The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-07-13

son Supply Co. store at this place,
moved his family from Silver Creek,
N. Y, to Reynodsville the latter part
Of June.
DR.. G. b. Cranmer, who was located
at Wiskaw, has moved 10 IselIn, Iudi-
ana Co., and DIR. Charles G. Hammond
Is now the coal company physician at
Wishaw.
Chief-oi-Police +. Z. Adelsperger was
at Reading the first Of this month after
u fellow who was wanted here TO answer
charge OF taking horse aud wagon
that an other party claimed
NJ w Reitz, formerly proprietor Of
the meat market near Burns House,
has accepted position as foreman Of
the twisting department in the Enter
prise silk Co. mill In this place.
Wayde Britton, son Of w. II. Britton,
OF Beechwoods, who was taken to the
Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg ten days
ago and operated on for very bad
case Of appendicitis, is getting along
nicely.
New rubber coats and hats for the
members of the Citizens Hose Company
OF West Reynodsville have arrived.
A committee has been appointed by this
company to get a fire alarm for West
Reynoldsville.
DR.. s. Reynolds and wife, who we're
at Cambridge Springs almost five weeks,
where Doctor was under treatment, re-
turned home last Friday evening. Doc
tor Is much improved in health but is
not very robust yet.
John Trudgen, jr., fireman and extra
engineer on the Low Grade Division,
has moved his family from East Brady
to Reynoldsvile. Mr.. Trudgen will
fire an engine on one OF the east end
local freight trains for time.
DR.. j. II. Hoffman and son, Norbert,
OF Pittsburg, Brother Declan Joseph,
teacher In Calvert Hall College, Balti-
more, Md, and g. +. Hoffman, of this
place, went over to Kettle creek, Potter
Co., Monday to spend three or four
days fishing.
The annual district encampment Of
the Sons of Veterans, composed of the
Reynoldsville, New Bethlehem, Brook
vile, Punxsutawney and Dubois camps
will be held In the Mammoth Park,
near the Mansion Inn, Reynoldsville,
August Bird to 9th. Full particulars
will be published later.
Senator George Allen Prescott, SON
in-law OF Mrs. Jesse l.. Test, of Reyn-
oldsville, aud at one time resident of
this place, now citizen OF Tawas City,
Mich, was nominated at the recent
Republican state convention in Michi-
gan as candidate for Secretary OF State.
The RED Caps" OF Reynoldsville and
the "Blue Caps" Of Rathmel, two juve-
nile teams, played a game Of ball on the
Reynoldsville grounds June Goth and
the "Red Caps" came of victors by u
score OF TO 4. For Reynoldsville
Arthur Farrell and Walter Shut pitch
ed and Howard Watson caught.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
elected the following officers for the
ensuing six months President, Orrie
Sheesley; vice-president, Irven Rea /;
secretary, Maud Rea corresponding
secretary, Anna Woodford treasurer,
George Woodford organist, Florence
Harris assistant organist, Phyllis |
Hays.
Ninian Cooper and Jonothan Whit
more, two old citizens of this place, say |
that in 1857 there was just such wet |
summer as we are now having, the |
crops were a month behind time. Mr.. |
Cooper says he put wheat in barn that |
year the 22nd day of August, seeded |
oats in June and harvested same In
September.
Supreme Lecturer j. M. Evans, Of
Sharon, and District Deputy D. w.
Atwater, OF this place, are making a
lecturing tour this week In the interest |
OF the Protected Home Circle at Cur
wensville Monday night, Clearfield |
Tuesday, Sykesville Wednesday, Roar
ing Spring Thursday and Hollldaysburg
Friday night.
F. p. Alexander and Miss Isabel |
Arnold were in Clarion July 9Th attend
ing the funeral of cousin, Mrs. Fred
Voewinkel, nee Elinor Arnold, who died
July End. In alighting from a trolley
car at corner OF Second Avenue and
Smithfeld street, Pittsburg, July lst,
Mrs. Voewinkel slipped and fell, fractur-
Ing her skull.
Hon. S. B. Elliott, OF Reynoldsville,
has been appointed by Gov. Penny
packer as member Of the Pennsyl-
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