The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-09

down brick pavements in front of theil
places of business, making wide bricl
walk from Mr.. Hanaus store down Il
Fourth street.
Thomas Pifer, of Big Run, the largest
man in jefferson county, weighs 32t
pounds. 1t will be fifty-one years the
18th of this month since Mr.. and Mrs
Pifer were married.
The game of base ball played on the
grounds at this place Wednesday after.
noon of last week between Brookville
and Reynoldsville clubs, was won by
the county seat boys. Score 9.6.
August Walters says that the fellow
who has been going around town get
ting laundry claimed to have been sent
out by Mr. Walters tells an untruth.
August gathers up his own laundry,
The Grangers annual picnic will be
held at Wishaw Park on Thursday,
August oath. A large crowd will be
present. 1t is likely that special pro-
gram will be arranged for that day,
Prof. Norman P. Bish, of Conoquen-
essing, Butler Co., Pa, teacher-elect
for the high school in this borough, was
in town yesterday looking for a house
or rooms to move into before school
opens.
A lawn fete will be given by the West
Reynoldsville committee of Ladies
Helping Hand at A. j. Wells, Brown
street, West Reynoldsville, on Thurs
day evening, August 10. Everybody
invited
William Casker & Son have started
pop factory in the Hoffman building
on Fourth street, known as the Star
Botting Works. These gentlemen
have had considerable experience in
this line of work.
The lovers of dancing have requested
the Keystone band to hold dance to-
morrow, Thursday, evening instead of
a pie social. The existence of this band
depends on the patronage it gets at the
dances being held.
The Law and Order League held
their first meeting in Centennial hall
on Monday evening. Several short
talks were given. Measures will be
taken to improve the moral tone of our
town and community
Tax Collector William Coping will
attend the Grand Lodge of the Knights
OF Pythas at McKeesport next week
and [. NJ. Swartz will be at Thomas E.
Evans office to receive taxes during
Mr.. Couplings absence.
John King, Sr., Daniel King, Charles
Mcdonald, Thomas Mcdonald, w. D.
Williams, George Handyside and John
Madden, of this place, attended the
third annual reunion of the Ancient
Order Hibernians held at Houtzdale on
Wednesday of last week.
The following young people attended
Prof. Hines dance in Franks Park Mon
day evening Misses Nellie and Susie
Larkey, Elizabeth and Dora Mohney,
Mr.. Best, Afford Gocella, John Scanlon
and Schuyler Emery, of Falls Creek and
Misses McMullen, of Walston.
A game of ball between the "Actives"
and the Mammoth Park team Monday
afternoon ended unsatisfactory. At
the end of the eighth inning, with the
score 6 to in their favor. the Park
boys wanted to call the game, and the
"Actives" then claimed the game by
forfeit-9 to 0. Batteries: "Actives,"
Farrell, Smith and Wiser; Park, King,
Askey and Dillman.
Rev. w. Frank Reber, of Urbana
Ohio, former pastor of the Reynolds
vile Presbyterian church. preached in
that church Sunday morning. Rev.
Reber came to town for the purpose of
performing the cer emony at the Herpel-
Kirk wedding to-day, but he came
few days before the wedding, arriving
here last Friday, so he could visit his
friends in this place.
About three thousand people attend
ed the second annual picnic of the Odd
Fellows of Jefferson and Indiana coun-
ties held at Mitchell's Park, near PUNK
sutawney, last Thursday, At least two
hundred people from misplace attended
the picnic. 1t was an ideal picnic day.
The Degree Team from Reynoldsville
Lodge S24 did the First Degree work in
the Laurel Lodge at Punxsutawnev in
the evening.
"Topsy," a valuable and pretty
Cocker Spaniel dog owned by Jarvis
Williams, was killed by trolley car
Friday afternoon. Eight little black
pups three weeks old were left mother
less by death of ''Topsy." There was a
little spring across the street from Mr..