The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-16

A call has been issued for a meeting
of citizens in the West Reynoldsville
town hall Friday evening, August 18th
to reorganize the Citizens Hose Com
pany.
DR.. j, A. Parsons, of the M. E.
church, was at Wishaw last night and
held meeting at the reidence OF
Joseph Reed, baptizing a number OF
children.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
N. Berkhouse, of Pleasant Avenue,
died Saturday, August 18th, and was
buried at Cemetery Hill, near Knox
dale, Sunday.
A searchlight attached to cne of the
street cars Saturday night pretty near
made amends for the lack of electric
street lights on Main street while the
Car was in town.
The second annual outing of the Rey-
nodsville Koon Korn Klub will be held
Tuesday evening next, August 22nd, at
the Beechwoods camp of the Reynolds
vile Camping Club.
William Coping, tax collector of
Reynoldsville borough, moved from the
Nolan block into the Cartin property,
on Jackson street, which he recently
nprnbaso5 this maal,
While F. S. Hoffman was driving
down the grade on Main street, near
the iron bridge Monday morning bolt
fell out of the shaft and Mr.. Hoffman
was thrown from the wagon, injuring
one leg slightly.
The Ladies of the Clearfeld Bible AS
sociation, representing various chur hes
will hold basket picnic in the parlors
of the Baptist church in this place to-
day, Wednesday, in the interests of wo-
mems home and foreign missions.
Trolley tickets for the Masonic
banquet at Wishaw park Thursday will
be sold at rate of 13 cents for round trip
and can be obtained from L. J Nc
Entire. Charles A. Herpel or w. c.
Smith. Special car will leave at 235
p, m.
The Keystone band gave a concert on
the balcony of the Jefferson hotel in
Brookville Wednesday evening. They
report being royalty treated by the
BrOokville people and while they play
cd the street was packed in front of the
hotel.
The following persons were in Reyn-
oldsville last week attending the
Herpel-Kirk wedding Mrs. Chris
tine Herpel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Herpel.
Mrs. Anna Annes, Christ Bower, Of
Fairmount City, and Charles Kah of
New Bethlehem.
The Cherry Run campmeeting is now
in progress. Among other eminent
speakers present at the meetings is DR.
W. H. Crawford, president of Allie
gheny College. DR., j A. Parsons, of
Reynoldsville, expects to go to Cherry
Run this morning.
A basket picnic will be held in Nam
moth Park on Labor Day, September
4th, under the auspices of the Fast End
Fire Company and Young Mems Dane
Ing Club. A good program of ad-
dresses, ball games, races and dancing
has been arranged. 1t is free to all
The members of the Protected Home
Circles of Reynodsville and Sykesville
will hold a picnic in Sykesville park
to-day, Wednesday. 1t is said that one
of the interesting events on the pro-
gram of amusements is ball game
between the ladies of Reynoldsville and
For some time back the electric light
has been unable to furnish
street lights owing to trouble with
their power house engine. The past
few days efforts have been made to put
the engine in repair again and it is
hoped that the light service will be
up to the standard from now on.
George Reynolds, newly appointed
mail carrier on route No. 3, made his
first trip over the route in company
with John M. Hays Tuesday, and to-
day Mr.. Hays will make his first trip
over the new route assigned to him,
No. l, Walter Reynolds made his last ,,
trip over route No, Monday, the sub
James G. Muir, making the
trip Tuesday.
A special train will be run to Dubois |
from Rathmel, Reynoldsville and Sher- |
wood Thursday, August oath, over the |
Reynodsville and Falls Creek railroad
to accommodate all persons who want
to attend the State Camp of the p. o.
S. of A. at that place. Train will leave
Rathmel at S;45, Reynoldsville 900 and