The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-10-02

A small OaZe on roof OF house Oc-
cupied by Oliver q. Rose on Jackson
street called the fire company out about
ll.00 a. m. Thursday. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from defec-
tive nue.
Fl. J. Pollitt, who has been SUPER
intendent of the wooden mill at Craigs-
vile, Pa, about year, moved to that
place last week. The family left here
Thursday, Their many friends were
sorry to see them go,
Mrs. F. c. Wilson, of Haralson, Ca,
has our thanks for package contain
ing freshly picked figs and cotton buds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who have been
at Haralson several months, formerly
resided in Reynoldsville.
Solomon Friedman, who has been
merchant in Reynoldsville about
seven years, expects to close out his
business here and move away. Mr..
Friedman may not be able to get away
from Reynoldsville until early In next
year.
The monthly meeting Of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society of the M.
E. church will be held at the home
Of Mrs. j. r. Milliren on Hill street
Friday afternoon. Luncheon served at
six o'clock. Husbands of the members
invited.
A reunion Of the London family will
be held at Romantic Park, Sykesville,
on Saturday of this week, Oct. s. All
relatives and friends are invited to
attend this reunion and take along with
them baskets well filed with good
things to eat. ~
Edward Woods and wife, of Brook
VILE. who we're married September
"a, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Hoffman on Hill street Monday.
They stopped off here on return from
wedding trip. Mr.. Woods is nephew
OF Mr.. Hoffman.
John H. Kaucher, X. c. Schuckers,
w. W. Wiley and F. A. Mcconnell,
OF Reynoldsville, are stockholders In
a big gas well that was struck near
Polk, Venango Co., last Thursday.
1t is reported to be one Of the largest
wells ever struck in venango county.
o. H. Johnston, wife and daughter,
Miss Ruth, and Mrs. o. D. O'Dell we're
at Showers, Clarion county, Monday
attending funeral Of q relative, Claire
I. Riddle, who died Saturday of typhoid
fever. Deceased was only twenty-five
years old. He contracted the fever in
Pittsburg.
Frank Caruso, an italian who was
working in Camp Run coal mines, died
at Camp Run Saturday evening from q
stroke Of apoplexy. Body was brought
to Reynoldsville on the ii AZ a. m.
train on P. r. r. Monday and inter.
ment was made In the Catholic GENE.
terry. The Princess Elena Society at.
tended funera. in body. Caruso leaves
wife and several children.
The bond social held In the Metho.
dist Episcopal church last Friday even
ing was well attended. The illustrated
lecture on forestry by Hon. S. B.
Elliott was interesting, instructive and
highly enjoyed by the audience. Mr..
Elliott has given the subject so much
thought and attention that he thor
oughly understands it and Is able to
deliver an excellent lecture on
forestry. and trees In general.
Ssrafini Siranano, known as "Red
Socks" who is believed to be one of the
worst Black Hand men in this section,
was arrested at Camp Run last Thurs
day afternoon by two state police. The
charges against him are larceny, resist
ing an officer and felonious cutting.
"Red Socks" had been working at the
Camp Run coal mines about three
weeks. Officers had been looking for
him for more than year, but were un-
able TO locate him.
Thomas Pifer, Of Big Run, died Mon
day evening, September "a, aged rs
years. Mr.. Pifer resided In Reynolds
vile . number Of years ego, moving
from here to Paradise and from there
to Big Run. he was q large man,
weighing as high 10 1857 pounds before
illness and old age reduced bis weight.
Interment was made In the German
Lutheran cemetery In Paradise We'd
nesdsy. he 10 survived by his wife, no
children.