The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-08-01

A little son OF T. C. McEnteer, OF
West Reynoldsville, had very narrow
escape from losing an eye last Sunday,
A dead limb on bush flew into the
eye.
The Baptists of Sykesville, Reyn-
oldsyille, Dubois and Punxsutawney.
will hold union picnic at Romantic
Park, Sykesville, Thursday OF next
week.
w. B. Wilhelm and bride arrived in
town Monday evening. They are room
ing at home of Alex Riston on Grant
street and taking meals at Imperial
Hotel.
The Rev. ]. G. McEntire will preach
at Paradise M. E. church Sunday morn
ing, August 8, at Bollinger church in
the afternoon and at Soldier in in the
evening.
Lewis Womeldurf, Of Freedell, who
was visiting his father, George W.
Womeldurf, and uncle, j. X. Womel-
durf, at Prescottville, returned to Free
dell Friday.
Harvest home picnic and carnival
will be held in the Nolan Park on the
P. S. g. G. r. r. this month. See
advertisement on first page of THE
STAR this week.
The Keystone band will give a con-
cert at Punxsutawney Thursday even
ing. Street car tickets good for any
car that day on sale at City Hotel. 80
cents round trip.
Lloyd Arnold, ten-year-old son OF
Mrs. David Sewers, who has been in
Girard College, Philadelphia, arrived
in town Saturday morning to spend a
couple of weeks with his mother.
The fourth and last quarterly con-
ference of the Reynoldsville M. E.
church for the present conference year
will be held in the church at this place
next Wednesday evening, August ..
Mrs. Joseph Spear was called to New
Bethlehem Friday to attend the funeral
of Charles Hartley, who was married to
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spear. Hartley was drowned in Red
Bank creek Thursday evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
S Smith, of Jackson, N. c., Friday,
July 81, 1906. Mrs. Irwin Kune, grand
mother, OF this place, is at jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith went from Reyn-
ofdsville to jackson several months
ago.
Plans for the new theatre and athletic
rooms to be built in the Reynolds Park
by the Reynoldsville Amusement Co.
are under way. The company expects
to build an up-to-date theatre. Still a
few shares OF stock for sale at $1,000 a
share.
Rev. ]. A. Parsons will be at Brandy
wine, Brockport charge, next Sunday
morning to assist in dedicating a new
M. E. church at that place. Rev.
Parsons will return to Reynoldsville in
time to fill his own pulpit Sunday
evening.
Frank Clusterman, P. r. r. passenger
engineer, died at his home in Dubois
Friday night. He had been iu poor
health several months. Mr.. Cluster
man was one of the old engineers or
the Low Grade Division. He had beer
on the road thirty years.
The Century Council, Royal Arcanum
midsummer indoor basket picnic held
in the I. o. o. F. hall last Thursday
evening. was a pleasant social affair
Grand Regent Frank B. Wickersham
OF Harrisburg, was present and de
livered an interesting address.
At meeting of the Sons of Veteran
Camp at this place Monday evening
four delegates were elected to attend
the S. of V. field encampment q
Mitchell Park, near Punxsutawney
next week. The delegates are Davit
L. Postleth wait, W. P. Woodring, L
G.. Idle and Frank Hickman.
NJ. Montgomery and family, M. J
Gleason, L. r. Gleason and Miss Kat
Gleason, of this place, were in Nev
Bethlehem Monday forenoon attendin,
;he funeral of Frank Clusterman, a ?
K. R. passenger engineer, who died II
Dubois Friday night and was buried il
the Catholic cemetery at New Bethle
hem Monday.
Sunday evening, July %, the Pennsyl
vania State Editorial Association ar
nual outing commenced. A train c
five Pullman coaches loaded wit
Pennsylvania editors, representative
, of the Canadian government and a.
tendants, left Niagara Falls on thre