The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-16
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Cleaned from our Exchanges and from
Other Sources.
Rathmel and Helvetia ball teams
played game at the latter place
Thursday. Score Is to in favor of
Rathmel.
The reunion of the 10Th Reg't Pa.
Volunteer Infantry, Spanish war veter-
ans, will be held at Warren, Pa. sep
tember 9Th.
Tuesday, August Goth, the annual
reunion of the Bowser family will be
held at the residence of G. Y. Bowser,
near Kittanning.
Mr.. Ira |. johnson and Miss Bessie
Butson, both OF Rathmel were united
in the bonds of holy matrimonv at
Rathmel, Monday -Sykesville Post
Dispatch.
1t is said that in the little village Of
Juneau, in Indiana county, there are
over forty cases of scarlect fever. The
county authorities have taken meas
urcs to prevent its spread.
Thursday, August 24th, the Grain
gers Of Jefferson county will hold their
annual picnic at Wishaw park. 1t is
expected that several state speakers
will be pr, sent and make addresses.
1t is said that the London mines, near
Falls Creek, will soon be worked out
and closed. A number of the dwelling
houses near the mine owned BY the coal
company have already been torn down.
AS a consequence of the extension of
the Buffalo & Susquehanna railroad to
Plumville, and the proposed entrance
into the field OF the Rochester & Pitts
burg Coal Co.. Plumville, in Indiana
county, is enjoying business boom of
large proportions.
The Buckwheat Reunion held at
Goodville, Indiana county, last Thurs
day, was attended by the usual large
crowd, estimated at about 10000
persons. Among the speakers were
Lawyer William Fairman and d. G.
Gillespie, of Punxsutawney, and Rev.
Kanarr, of Falls Creek.
Luthersburg. one OF the pioneer
villages Of this section of the state,
which for many years has known moth
ing more exciting than the annual
gathering OF the harvest, may awaken
some morning to find itself a popular
summer resort. A movement is on foot
TO establish the necessary accommodate
tions there.
DR.. G. G. Rumberger, W c. New
come, and W. ID. Mcdenry, Of Big Run
and Edward Rumbsrger. Of Oakmunt,
went to Warren the last Of the week.
where they took boat aud will float
down the Allegheny river t. Pittsburg
Their time will be spent in fishing and
camping along the way.-FdHs Creek
Herald.
The farmers near Lock Haven pre-
dict that by fall potatoes will bring Il
dollar per bushel. 1t is already ap.
parent that the crop will be failure in
that section. In many fields the pota-
toe vines are either dead o. are dying.
1t seems that they grew nicely until
about week ago when they suddenly
turned black and began to die.-Ep-
change.
The most ambitious of the lighter
musical programs ever presented at
Chautauqua, New York, will be the
Gilbert g. Sullivan opera, The Mika-
do, (Which will be put on" in the
Chautauqua Amphitheater on evenings
Of August 18th and 10Th. At this time
In the season the chorus will be very
large and will have reached their high
est point of perfection after seven weeks
OF constant drill. So great are the aud
fences expected that provisions have
been made for two performances, and on
the evening of the second an illustrated
lecture will be provided for the over
flow which lis oven then eXnncted