The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-06-14

over an hour.
Sykesville is ahead of Reynoldsville il
one thing at least, and that is lady
notary public. Gov. Pennypacker ha:
appointed Miss Ruth Sykes to the hon
ors of that Office.
The Dubois Courier is authority for
the statement that John Reed, of Reyn
oldsville, will build nineteen modern
and substantial brick houses in Dubois
this year for rent.
The "Actives' played another juve-
nile ball team Monday and defeated the
latter 2l to 8. Battery for "Actives, u
Shut and DeHart /; for the picked nine,
O'Brien and Williams.
The Ladies' Work Society will sell
ice cream, Strawberries, cake and coffee
at the Presbyterian parsonage on Fri
day evening of this week. A liberal
patronage is solicited.
AT special election held in Punxsu-
tawney last Thursday the people of that
town voted to bond their borough to
the amount of S65, 900 for thu purpose of
erecting additional school building.
AT the convention held IL Beech
woods last week Miss Elsie Ross, of this
place, was elected secretary of the JEFF
ferson County Sunday School Associa-
tion. Miss Ross will make good Sec
retary.
The Pardus ball club and the second
nine of Reynoldsville played game on
the ball grounds at this place Thursday
forenoon of last week Score 81 in
favor of the Reynoldsvile boys. 1t was
a good game.
The Original Star Bloomer Girls
Champion Ladies' base ball club, sup
porting Maud Nelson, lady pitcher,
will play the Reynoldsville ball club on
the grounds at this place Friday Of this
week, June 10th.
j. C. Norris and P. S. Hauck will
soon open first-class meat market in
the room now occupied by j. E. Mitch
ell in the Syndicate building. These
gentlemen have both had experiences in
this line of business.
S. M. Siple has bought N. T. Rhodes
right, title and claim to the street
clearing business in Reynoldsville and
began the work Monday morning. Mr.
Siple expects to keep Main street as
clean as possible all the time.
Miss Julia Kirk, of this place, who
was elected by Reynoldsville school
board as one of the teachers for next
term has also been elected by the
Punxsutawney school board rs teacher
in the schools of that borough.
A mass meeting in the interest of
Judge Reeds candidacy was held at
Wishaw Monday night and one at
Eeanora the same night by Ed. A.
Carmalts supporters A mum ber of
Reynodsville people attended the
meetings.
5. j. Waterhouse, of Beechwoods.
will start tomorrow for Lancashire,
England, to get his portion of large
fortune he has fallen heir to. LAWYER
ii. Il. Brocius, of Brookville, will ac-
company Mr.. Waterhouse to look after
the legal part of the business.
Mrs. William Gayley, formerly Of
Nebraska, Forest Co., Pa, visited her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Leech, in West
Reynoldsville, the past week. Mr..
Gayley has moved to West Va, and
Mrs. Gayley stopped off here to see her
sister on the way to her new home.
Sixty members of the Protected Home
Circle of Reyno. .dsville visited the
Sykesville Circle last Friday evening.
going and returning from Sykesville on
special trolley cars The Reynoldsyille
degree team conferred degree on eight
candidates. Lunch was served before
the visitors started for home, which was
midnight.
The annual meeting of the Clearfield
Baptist Association will be held in the
Bethel Baptist church at Sykesvile
to-day and tomorrow, June IA and Is.
Three sessions each day. The first
session begins at 1000 a. m. to-day.
This evening service will be devoted to
the B. Y. P. U, At $50 Rev. A. J.
Meek, Ph. D., of Reynoldsville, will
preach sermon on "Soul Winning.
Ex-Postmaster E. T. Mc(,aw received |
telegram Sunday from State College.
Pa, that his son, Jay McGaw, student
in State College, was very i'll. Mr.. Nc
Cav started for State College on first
train Monday morning and returned
yesterday morning bringing Jay with
him on a large rocking chair. Jay had
not been well for several dave b,t uo, |