The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-09-05

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Monday afternoon on account Of that
being a holiday-Labor Day.
All conditioned pupils who have
studied during summer may take exam
ination at school building Saturday af-
ternoon. G, ]. Scott.
1t is claimed that over ten thousand
people were in attendance ut the Du-
Bots fair Thursday last. Reynoldsville
contributed a large number to the total.
The town water was shut of at 100
O'Clock Thursday evening last to allow
a connection to be made with the main
line at crossing Of Main and Fifth
streets.
Last Thursday a number of Mrs. s..
M. Gourley's friends gave her a surprise
picnic. The picnic was held in Gour-
ley's orchard. 1t was a pleasant sur
prise.
Some Of the enterprising citizens Of
Big Run are making an effort TO get q
hot water boiler factory to locate in
that town and have fair prospects Of
success.
The monthly meeting of the Foreign
Missionary Society of the M. E. church
will be held at the church Friday at 300
p. m. Luncheon served In festal room
at five o'clock.
A number of Pennsylvania Railroad
decorators were at work Frightening up
tho interior of the supervisors office,
telegraph Office and freight station on
that line at this place last week.
The Liberty moving pictures in the
Reynolds opera house Thursday evening
were among the best ever shown In
town. The theatres capacity was not
taxed to hold the crowd however.
v "DeHart's Colts" defeated a Junior
base ball team from Falls Creek at the
ball grounds in this place Labor Day
afternoon. The score was 10 to 3 in
favor of "DeHart's Colts"
Edward Hoganmiller and family will
go to Pittsburg to-day to attend the
funeral of Joseph j, May, brother of
Mrs. Hoganmiller, who died in the
Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg Monday.
Mrs. j. W, G~illespie's committee Of
the Helping Hand will hold a market
in the basement of the NJ. E. church
Saturday afternoon, and a market will
be held there every Saturday afternoon
until further notice.
Rev. Paul j. Slonaker has accepted a
call to the pastorate Of the Brockway-
vile Presbyterian church, and began
his work at that place last Sunday.
Rev. Slonaker will move from Tionesta
to Brockwayville this week.
The Brookville county fair opened
yesterday and will end Friday. To-
morrow will be the big day at fair.
There will be a large attendance from
Reynoldsville tomorrow. The Keys
tone band plays at fair tomorrow.
~ Reynoldsville ball team played two
games with the New Bethlehem team
Monday afternoon at the latter place,
winning first and losing second game.
Score in first game was 10 to II and the
second ~game-seven i%nnings-S to O.
Wage committees from the National
Association Of Window Glass Msnufac-
turers and the Amalgated Association
met at Atlantic City Monday to make a
wage scale for next fire, but up to last
evening there was no report from the
scale committees.
Leslie H. Sewers, circulation man.
ager of the Sharon Evening Telegraph,
and his wife were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Swartz in this place a few
days last week. Mrs. Sewers has been
visiting her former home near limerick
vile for several weeks past.
Randolph, young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. McMullen, of Hopkins, died Sept.
2, 1906, at 10. 80 a. M, and was buried in
Beulah cemetery yesterday. Funeral
service was conducted at resi-
dence of parents by Rev. DR.. A. J..
Meek. Randolph was born March %,
1905, and was 5 months and II days old.
A tally-ho load Of Utopia ladies and
their husbands drove to Luthersburg
Monday afternoon, took supper at the
hotel and drove home after supper. 1t
was a beautiful afternoon and evening
for such an excursion. A full silvery
moon shined forth in all its splendor,
making the night an ideal one for a ten
mile trip.
The new brick business block recent
ly erected by Chief-of-Po Adels-
perger opposite the Burns House is al
most ready for occupancy. 1t contains
two hDainess rOoma IN a rst hoOr and