The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-08-22

Fred Beebe and Miss Elva Cox, of
Pardus, were united in marriage at 500
p. m. on Thursday, August Is, 1906, by
Squire E. Neff at his Office in this place.
The Skyesville trolley a on Jeffer-
son Traction Co. line jumped the
track on Jackson street Friday
afternoon, delaying the "a an hour or
more.
Two experienced oil operators were
in town last week. They looked over
the land in this section and it is likely
several wells will be drilled near town
in the near future.
No preaching in the Baptist church
next Sunday. Rev. ]. E. Dean was to
have preached in the Baptist church
last Sunday morning, but on account OF
i'll health did not preach.
The P. r. r. will run a special train
from Reynoldsville to Oak Ridge TO-
morrow for accommodation Of those
who want to attend harvest home picnic.
Train will leaye here at sos a. m.
Mrs. Caroline Moheny, of Pittsburg,
came to home of Ex.P POSTMASTER A. NJ.
Woodward Monday on a short visit,
and had a slight paralytic stroke on
entire right side Monday evening.
Mrs. Smiths committee of the M. E.
Helping Hand will hold a market Sat-
urday afternoon and evening in room
vacated by Harmon's shoe store. Sher-
bet and ice cream served in evening,
A special train was run over P. r. r.
from Pittsburg to Dubois Monday cary
ing Knights of Pythias members to Du-
Bots to attend the K. of P. Grand
Lodge meeting in that place this week.
The Emerickville cornet band has
been engaged to play at the harvest
home picnic at Knoxdale tomorrow and
the P. o. S. A. picnic at Romantic
Park, Sykesville, on Labor Day, Sep
TENDER 3rd.
About five hundred people attended
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
picnic at Romantic Park, Sykesville,
last Thursday. It was an ideal day for
a picnic and everybody seemed to have a
pleasant time.
II the day is favorable a large crowd
will attend the reunion of the teachers
and pupils of the Dennison school in
Beechwoods on Wednesday of next week,
August 80. The reunion will be held in
Ross grove in Beechwoods.
The Protected Home Circle will hold
a picnic in Mammoth Park tomorrow.
A game of basket ball will be played in
the park in the evening between the
Christian Endeavor team of Falls Creek
and the Epworth League team of Reyn-
oldsville.
The Chautauqua vesper service in the
M. E. church last Sunday evening was
attended by a large number of people.
Vesper service from 1870 to $50 o'clock
will be held again next Sunday evening
and instead of preaching a short ad-
dress will be made.
A heavy rain last Saturday caused
no1l. ,uI,al lDo, ro,ah loynana RI
the Sligo branch of the Pennsylvania
railroad. Several hundred feet of track
is said to to have been washed out OF
position and business on that line will
be tied up for a few days.
,JAll the doctors'of R~eynoldsville, with
one or two exceptions, attended the
Jefferson County Medical Society's an
nual picnic in the Driving Association
Park last Friday. A number Of Reyn-
oldsville people, not connected with the
medical profession, attended the picnic.
The Jefferson County Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will meet
in one day convention in chapel at Pan
coast on Thursday, August 30. A pic
mic will be held in connection with the
convention and an interesting day is ex
pected. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
DIR. McCalister and wife, of Ridgway,
were guests at J. Van Reeds last night.
They came to Dubois yesterday and
could moi get a place to sleep in that
town and came down to Reynoldsville
to get a bed. The K. of P. convention
In Dubois has drawn a large crowd to
that town.
| Large crowds attended the harvest
home picnic and carnival at Nolan
Park, Clarion County, four days last
week. 1t is claimed by those who have
been at Nolan Park, that it is a large
and delightful park, the best park in
| this section of the state. 1t is a short
ride from Summerville on the P. S. &
G. R.. R.. .
"a large number of the Daughters Of