The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-10-05

non't miss the game OF base ball
Saturday afternoon between the Rryn-
oldsville and Brookvllle High School
teams Men will be charged 10 cents
ladies free.
The "Woggle Bugs" and Woolen
Mills base ball teams OF this place play
ed game Saturday afternoon resulting
in victory for the "Woggle Bugs"
Score 1873.
Charles Davis, Of Mexico City, Mexi-
CO. and Mrs. James w. Stevenson, of
New York City. will arrive in town to-
day to- visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Davis.
A. z SuS der aud wife went to Brook
willie Saturday to attend the funeral Of
brothcr.ir-law, Harry Matson, which
took place Monday. Mr.. Matson was
married to Mrs. Snyders sister.
The Keystone Hardware Co. and the
Reynoldsville Hardware Co., will each
give away $500 heating stove next
Saturday afternoon. Free tickets are
given away for chance on these stoves.
Henry Frank, well known to many of
our older citizens, having been a resi-
dent of Reynoldsville some years ago,
died in Punxsutawney Sunday, October
2. Hen" was about sixty-two years
old.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co. has
had large electric sign put up In front
OF the store The word hardware is
illuminated and is a very attractive
sign at night. II is the only electric
sign in town.
A freight wreck occurred on =. II. Il.
at Anthony tunnel on Wednesday after
noon of last week. Twelve or fourteen
cars were off the track. 1t happened at
siding and trains were run around the
wreck without being delayed
The "Indian" VS.. "All Stars" foot
bali teams will play a game at this
place next Friday afternoon. Game
will h. called at $50. The Indians"
tried to arrange game with the PUNK
sutawney team for Friday but were not
successful.
At a meeting OF the West Reynolds
vile school board Monday evening Dr..
II. b. McGarrath was elected member
Of the school board TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of David
Bollinger which was presented to the
board couple of months ago.
The game OF base ball at this place
next Saturday afternoon between the
Reynodsvllle and Brookville High
School clubs will be an interesting
game. To defray the expenses Of the
visiting club an admission Of Is cents
will be charged the men; ladies free.
After the morning services in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday A. T.
Mcclure was elected an elder Of that
church The elders of the Reynolds
vile Presbyterian church now are as
follows w. l. Johnston. ]. X. John
ston. James Campbell, NJ. II. Stiles,
w. j. Boner and A. L. Mcclure.
Jackson Cupples, OF Pittsburg, one Of
the veteran fremen Of Pittsburg who j.
now on the retired list on half pay.
visited his sister, Mrs. d. w. Riston, of
Grant street last week. Mr.. Cupples
was fireman in active service for fifty
years. He vas member of the old
Volunteer Fire Co. of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Isabel Barker, aged S5 years and
months, died at Soldier, Pa, Monday
morning, October 3, 1904. Funeral
service was held at the residence Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. D.
Mckay, pastor OF the Reynoldsville
Presbyterian church. The body will be
taken to st. Marys on the 1l.42 a. m.
train on the p. r. r. to-day for inter-
mont.
Mrs. A. b. Weed was called to Oak
mont last Thursday on account OF her
nephew, Master William Karns, re.
ceiving an injury which may yet cost
him the sight OF his left eye. Another
boy picked up hand full of grass and
playfully threw it at William and there
was either a piece of glass or sharp
stone hidden in the grass and it struck
William in the eye. 1t will only be by
skill and good care that the eyesight
will be saved.
Mrs Emma Lewis, who has been iu
Reynoldsville about one year, received
a telegram yesterday morning that her
husband, John Lewis, had been killed
on saw mill at Curwensville Monday
afternoon and she went to latter place
on noon train yesterday. Mr.. Lewis
was running the edger when the saw
struck a knot on six-inch board and