The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-05-24

Mrs. Susanna Murphy, of limerick
vile, had cancer on her nose, so it Is
claimed, which was very sore, but has
been cured and the nose healed up
nicely. DR.. j. L. Engle, Of Eddyville,
Pa, treated it.
The Enterprise Athletic Association
netted about $500 out of the pie social
held in the Association rooms Saturday
night. Proceeds are to be used in fitting
up the rooms. An orchestra furnished
excellent music all evening.
There was heavy frost Sunday
morning. In some places there was ice
frozen one eighth of an inch thick.
There was another frost Monday morn
ing and also big one this morning.
The freeze Sunday morning did great
damage.
The fifty-ninth annual meeting of the
Clearfeld Baptist Association will be
held in the Bethel Baptist church at
Sykesvllle on Wednesday and Thursday,
June IA and Is. DR.. A. J. Meek and
Rev. j. Booth, of this place, are on the
program.
Male quartette from the Ithaca Con-
servatory of music gave an entertain
ment in the Baptist church Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society. There was good
sized audience present. The society
made some money out of entertainment.
The farmers OF Paradise settlement
will hold public meeting at the Para
disc Grange hall on Saturday evening
OF this week, May 27, to organize tele-
phone company for purpose of building
line of their own. Everybody inter-
ested is invited to attend the meeting.
We received an invitation to attend
the commencement exercises of the
Medical Department OF the Western
University of Pennsylvania, of Pitts
burg, In the Nixon Theatre at 200 D.
m. Thursday, June lst. DR.. Frederick
Kern Booth, Of Reynoldsville, is one of
graduates.
E. 7. McGaw, OF Reynoldsville, Dem
ocrat candidate for county commission
er, has been over large part of the
county and has received much encour-
agement from the Democratic voters, in
fact things look very favorable for Mr..
McGaw to be one of the Democratic
nominees at the primary election June
24th.
Four candidates were given the first
degree in the Knights OF Columbus
Council at Reynoldsville last Friday
evening, This was the first time the
Reynoldsville Council has done any de-
gree work. There we're visiting Knights
from PunXsutawney and Dubois. A
luncheon was served in the L. o. o. F.
banqueting hall after the degree work
was finished.
j. A. Blaydon, William DeHart,
Rhone Hetrick and Barrett Het-
rick, members Of the Enterprise
Athletic Association of this place,
we're in Dubois Saturday afternoon to
see the gymnasiums of the Y. M. C A.
at that place to get some pointers about
putting in gymnasium in connection
with the Enterprise Athletic Associa-
tion rooms.
John G. Dillman, former proprietor
of The Mansion Inn, who did not vacate
the hotel until this week on account of
the illness of Mrs. Carl McGaughey,
new proprietor's wife, will take his
family to Canoe Creek, Indiana, Co.,
this week to spend couple of weeks
with Mrs. Dillman's parents. Mr.. Dill-
man expects to move into the Moore
House in West Reynoldsville.
The P. o. S. OF A. brass band OF
Emerickville will make its first appear
ance at Emerickville on Decoration
Day, where appropriate services will be
held in honor of the soldier boys who
have answered the last roll call and now
sleep in the silent city. This band has
eleven members and they are now able
to play pretty good music. The
Emerickville people have just cause for
feeling proud of their brass band.
The following Reynoldsville people
are in Williamsport this week attending
the State Conclave of the Knights
Templar Henry Herpel and wife,
Charles A. Herpel and wife, ]. B.
Mich, Is and wife, DR.. John Fl. Murray
and wife, Frank A. Mcconnell and son,
Bert, and Oscar North and wife. They
left here on the Hap a. m. train over
P. r. r. Monday for Dubois, where
they joined other members of Bethany
Commandry and travelled to Williams