grove, on the farm of j. II. Me-
Connell, near Brookville Saturday,
Sept. oath, in honor OF the S3rd birth,
day anniversary of David b. Mcconnell,
of Reynoldsville.
Miss Edith Herpel is now bookkeeper
and stenographer for the Jefferson
Macaroni Factory and Richard Pomroy
is filling similar position with Hall a.
kaul at st. Marys Roth are graduates
OF the Reynoldsville Business College.
Had it not been for the heavy storm
Thursday afternoon two thousand people
would have attended the Knights of
Golden Eagle picnic held at Wishaw
last Thursday. Notwithstanding the
storm there was large crowd at the
picnic.
Norman b. Douthit, whose barn was
struck by lightning and burned last
Thursday, will sell of the following
stock at public sale on Tuesday OF next
week, Sept 20: Three COWS, five head
of young cattle, one brood SOW with ten
pigs, two shoats. Sale at 100 p. m.
Norman Schugers, Of near limerick
vile, had an ugly cash cut above his
left eye on Wednesday OF last week and
narrowly escaped losing his eye. Mr.
Schugers was working in we'll when
u pick accidentally dropped into the
well. A doctor had to sew up the CASH
Amos Goss, ex-school director of
Winsow township, who resides north
OF Pancoast, is building large green
house near the brick plant south of
Falls Creek. Herpel Bros, of Reyn-
oldsvillle, are setting the boiler and
connecting the steam pipes,
According to statements made in the
Driftwood Gazette and other papers
number Of sharks are travelling with
the circus that will exhibit At R'yn-
oldsville next Monday. One Drittwood
man lost $774.00 "bucking" the sharks
game, but by tho assistance of three or
four officers he succeeded 10 getting
back 5000 90 of his money
The Reynoldsville Candy Works, in
the Nolan block, opened for business
last Saturday with a fine line OF fresh
candies. This company has fitted up
the cellar under the candy store for
candy factory and will manufacture
their own candies for sale at wholesale
and retail. The store room has been
repainted and repapcred and is now
very neat room
The married and single men of this
place played game Of base ball on the
home ground Monday afternoon, maxi
ing the sixth game within five weeks,
each CLUB winning three games. The
score Monday was 10l4 in favor OF the
married men. We have some good base
ball players In Reynoldsville, married
and single, and these games are giving
them good practice.
Sunday, September IS, at 2.30 p. M,
Rev. Harry G. Teagarden, Phi, D., will
deliver lecture to the Independent
Order OF Odd Follows of Hazel Dell
Lodge No. 7S9, In Cramer's Hall, De-
sire. Subject, Friendship, Love and
Truth The members OF Hazel Dell
and all visiting members of the order
will assemble at W. I. Reeds hall and
march to Cramer's Hail..
O. Fl. Johnston and wife visited at
Corsica and in Clarion county last week