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

3rd. Full particulars Will be puollshed
later.
A number of Sons of Veterans and
friends of this place are attending the
S. of V. field encampment being held in
the Mitchell Park near Punxsutawney
this week.
Beginning November 1st Brookville
will have free mail delivery. Three
carriers will be appointed and there
will be seventeen letter boxes to collect
mail from.
Mrs. Walter Hover cut long cash in
her right wrist yesterday afternoon
while hurriedly putting down broken
window before storm. 1t required six
stitches to sew up the wound.
County Treasurer Ira J. Campbell, of
Brookville, was in town yesterday. He
had case in Neff's court to collect
mercantile tax on billiard tables. He
got a Judgment against the party.
G. E. Rumsey, at one time resident
of this place, who resided at Mahoning-
town, Pa, several years, has moved
from that place to st. Louis, Mo. Mr..
Rumsey is now travelling M. Il w. ac-
countant for the Missouri Pacific Rail
way.
The Reynoldsville Keystone band has
been engaged by the Brookville Fair
Association to play on Thursday of fair
week That is always big day at the
county fair. There will be big crowd
at the fair this year, especially IN
Thursday.
Yesterday was not an ideal picnic
day on account OF rain, and yet about
six hundred people attended the Cath
olic picnic at Wishaw park. Had it
been a pleasant day it is likely that
nearly thousand people would have
attended the picnic.
This is the last month to pay your
1906 taxes and save the percentage.
Tax Collector Coping will be at his
Office in Froehlich tailor shop every af
ternoon and evening of this month, ex
cepting 23rd and oath inst, when he
will only be in Office in evening.
The man who is to put up the new
pipe organ in the NJ. E. church began
his work Monday morning. 1t will
require three weeks to get the organ
up if all the joints and pieces fit in
properly, and if they don't the work
will not be finished in three weeks.
On Tuesday, August 2lst, the con-
ferees Of the 9th congressional district
will meet at Brookville to nominate
candidate for congress. The candidates
are ]. B. Henderson, of Brookville, F.
j. Maffat, of Clarion, J. G.. Beale,
of Leechburg, and ]. N. Langham, OF
Indiana.
The Baptist Sunday schools of Sykes
vile, Soldier, Rathmel, Reynoldsville,
Dubois, West Liberty and Troutville
will hold union picnic at Romantic
Park, Sykesville, tomorrow, Thursday.
The Sykesville Cornet band will furnish
music for the picnicers. A large crowd
is expected.
Mary, two-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Parker, died early
Monday morning, August 6, 1906.
Funeral service at home of parents in
West Reynoldsville at 200 p. m.
yesterday, conducted by DR.. A. J.
Meek. Interment was made in Reyn.
oldsville cemetery.
DR.. Ira D. Bowser, who graduated in
the Western University OF Pennsyl-
vania, medical college of Pittsburg,
has passed the State Board examina-
tion and can now practice any where In
Pennsylvania. DR.. Bowser has not de-
cided yet just where he will locate. He
is thinking Of locating at Reynoldsvills.
The spirit of substantial improvement
is not only manifested in this borough,
but it is plainly seen in West Reynolds
vile by the number OF brick sidewalks
that are being built in that borough by
T. G. McEnteer, William P. Woodring,
o. H. Johnston, T. ]. Fagley, S. M.
Siple, E. D. Davis and McEnteer
Brothers.
Mrs. Tony Felix died at her home in
Pardus at noon on Wednesday, August
1st. She was 25 years, months and I
days old at time of death. Deceased
was q sister of Mrs. James Sharp, of
this place. Funeral service at 2.30 p.
m. Friday, conducted by Rev. ]. G. Nc
Entire. Interment in Smith cemetery.
Hughes & Fleming had charge Of fun
eral.
The M. E. church at Brandy Camp,
on Brockport charge, was dedicated