The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-09-26

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Esther has been changed from Friday
TO Thursday evening of this week. VIII
be held Ia Athletic hall.
George Speaker, a representative OF
the Pittsburg Gazette Times, has been
in town the past week increasing the
circulation of that excellent daily
paper.
Fourteen boys were arrested Sunday
for playing foot ball in the borough
They were not fined this time, but will
be the next time they break the ordi-
nance.
W. B. wilhelm, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Pittsburg Industrial lron
Works at this place, went to Sunbury
Saturday and returned Monday. Most
of the trip he made on his motor cycle.
G. L. Guthrie, a merchant at Heath
vile, who had been in business there a
number Of years, died suddenly on
Saturday, Sept. %, 1906. He was the
father of L. L. Guthrie of West Reyn-
oldsville.
S. c. Hepler, editor of the New
Bethlehem Leader, is the Democratic
candidate for congress in the 9th con-
gressional district, which is composed
of Clarion, jefferson, Indiana and Arm
strong counties.
Thomas O'Hare, captain of the Erie
ball team in the Interstate League,
returned to this place yesterday. The
season closed Saturday and the Erie
club has first place, P~unxsutawney Sec
ond and Dubois fourth place.
Alma Siple, youngest daughter OF
Mrs. S. NJ. Siple, has typhoid fever,
She had been visiting in Brookville and
it is supposed that she got the fever
there. A relative whom she visited in
Brookville died with the fever.
Lawrence Albert, four months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Park Dempsey, of
Emerickville, died Sept. 20, 1906, and
was buried in the Lutheran cemetery at
Emerickville Saturday. Rev. j. w.
Myers conducted the funeral service.
Hunter Grove M. E. church, in Knox
township, will be dedicated next Sum-
day, September 80, by DR.. A. r. Rich.
There will be service Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon. DR.. j. A.
Parsons will preach Friday evening.
A Sunday School rally will be held In
the M. E. church at this place October
6 and I under the directions of Charles
Roads, DID,, general field worker of the
Sunday School Union. Full particulars
of the rally will be published next
week.
The annual dinner of the Knights
Templar OF Reynoldsville was given al
home OF DR.. and Mrs. John H. Murray
on Main street last Friday evening
Miss Rose Mitchell, music teacher
entertained the Knights Templar an6
their wives II
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Bible School convention OF the Clear
field Baptist Association met in Falls
Creek on Tuesday. The pastor, o
, Reynoldsville Baptist church, DR.. A
. ]. Meek, and several delegates attend
, ed the convention.
Miss Twila Pifer, Of Big Run, who IL
, known to a number Of Re%ynoldsvillt
people, having visited here severa
times, and William B. Cochran, also o
! Big Run, we're married at Niagara
Falls, N. Y, September Is, in the par
3 Tors OF the Empire Hotel.
Fourteen boys we're arrested Thurs
day evening for playing ball on one o
, the side streets. Ball playing is a vic
7 lation OF a borough ordinance, any per
son or persons violating said ordinance
3 are liable to a fine of $500 or forty
t eight hours in the borough lookup
Rev. j. w. Crawford, OF Sykesville
| Rev. L. B. Underwood, OF Brookville
t and Rev. DR.. A. j. Meek, of Reynolds
vile, will attend the roll call at Geth
, semane Baptist church on Thursday
of this week, where they will eacf
ypreach a special sermon for the occa
I sion.
In October, 1905, Miss Minnie Strons
ran a needle into her hand and though
at the time she had gotten il out, bu
last week a little sore place appeared OIL
her hand and when carefully examined
4 a half inch piece Of a needle was fount
In the hand and taken out. The piec,
: of needle was black.
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