The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-17

John c. Hirst, civil engineer, has
opened an Office In one OF the rooms on
second floor Of the Stoke Block. Mr..
Hirst has had considerable experience
us an engineer.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold lawn fete at the residence OF
N. T. Rhodes In West Reynoldsville on
Friday evening of this week, Aug. 10.
Everybody invited.
Committee No. 3 OF the Presbyterian
| Work Society will entertain the mem
bers OF that organization at Franks
Park, Thursday afternoon Of this week.
Members will please take notice.
Joseph Shaffer, Adams Express agent
at this place, attended the Grand Lodge
of knights OF Pythias at York, Pa,
| last week as the representative from
the X. OF p. lodge OF Reynoldsville.
p. H. Smith, proprietor OF Bon Ton
Bakery, who was burned out on Tues
day night of last week, is having an
oven and bakeshop built on rear of the
room he occupies in the Deible block
Thomas Hill, coal miner, died at
his home at Eleanora Sunday, August
I, and was buried the following We'd
nesday Mr.. Hill was SO years old.
Miners asthma was cause of his death,
John Yenewine, OF Rathmel, formerly
Of this place, had his right ankle
fractured while at work in Skunk
Hollow mines few days ago and now
he walks around by the assistance of u
cane.
The ladies OF the Bollnger M. Z.
congregation, who attended the sur
prise party given Rev. J. C. McEntire
yesterday, have our thanks for a box OF
four kinds Of cake, pie, buns, fruit and
pickles.
David G. Rhodes and David Roll were
at Clearfield Wednesday night attend
ing the organization OF the new Aerie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles at Clearlield.
The new Aerie starts out with ninety
members.
Frank Smith and son, Charles, of
Washington, d. c., visited the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Smith, in
this place the past week. Mr.. Smith is
proof reader In the government print
ing office.
The Daughters Of Rebekah OF Falls
Creek, Dubois, Lindsey and Eleanora
will be the guests OF the Daughters Of
Rebekah at this place on Tuesday eve
ming OF next week, August %. Supper
will be served to the visitors.
Miss Frances Sayers sold her millin-
cry store to Mrs. John NJ Hays yester.
day. Miss Sayers was in the business
two years. She is a.genial young lady
and was doing good business. Mrs.
Hays has engaged an experienced
trimmer.
Frank S. Hoffman, administrator OF
the WIN. M. Foster estate, and wife,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Woods, of
Punxsutawney, the latter was sister of
Mr.. Foster, were In Brookville yester-
day making partial settlement of the
Foster estate.
The first annual basket picnic Of the
Fraternal Order Of Eagles of Reynolds
vile will be held at Highland Park on
Tuesday Of next week, August 23rd.
Car leaves Reynoldsville at 10 90 a. m.
Fare for round trip 20 cents. Keystone
band will accompany the Eagles.
The Lutheran picnic in the Mammoth
Park last Thursday was not attended
by very large crowd, but 1t was very
pleasant picnic, Through the kindness
OF Mrs. Minerva Strauss the editor OF
THE STAR attended the picnic and en-
joyed an excellent picnic dinner.
Louis o. Mellinger killed large
rattlesnake near Medix Run one day
last week. James A. McCreight, who
saw the snake first and ran away from
it, and perhaps climbed tree, says
Louis thought the snake was about
seventy-five feet long before he killed it.
The new pipe organ was set up In the
Baptist church last week and with the
exception OF little work to be done by
the plumber is ready for use, 1t is a
fine looking organ. A recital will be
given in the church on Wednesday
evening. August 3lst. Program will be
published In THE STAR.
Samuel e. Graffius, Of Punxsutawney,
and Mrs. Hannah ]. Dowdrick, OF
Reynoldsville, were married at the
Baptist parsonage In this place by Rev.
A. ]. Meek, Ph D., Saturday evening.
August l3, 1904. Mrs. Grafiius Is