The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-06-22

At the meeting of the stockholders oI
the Farmers Telephone Co. held al
Knoxdalc on Tuesday OF last week II
was decided to put Il switchboard In
Mrs. l.. u. Millcr's store in this place.
Fred j, Butler, proprietor Of the con-
fcctionery store in the old Foster block,
has bought NJ. j. Brcmer's candy store
In the opera house block Jesse Hirst
will have churgc of the opea house
store.
The Wishaw and Elcarora foot ball
teams played hotly contested associa-
tion game of foot ball on the Reynolds
ville ball grounds last Thursday eve
ming. The score was 30 in favor Of the
Wishaw team.
Tho annual summer outing Of the
Pennsylvania State Editorial Associa-
tion will bc held at Williamsport and
Eagles Mere, beautiful summer resort
on top OF the mountains not many miles
from Williamsport, next week.
y. j. Connolly, assistant suporintend-
ent Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. at this place, attended the triennial
convention Of field representatives OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. at
Pittsburg last Thursday, June l6.
Last Thursday afternoon, during Il
| few minutes absence of Mrs. Dinger,
some person slipped into the Cozy
Restaurant and stole what money there
was in the money box. IL happened
that there was not much money in the
box.
Mrs. George Bone, Of Horton, Indiana
Co., Pa, died at l00 90 Il. m. yesterday,
June u, 1904 Walter Bone and wife,
Of Prcscottvillc, and Robert Bone, jr.,
and wife, of Soldier, will drive to Hor-
ton to attend the funeral Of their sister
in-law.
Rev, A. ID. Mckay, pastor OF the
Rcynoldsville Presbyterian church, was
at Adrian last evening attending an
adjourned meeting Of the Clarion Pres
bytcry for the installation OF Rev.
Cowan rs pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Adrian
The town council OF Dubois has pass
ed AN ordinance regulating the speed Of
automobiles in that borough to six
N, In. an ham an cnpnn utroato aud tom
miles an hour on other streets There
is state law that prohibits automobiles
running over eight miles an hour on the
streets Of any borough in Pennsylvania.
The Dubois Central Y. NJ. G. A. male
quartette, Messrs Merrill Plylor, G.
w, Sweigort, l.. II. Schoch and Walter
Irwin, were in Rcynodsville Sunday
evening and sang four selections in the
Methodist Episcopal church. they are
fine singers, their voices blend nicely
Their singing was highly appreciated
Thomas Kline, wanted in Kittanning
on serious charge, wandered up TO
this place to escape the officers of the
law, but he struck the wrong place. A
description of Kline was sent TO Chief
of-Police Adelsperger and he soon
located Kline and arrested him Thurs
day evening. The constable from Kit
tanning came TO Reynodsville Friday
and took Kline to Kittanning.
The festival given in Schugers' hall
at Hormtown Saturday evening, June
II, by the Hormtown Grange, was well
patronized and was success financially
and socially. The attendance was
larger and patronage better than the
Grangers had anticipated, consequently,
they were very much encouraged. The
Hormtown Grange was recently organ
lied, but IL is a lively youngster.
Rev. J. G. Mcdonald and wife, OF
Warren, were guests OF Squire and
Mrs. j, Il. Guthrie from Friday noon
until Saturday morning, stopping here
on their way to Punxsutawney where
Rev. Mcdonald preached in M. e.
church Sunday morning and evening
Rev. Mcdonald was pastor of the Reyn-
oldsville M. e. church from 1881 to
1884. Many of their old friends here
were glad 10 see them.
The Children's Day exercises In the
Baptist church last Sunday evening was
one OF the finest exercises OF the kind
ever held in that church. The songs
and recltations were very good, but the
emblematic piece, heart song, was the
finest thing on the program. The
church was beautifully decorated and
was crowded to its fullest capacity and
number OF. people were unable to get
into the church and had to return home
or go to some other church.
A meeting of the National Associa-
tion Of Window Glass Manufacturers