The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-19
A Little OF EveruthlnQ.

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Lookout for pickpockets aud crooks
this week.
Did you hear the Old Home Week
opening last night?
Before leaving 20 d Home" get a
souvenir at Breakey's.
There is no special day at Reynolds
vile this week. Everyday will be Dig
day.
The NJ. E. Sunday school. held a
picnic at Romantic Park, Sykesville,
last Thursday.
The Reynodsville baseball team was
defeated at Nolan Park last Thursday
by the Brookville team, Score 13 Il.
Annual picnic of the Knight Templars
was held at Wishaw park last Thurs
day. About forty attended the picnic.
The case of Lena Dinger was tried in
the county court last Thursday The
verdict was, not guilty but pay the
costs.
The first and last quarterly confer
ence of the present conference year will
be held in the NJ. E. church Thursday
evening.
The tannery at Tomahawk, Wis of
which L. G. Gaylor, formerly If Reyn-
oldsville, was superintendent, vas
destroyed by fire recently
In the presentment of the grand jury
to court last week several improve
ments we're recommended for county
home, jail and court house
THE STAR joins with the citiz4ns of
Reynoldsville in extending cordial
welcome to all persons who come to
town for Old Home Week
Chief-of-Police Frank P. Adelsperger
went to Pittsburg Friday and brought
a man back with him who was wanted
here to settle for board bill
Rev. T. r. Johnstone, OF Ottumwa,
Iowa, who has been visiting relatives
in town several weeks, preached an
excellent sermon in the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
There will be an open meeting Of the
P. H. c. on Tuesday evening at which
time Mrs. Bowiby will receive her
cheek for $1,000 All members arA re-
quested to be present
At the last meeting OF the directors
OF the Citizens National bank Eugene
E. Deibe was elected assistant cashier
of the bank. Mr. Deible took up his
work in the bank this morning.
At the election held in the Methodist
Episcopal church last Wednesday Dr.
L. L. Means was elected as lay delegate
TO attend the Erie Annual NJ. E.
conference at Erie the first week in
September
Herald, arrived in town Wednesday
morning OF last week. He will here
after be located at his home in this
place and will mail in all lis work to
the above named paper.
A new company, with cspitalizs-
tion OF 100000, is to be organized at
Dubois to extend the trolley line from
Sykesvile to Big Run. A charter will
be applied for under the name of the |
United Street Railroad Co.
The funeral Of Paul B. James, whose |
death was mentioned in THE STAR last |
week, was held at the home Of his |
parents Thursday afternoon, conducted |
by DR.. J. A. Parsons and DR.. A, J !
Meek. Tuterment wss made iu Baulah |
cemetery.
S. X. Furman. wife and children. of |
Harrisburg. came To town Thursday to |
visit Mrs. Purman's mother. Mrs. Kate !
Harris, who resides near Rathmel. |
Mr.. Truman returned home. but Mrs. |
Furmsn and children remained for Old |
Home Week.
Il. F. Lavo and family were called
to Williamsport Thursday to attend
the funeral Of the formers mother, Mrs.
Ellen Lavo, who died at $50 a. m,
August Is. Deceased was "a years old.
She had been i'll ten mouths. Dropsy
was the caSse Of her death.
DR.. r. M. Boyles, Of Reynoldsville,
who was formerly resident Of this
place. was here Tuesday on business.
Incidently, like all the other good
citizens of Reynoldsville, be was
booming things for the Old Home
Week.-Falls Creek Herald.
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