The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-08-29

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insurance in the Protected Home Circle
and a check has been received by the
Circle at this place for that amount.
A. 7. Mcclure went to Pittsburg to
attend a meeting of the National Asso-
citation of Window Glass Manufacture
ers to be held at Fort Pitt Hotel to-day.
A corn supper will be served by the
Hormtown Grange in Craven's grove
next Saturday evening, September LIST.
Ice cream will be served during the
evening.
Rev. A. D. Mckay and family, who
have been away on a months vacation,
are expected home to-day, and there
will be preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
Miss Florence Hartzell, who was
elected to teach room No. 3 in Rathmel
school has resigned and Miss Blanche,
Pantall has been elected to teach in
that room during next term.
The Methodist Episcopal Erie annual
conference will be held in Meadville
next week. Next Sunday will be the
closing service il the NJ. E. church at
this place for the conference year.
The Adams Express Company Office
has been moved into the room formerly
occupied by the Reynoldsville Lumber
Company on Fourth street. This is a
good room for the express office.
The Keystone band gave a concert at
home of Charles p. Koerner, grocery
man, who resides in West Reynolds
Vile, last Friday evening. Ice cream
and cake was served to the band boys.
Hon. Harry Alvan Hall, of Ridgway,
has been nominated for president judge
OF the twenty-ffth judicial district by
the Democrats. Elk, Cameron and
Center counties comprise the twenty
fifth district.
Robert 2. Parrish, of this place, and
c. A. Yeager, OF Marlinton, W. Va,
have formed a co-partnership In the
real estate business. See notice of par
ticulars In another column OF this issue
of THE STAR.
Miss Naomi Mitchell entertained
about 50 of her friends last Wednesday
evening. Out of town guests present
we're: Ben McEnteer and Clarence
Moore, OF Dubois. and Helen Richard
son, of Driftwood.
Next M onday is Labor Day. The P.
o. S. OF A. Camps of this section will
hold a union picnic at Romantic Park,
Sykesville, that day. A large crowd is
expected to be present. Some promi-
nent speakers have been booked.
About five hundred persons attended
the Pifer family reunion and picnic at
Wishaw Park last Thursday. Ball game,
pitching QUOT, dancing and swinging
were the amusements of the day. The
day was a lovely one for a picnic.
Marian A. Fergus, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Fergus, was seven
years old last Saturday and the ami
versary was celebrated with a birthday
party. Thirty-six little girls attended
the party. Marion received a number
of presents.
A number OF stores in town closed at
six o'clock every evening, except Satur-
day evening, during July and August.
Beginning Sept. 4 the stores will keep
open until 500 p. m, except Saturday
evening when they will keep open until
a late hour.
The Reynoldsville Land and Improve
ment Company has leased an acre of
land to the Pittsburg Industrial Iron
Works for storage purpose. The ad-
ditional acre leased lies between the
steel plant and Reynoldsville Brick &
Tile Co. plant.
E. D. Williams, Charles Mcdonald
and John King attended the state meet
ing OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
in Altoona last week as delegates from
Division No. l, OF Reynoldsville. The
state meeting will be held in Phila-
delphia in 1907.
The Bell Telephone Company is max
ing special effort to get more Of their
phones installed in Reynoldsville. The
latest inducement is to put in a phone
on two months trial and phone will
be removed at expiration of two months
il 1t is not wanted.
The new twenty dollar mileage books
will be on sale at the P. R. r. station
in this place Saturday, September 1st.
The person who buys one Of these 1000
mile books will not have to sign their
name on the book and it will be good
for any person to ride on.