The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-07-25

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Thomas E. Evans, who has leased the
Reynoldsville Clay Manufacturing Co.
plant has several large orders for ship
ments of brick to New York City and
Indiana county, Pa
About thirty members of the Presby-
terian Work Society and few friends
enjoyed trolley excursion to Dubois
Friday afternoon. They took supper at
the Commercial Hotel,
L. M. Stewart, of Buffalo, N. Y,
brakeman on one of the B., r. & p.
"ayers" between Buffalo and Pittsburg,
visited relatives at this place and Sandy
Valley the past week.
Mrs. George Parker, of st. Marys, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James H.
Spry, in this place. Mrs. Parker came
here at this time on account OF son
arriving at home of Mr.. and Mrs. Spry.
The B. P. o. Elk ball clubs of Reyn-
oldsville and Johnsonburg played a
game of base ball at the Elk picnic at
Nolan Park yesterday and the Johnson
burg boys were defeated. Score 20 to3
Truman G. London, son of Isaac Lon.
don, of this place, and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, of Lawsonham, were married
Wednesday, July IS. They are spend
ing part of their honeymoon at Eome
of groom's father.
About sixty ladies attended the after
noon reception given by Mrs. DR.. John
H. Murray at her handsome residence
on Main street last Thursday. Light
refreshments were served. Fine sum-
mer dresses were in evidence.
Ralph Carr, son of William Carr, of
Reynoldsville, who served four years in
the U. S. navy, was mustered out last
Friday and returned to his home in this
place Sunday. During the four years
service Ralph saw much of the world.
William Watson, aged about ten
years, son of Alex Watson proprietor
of Hotel Soldier at Soldier had two
bones Of his right arm broken
recently by being knocked off horse
while riding under the limb of tree.
DR.. Francis Hall, of Brookville, who
will soon go to Pekin China, as medi-
cal missionary sent out by the Presby-
terian missionary board, is visiting his
uncle, G. r. Hall, in this place to-day.
DR.. Hall will take charge of hospital
in Pekin.
George W. Porter, of Lindsey, who
was a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Assembly several years
ago, was in town Saturday morning on
his way to Chautauqua. Mr.. Porter is
bright man and would have made
good representative at Harrisburg for
the Jefferson county people.
County Treasurer Ira ]. Campbell and
wife, of Brookville, passed through this
place Friday on their way to Punxsu-
tawney to attend the funeral OF Squire
John r. Lowry, of Punxsutawney, who
died at Cambridge Springs Wednesday
morning, July 49, Squire Lowry was
prominent citizen of Punxs'y.
John Burgh, who was at South Noun
tain Camp Sanitarium, Mt. Alto,
Franklin Co., Pa, one year for benefit
of his health. returned to his home in
this place last week looking as hale and
hearty as man would want to look.
We are glad year at Mt. Alto restored
John to health and strength again.
Some OF our exchanges say that the
oldest man in Clearfield county to-day
is 80 years old. We have a citizen in
Reynoldsville, Jacob King, who is 9S
years old and is remarkably active for
a man OF that age. He lives about
quarter of mile away from the Baptist
church and he walks to and from church
every Sunday.
William G. Mclaughlin, who was
born at or near Reynoldsville in 1864,
and was known to the old inhabitants OF
this place, died at the Globe Hotel at
Parkers Landing, Pa, Sunday morning
Mr.. Mclaughlin, wife and son were
injured in a runaway accident the Sun
day before he died, July Is. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin is still in critical condition.
The Reynoldsville Brick & Tile Com
pany will furnish the brick for 1900
square yards of street paving in Clarion.
Hastings & Johnston have the paving
contract. This brick company also has
an order from the government for
half million brick to be used in Wash
ington, D. c., and an order for half
million brick from firm in Canada
Mr.. j. M. Culp, a farmer residing
near Desire, has the hearty thanks of