The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-02

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A ball club from Desire came tc
Reynoldsville Thursday afternoon anG
played club IN this place. The visit
ors were not in 1t. Didn't get mar
over home plate. Score was 1870.
Thomas F. Adam, of the Adam Shoe
Co., and Frank P. Alexander, assistant
cashier in The Peoples National Bank,
have bought large shoe store in Clear
field. Mr.. Adam will manage the store.
An Italian Of Soldier got into trouble
and was taken to county Jail last week.
He could have settled the case, and was
advised TO do so, but he refused to
settle and gave following reason Me
headache to go to Jail see what like"
Floyd j. Love, one of the twin babies
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry B, Love, died at
2.4O a. m. to-day, August 2, 1905. Floyd
was 3 months and 20 days old. He had
been sick about ten days. Funeral at
200 p. m. tomorrow. Interment in
Reynoldsville cemetery.
Monday night is girls night at the
Enterprise Athletic Association rooms.
A com nittee OF three or four ladies
from each church in town has been
selected to take an interest in the girls
night and help make it an interesting
evening fer the young ladies.
j. w. Dawson, j. A. Blaydon, VIM.
Roskop and Barrett Hetrick, who are
very much interested and enthusiastic
in making the Enterprise Athletic
Association success, were at Dubois
Saturday afternoon visiting the Y. NJ.
G. Association in that place.
Rev. w. F. Reber, OF Urbana, Ohio,
former pastor of the Reynoldsvillo
Presbyterian church, will preach in
that church next Sunday morning
August 9Th. Rev. Reber has many
friends here who will be glad to sec
him and hear him preach again.
A number of Odd Fellows and friends
of this place will attend the |. o. O. f,
picnic at Mitchell Park, near Punxsu.
tawney, tomorrow, August 3rd. There
will be ball game, tug-of-war, wheel,
barrow race, three-legged race, OLD
mans race, ladies race, &c, for
the amusement of the picncers.
Gus SENEGAL, glassworker who was
up in Beechwoods helping George
Burtop harvest, is successful ground
hog hunter. He killed four fat ones in
one day The dog soon learned that
Gus was fond of grounding and one day
while Gus was working in harvest field
the dog caught grounding and carried
it into the field to him.
The Koon Korn Klub OF Reynolds
vile held meeting Monday evening in
Lawyer Clement w. Flynn's Office and
elected the following officers /: Presi-
dent, G. W. Flynn secretary, W. W.
Wiley treasurer, c. F. Hoffman. The
club decided to hold their second an
nual outing at the Reynoldsville Camp
ing Club camp the fourth week in
August
A meeting of the stockholders OF the
American Production Company was
held in the p. o. S. OF A. hall last Fri
day afternoon, but the only business
transacted was to appoint new audit
ing committee, consisting of W. G.
Murray, w H. Moore and Rufus Kirk,
who will report at meeting to be held
at 200 p. m. Thursday, August TO- In
in same hall.
The lease of Cook & Co. on the Brook
vile railroad, which runs from Brook
vile up North Fork about fourteen
mile, has expired and the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company now has possession
OF the road and will operate it. The
report that the P. r. r. will run Low
Grade passenger trains up into Brook
vile, to Pickering street, over this
branch is not correct.
James M. Moore has sold his property
near the P. r. r. in West Reynolds
vile, known as the Moore House, to
W. S. Ross. Consideration 49, 800.
Mr.. Moore, wife and daughter, Miss Iva,
will go to Oklahoma about the first of
September to spend the winter in that
section and perhaps locate there perma-
nently. The climate of Pennsylvania
in winter is to severe for Mr. Moore's
health and he wants to locate in mild
er climate, and that is why they go to
Oklahoma.
Ex-Sheriff John S. Barr, Republican
candidate for Comfy Commissioner,
was in town last Saturday looking as
fresh and vigorous as man of fifty.
Although in his eighty-frst year, Mr..
Barr made a strenuous campaign for
the nomination, seeing perhaps more
people than any OF his opponents. It
isn't often that an octogenarian can be