The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27

Mrs A. d. Mckay was elected dele
e gate from the Presbyterian Home Mis-
= sionary Society of Reynoldsvile to at
tend Clarion Presbytery to be held al
Corsica to-day and tomorrow.
Prof. Hines will hold masquerade
ball in the Odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening, Oct. 9. All persons furnish
their own costumes. Masks can be pur-
chased at Stokes drug store. Dance
SOC; ladies free,
It is surprising the amount of dirt
that accumuates on the paved portion
OF Main street every day and If there
was not man continuously cleaning the
street 10 couple OF weeks the street
would be in a filthy condition.
The Brookville Democrat OF last week
said: Peaches are still coming in, and
very nice ones, too. Good peaches were
selling at 10 cents bushel on Monday"
Good peaches were selling in Reynolds
vile last week at $l.75 bushel.
Thomas O'Hare, Of this place, who
had his left ankle dislocated and small
bone of ankle broken while playing base
ball with the Erie club at Erie on 9th
inst, returned to Reynoldsville last
Thursday. Tom has to use crutches.
The trustees sale Of the Reynolds
| vile electric light plant, which was to
have taken place on the 22nd inst, was
postponed until Thursday of next week,
| October 5th. A notice of the ad djourned
sale will be found in this issue of The
| STAR.
John Doubles, who for a number OF
| years had been resident of Reynolds
vile, died in the insane ward at Jeffer-
| son County home Sept. IL. His body
was taken to home of his mother, Mrs.
| S. j Smith, Brookville, where funeral
services were held. Interment in
Brookville cemetery.
Dr.. Hunter Corbett, cousin of John
| Corbctt, of our town, who has been
nearly half a century in China, will
speak Friday evening, Oct. 9th, in the
Presby yterian church on the subject,
"Phr open door now in China and the
| East" This address is free to the pub
lie, and every one should hear him.
Sunday evening, September oath, an
attempt was made to break into the
Reynoldsville Woolen Companys Office
on jackson street, probably with the in
tentiOn OF burglary. Samuel Ressler,
the watchman, detected the attempt
and gave chase to the thief, who ran
oyer into town and escaped in the dark
ness.
Morris Jordon, who worked at the
steel plant in this place for while,
nephew of W. J. Morrison, of Jackson
street, fell off building Saturday at
Winber, Pa, and was seriously injured.
He was unconscious from time accident
happened until Monday night. Mr..
Jordan was married about six weeks
ago.
A meeting Of jefferson County
Grange No. 20, Z. of H., will be held |
in Union Grange Hall at Kirkman on
Wednesday Of next week, October 4th.
The following grangers from this sect
ion take part on the program: J. M.
Norris, X. B. Deemer, ]. K. Womel-
durf, Miss Ruth Gathers, Mrs. A. J. |
Sprague, Miss Twila Deemer.
Clyde Murray, of this place, who
graduated from the Reynoldsville high
school in May, 1904 and then attended
Allegheny College at Meadville one
year, went to Bellview, near Brookville,
Monday to teach term of school at
that place. Clyde will teach the high
est grade. He will have at least doz-
en- pupils in his room that have common
school diplomas.
After the regular meeting of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps last Friday evening
seven members Of the Corps, Mrs. VIM.
Coping, Mrs. VIM. Barclay, Mrs, Rob-
ert Sayers, Mrs. Frank Hamaker, Mrs.
John Yenewine, Mrs. ]. w. Foust,
Mrs. L. D. Kleinhans and Mrs. Samuel
Visor, served lunch to the other men,
bers Of the Corps. The lunch was a
surprise. Sandwiches, coffee, ice cream
and cake were served.
The twelfth annual convention OF the
Luther Leagues of Pennsylvania will be
held in the city OF Williamsport, Octo-
Der "a and 18th. The local Leagues are
already preparing to welcome their
friends and co-laborers in the grand edu-
cational movement which the Leagues
of Pennsylvania represent An elabor-
ate program has been arranged, and a
large representation from the various
local Leagues is all that is needed to
make this twelfth anniversary one OF
the most enthusiastic and interesting
meeting yet held by the State organiza-