The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-07-26


Olive Phillips ; wreath, Mrs. G. w.
Phillips.
Clyde Wiser, who was working on
DR.. John H. Murray's new brick house,
fell fifteen feet yesterday morning and
was badly bruised. The scaffold broke.
Imogene Mitchell, who was seven
years old July "a, was given birthday
party at home of her grandparents, DR.
and Mrs. S. Reynolds. The little tots
atn their lunch on the lawn.
Rev. A. j. Meek, Ph. D., pastor of
the Baptist church, is on the buckle
berry mountain in Clearfield county
this week with James A. Gathers,
Edward Swenson and A. E. Dunn.
Mack Mcclure has contract to build
a new brick sidewalk on Fourth and
Main street sides of Hotel Imperial and
also in front of the other buildings on
Main street up to Priester Bros. furni-
ture store.
Clint Graffius, young man from
Lindsey, who has had eight years ex-
perience in the meat market business,
has bought and taken charge of the
meat market in West Reynoldsville.
Mr.. Graffius will handle all kinds of
meat.
A base ball club from this place play
ed Il game of ball with the Rathmel
club on the latter's ground last Friday
afternoon. Score Al in favor Reynolds
vile club. Stormer and Sample were
battery for Reynoldsville club and
Groves and Hill for Rathmel club.
The rooms of the Enterprise Athletic
Association were open for inspection
last Thursday evening and a large
number of people visited the rooms that
evening. They are large and very
pleasant rooms with enough attraction
to make it good place for young men
to spend their evenings.
Last Saturday $4,000 worth of goods
were slightly damaged at the Cash New
York Racket store by water running
down from leaky roof during the rain
storm and these goods will be sold
within tho 20 dave NJ lAee hoy
cost. If you want big bargain call
and buy these goods.
Joseph Cleer, Jr., Joseph Dessy and
John Hubert, the three delegates from
the Reynodsville branch of the Anal
gamated Window Glass Workers of
America to the national convention
recently held in Cleveland, returned
Thursday last bringing an elaborate
report of the proceedings.
A 'linen shower" party was given at
home of Miss Georgia Corbett last
Thursday evening by the Ingelow Club
for Miss FraLces Kirk, member of the
Club who will soon join the matrimonial
ranks, 1t was the most enjoyable party
the club has ever had. Miss Corbett
served fine refreshments.
Miss Grace Myers had an operation
performed on her left arm at Cam bridge
Springs, Pa, last Friday. A piece of
bone was removed. Some years ago
Miss Myers had her arm broken and it
has given her so much annoyance since
that an operation was finally decided on
as the only means of relief.
Oak Union Sunday school was organ
lied Jlly l6 with the following officers
Superintendent, VIM. Divler; assist
ant superintendent, Cyrus Geer secre-
tary, Twilla Divler; treasurer, Miss
Oaks. Much interest was manifested,
"A being present. Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 30. Dr. Hessey of Brook
vile, will preach for these people.
One of the great addresses OF the year
to be delivered at Chautauqua, New
York, will be made by Honorable Will
liam Travers Jerome, Circuit Judge in
New York State, on the afternoon Of
Saturday, August 9th. Mr.. Jerome's
name carries weight with it, and he
will make a fitting forerunner for
President Roosevelt who comes in the
following week and who himself is
succeeded later in August by Governor
Joseph w. Folk.
We can't help seeing certain things
as we go along. We see well-meaning
husbands who never think Of praising
the good wife's biscuits or pies, and the
excellent order and cleanliness Of the
home ; and yet, they are very quick to
blame the partner of their joys and
sorrows II anything goes wrong, wears
out or breaks. OF course, they don't
mean it (; it is just their way. These
thoughtless fellows are really devotedly
attached to their wives but fault-6nd-
ing is wearing, and words OF praise are