The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-07-12

ing at "Sunset Camp" in Beechwoods.
Ice cream and cake will be served on
William Barclays lawn, jackson street,
Thursday evening of this week by the
Jackson street committee of the NJ. f..
church. Everybody invited.
The Protected Home Circles of Reyn-
oldsville, Brookville, Punxsutawney,
Sykesville and Dubois will hold a
basket picknic at Edgmont Park, Falls
Creek, on Thursday of next week,
July 20.
G. o. Clawson and wife, of New
Kensington, who were visiting rela-
tives in this place, had to return home
Friday with their six-year-old son,
Howard, who was taken down with
typhoid fever.
Joseph Yales was called to Milton,
Armstrong Co., last week to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Yales,
widow of Alex Yales. Mrs. Yales was
50 years and months old. She was
buried July 9th.
Prof. D. S. Bacon had his right hand
badly cut yesterday by a piece of plate
glass falling on his hand while assisting
in unEitching the horse that jumped
through the plate glass window at
ID
Fifty-four tickets were sold at the
B., r, & p. station at this place Mon
day to the party Cf Elks and Keystone
band who went to Buffalo to attend the
B. p. o. Elks Grand Lodge. The party
left here on two special cars.
The viewers to estimate the damage
to the properties of Joseph Shatfer and
Mrs. Lena Dinger by raising the grade
of Main street near iron bridge, heard
evidence in the matter June 30th and
will make a report on same at next
term of court
A large congregation attended the
patriotic service held in Centennial hall
Sunday evening, July 2nd. Addresses
were delivered by Hon. S. B. Elliott, of
this place, Mr.. Austin Blakeslee, of Du-
Bois, and Rev j. A. Parsons, pastor
Reynoldsville Nj. E. church.
j. Il. Harder, a safe expert of Clear
field, came over to this place last Wed
nesday to open the safe OF the late
Albert Reynolds, who died without
giving the combination of his safe to
any one. Mr.. Harder had to drill the
safe before he got it opened.
The following people from Barnes
boro, Pa, were visitors in this place
last week William Booker and wife,
James Justham and wife, Miss Anna
White, James Powell, William Frazier,
Albert White, James Railway, Robert
Malcom, Robert Kirkmau, Joseph
Kalaway
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Friedman were
in Pittsburg last week attending the
wedding of the latter's sister, Miss
Nellie Stein, who has visited in Reyn-
oldsville and is known by number of
people in town. The wedding took
place Thursday, July 8. 1t was large
wedding,
A glassworker named Fox forged an
order on the Star Glass Co npany in
this place for $lOSO0 and few days ago
Constable Perry B. Love went to Kane
and arrested Fox and brought him to
Reynoldsville. He was unable to get
bail and was taken to the county Jail in |
Brookville.
The body of Mrs. Hice Golden, who
died at Fairmount, Pa, will be brought
to Reynoldsville on the II ~ a. M train |
to-day and b. buried in Beulah ceme-
terry. Mrs. Golden resided in Reyn-
oldsville number of years with her
first husband, John Soloda She was
about 10 years old.
knights of Columbus Council No. 10ll |
was instituted at Kittanning on the
End inst. The following members of
the Reynoldsville Council attended the
institution at Kittanning : J. A. Welsh,
NJ. j. Farrell, Daniel Nolan, William
Nolan, T. G. McEnteer. Martin Phalen,
Frank Hasson, Rem Gleason, Charles
Montgomery, John King, August Bal
dauf and Peter Deegan,
The Epworth League held a slave
social at the home of Mrs. Holland
Clawson, on Grant street last evening.
The young ladies being the slaves were
placed behind curtain with a sheet
thrown over their heads and were
auctioned off to the highest bidders.
There were 60 young people present
and the League realized $26.O0, which
will go to help build the new church.
The Navy Blues" formerly known