The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-07-18

August 8.
Members of the Presbyterian Work
Society will go on trolley excursion to
Dubois tomorrow afternoon and take
supper at the Commercial Hotel in
that town.
Salem Grange visited the Rathmel
Grange last Friday evening and con-
ferred two degrees on the several candi-
dates. The visitors also gave an ex-
cellent literary program.
Prof. John F. Strauss, of Columbus,
Ohio, who is visiting in town, sang in
the Baptist church last Sunday evening.
Prof. Strauss will sing in Baptist
church next Sunday evening.
A Pardus-Sandy Valley letter was
received yesterday afternoon, too late
for publication. All letters from cor
respondents must reach this Office not
later than Monday afternoon.
w. S. Ross was at Wellsville, Ohio,
last week attending the funeral of a
brother, Johnston ]. Ross. Deceased
was travelling salesman. He had
resided at Wellsville fifteen years
Ladies of Baptist Aid Society will
hold market Saturday afternoon and
evening in the room formerly occupied
BY Harmon's shoe store. Ladies OF the
church are requested to furnish bread,
pies, cakes, &C., for the market
BENJAMIN G. Fox and Maude E. Swab
were married at the home of William
Sharp on Mabel street at 900 p. m.
Saturday, July IA, 1906, in the presence
of few friends. Squire E, Neff Of
ficiated. Refreshments were served.
The Keystone band gave concert on
lawn in front of Mr.. John w. Dawson's
residence last Friday, Mrs. Dawson
invited a number of friends to enjoy the
concert. Ice cream and cake were
served to invited friends and band boys.
Philip Taylor has bought small farm
near Mile Hill, west of Emerickville,
from Mike Stormer. There is house,
barn and good orchard on the farm.
Consideration $4,000. Mr.. Taylor
moved to the farm the first of this week.
Leopold Strauss, OF Philadelphia,
nephew of Mrs. N. Hanau, formerly of
this place, will sail for Germany on
Goth inst, to spend some weeks with
his mother and sister, who are In
Germany, where Miss Lena is attend
ing college.
Mrs. Joseph Morrison is visiting
relatives at New Kensington. This is
the longest trip Mrs. Morrison has
made since she came to this section "a
years ago, then an infant, who was born
on the ocean when her parents were
coming to America.
The Sons of Veterans field encamp-
ment will be held in the Jefferson and
Mitchell Park, near Punxsutawney,
August to 13. This encampment is
composed of Camps from Rimersburg,
New Bethlehem, Brookville Johnson
burg, Dubois and Punxsutawney.
We neglected to mention last week
that at the Pennsylvania State Edu.
cational Association meeting held in
Altoona first week in July that Prof.
r. B. Teitrick, superintendent of the
public schools of jefferson county, was
elected president OF that association
Peter A. Burgoon, son Of DR.. ]. A.
Burgoon, of Pittsburg, who was one OF
our town boys eighteen or twenty years
ago, spent couple of days in town the
past week. He knew large number Of
people in town, but few knew him
Peter, like the town. has changed con.
siderable in eighteen years.
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Cox's lath mill, has been limping around
a few days on a crutch. About two
weeks ago "Senator" injured his right
ankle by stepping on sharp edging
Blood poison set in and "Senator'
suffered considerably with his game
| foot.
Miss Ada Baum, who was holding {
position in Punxsutawney the past year
has resigned that position to accep
one with the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
In Dubois. She is spending this weel
at home of her parents at this place ant
will begin work at Dubois next Mon
day.
1t was stated in THE STAR last weel
that Mrs. Nicholas Mcdonald, whit
died at Soldier July 7th, carried 81, IA
insurance in the Prudential Life In
surance Co., but the statement was no
correct. She carried S640 in the Pru
Dental and $4,000 in the metropolitan