The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-23

home on Grant street last Friday even
ing. A fine luncheon was served.
The Epworth League held a box social
at home of M. Phillips on Jackson street
last evening. Uhe young men prepared
the boxes and the young ladies bought
the boxes.
The Parks Big Stock Company that
played under canvas at this place every
evening last week, is at Kittanning this
week. The show was well attended
every evening.
An effort will be made to organize
high school foot ball team this evening.
The boys of the high school expect to
meet on the ball ground at $50 and get
in shape for playing.
The Punxsutawney fair will be held
four days next week, August 30, 30, 81
and September /. The Barney Demar-
est Equestrienues will be one of the best
attractions of the fair this year.
The Keystone band goes with the
p o. S. of A. Camp to Dubois to-mor-
row Thursday; plays at the Red Mems
reunion Labor Day, and plays at the
Brookville fair on Thursday Of the fair.
At LOOP. m. next Saturday, August
Goth = meeting of the stockholders of
the Farmers, or Red Bank, Telephone
Co. will be held in Franks Park, Reyn-
odsville, to transact some important
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Haugh were
over in Union township last Friday at
tending reunion of the descendants of
Michael Haugh. There were large
number present and it was a very en-
ioyablo reunion.
John Burgh, of this place, who went
to South Mountain Camp Sanitarium at
Mont Alto, Pa. July 10Th for benefit of
his health. has already been greatly
benefited. He gained seven pounds in
less than four weeks.
Rev. A. d. Mckay, who has been
absent a month, expects to return home
to-day and there will be preaching in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Subject Sunday
evening, Gospel Wagon Mission"
The reunion of the Improved Order
of Red Men of Western Pennsylvania
to be held at Reynoldsville on Monday,
September 4th, will bring a large
crowd to Reynoldsville that day. The
street parade will be worth travelling
miles to see.
Rev. Charles H. Fitzwilliam, pastor
of the Punxsutawney Baptist church,
and Rev. DR.. A. j. Meek, pastor of the
Reynoldsville Baptist church, exchang-
ed pulpits last Sunday and Rev. Fitz-
williams preached two excellent
sermons here.
About one hundred and seventy-fve
people attended the annual picnic of
the Reynodsville Masonic Lodge at
Wishaw Park last Thursday. The
picnicors went to the park after dinner
and returned on the last trolley car in
Thursday night.
According to a schedule of foot ball
games published in the Dubois EGpreSS
Monday of this week, the Reynoldsville
and Dubois high school teams are
booked for two games. First at Dubois
on Friday September 10, and second at
Reynoldsville on Wednesday, October A.
A large number of Knights of Golden
Eagle of this place and Rathmel will
attend the K G. E. reunion at Philips
burg September 4-labor Day. A
special train will leave Rathmel at 800
a. M, will stop at Soldier Run Junction
and will leave Reynoldsvile at 6 Is a m.
Mrs. Mary Lucas lost a purse con.
tanning over fifteer dollars while going
home from church Sunday week ago
and advertised for it in THE STARS
want column. A few days later the
purse was returned to her by Mrs. Will
liam Northey, who had found it on
Main street.
A small boy with some matches
accidentally set fire to carpet and lace
curtains in second story room at home
of David Rose on Jackson street yester-
cay forenoon, calling out the fire com
pany, bu the blaze was extinguished
before much damage was done. John
A. Welsh owns the dwelling house.
Frank L, Sader and Ed. McCreight
bought the Reynoldsvile Hardware
Company branch store at Sykesville
last week. Mr.. Sadler, who has been
manager Of the store since it was first
opened, about year ago, will have
charge # the store under the new firm.
1t will be known as the Sykesville
Hardware Company.