The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-09-12

street tomorrow afternoon.
e. C. Burns, OF this place, won first
prize at the county fair last week for
having the finest two horse family
turnout on exhibition at the fair,
Hereafter every person that has a
lock box in the post Office will be ex-
pected to send their key when they
want other people to get their mail.
A freight wreck on P. r. r. near
Shannon Saturday afternoon delayed
the e~astbound passenger train due here
at els p. m. over two hours and a hall.
Monday of next week the Punxsu-
tawney Spirit will begin the publication
of a daily paper, 1t will be called 1he
Daily Spirit. 1t will be an afternoon
paper.
Yesterday was Mrs, G. G. Sprague's
Slst birthday and Mrs. DR.. B. E.
Hoover, a daughter, gave a dinner to a
few friends in honor of her mothers
birthday anniversary.
The matrimonial bands of Lawyer
Clement w. Flynn aud Miss Althea
Suffer, two prominent young people of
| this place, was announced in the Catho-
lie church last Sunday.
Next Sunday evening Miss Myrtle
| Shobert, who attended the Conservatory
OF Music in Pittsburg the past summer,
will sing in the Baptist church. Miss
Shobert is a sweet singer.
Rev. W. p. Murray, at one time past
or of the M. E. church at this place,
was maze presiding elder of the Erie
district at the Erie annual M. E. con-
ference in Meadville the past week.
The report of The Peoples National
bank shows that the deposits in the
bank have increased wei 800, 900 since
the last report, Notwithstanding the
fact that the miners strike was on dur
ing that time.
S. j. Burgoon & Son, who opened a
plumbing shop in the Stoke building
on Fifth street last January, are closing
out their stock to quit business. Her.
man, the junior partner, has accepted a
position in Boston, Mass.
Miss Mitchell, of Mahaffey, graduate
of the musical department of Grove
City college in vocal and instrumental
music, sang in the Reynoldsville Baptist
church lsst Sunday evening. George
McLachlan, OF Eleanor, sang in the
same church Sunday morning.
A report has been circulated around
town that the J. & c. c. & l. Co. would
hereafter pay on lst and 18th of each
month, regardless Of what day the
dates would come on. This is not cor
rect. The company will continue to
pay on Saturdays, twice a month, same
as before strike.
Josephine Sta~nkevich, daughter Of
Paul Stankevich, died at home Of her
parents on Jackson street Friday even
ing, Sept. Z, 1906. Typhoid fever was
cause OF her death. Josephine was if
teen years old. Funeral service Sunday
afternoon and interment vas made in
the Catholic cemetery.
Rev. ]. W. Myers, pastor Of the
Trinity Lutheran church, is off on a
two weeks vacation. He went to Port
Washington, Ohio, the latter part Of
last week and will visit several other
places. There was no preaching in the
Lutheran church last Sunday and there
will not be any preaching in that
church next Sunday.
A large number Of relatives, friends
and neighbors attended the funeral OF
Josiah Deter on Grant street last
Wednesday evening. Funeral service
was conducted by Rev. J. W. Myers,
assisted by Rev. DR.. A. j. Meek. The
body was taken to Eddyville, Armstrong
county, Thursday morning for burial.
Miss Isabel Arnold, who returned a
few days ago from an European trip,
gave a very interesting and instructive
talk before the Christian Endeavor
Society in the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening on the Worlds Christ
ian Endeavor convention, which she at
tended at Geneva, Switzerland.
Peter Cantafeo an Italian who was
arrested for trying to shoot one OF the
constabulary at Florence the Sunday
night Of the tragedy at that place, was
given a hearing before a justice at
Punxsutawney and being unable to
secure 81 800 bail for his appearance at
next term of court, was taken to the
county Jail Thursday by Sergt. Joseph
Logan.
When P. ]. Ward was constable in
West R~eynoldsville it was his duty to