The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-07

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week.
There will be dancing, roller skating
and host of other attractions and big
shows at the grand harvest home pic
mic and carnival at Nolan Park on the
P, S. & c. r. II. August l4-l7, 1907.
Prof. Ross w. Claudes has been en-
gagged as principal of the Prescottville
schools for the coming term, and Prof.
Davis, who taught in Eldred township
last term, will be principal of the Rath
mel schools.
Rev. A. d, Mckay, pastor of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church,
preached in the Dubois Presbyterian
church last Sunday, is at Grove City
this week and will preach in Dubois
next Sunday.
Don't fail to hear State Treasurer
Berry make his address at the big har-
vest home picnic and carnival. Nolan
Park, August 10Th at 200 p. m. in the
grove. Hear the other prominent
speakers also
There will be general meeting OF all
the Old Home Week committees in the
headquarters rooms at 30 sharp this
evening. AS this is an important meet
ing every member of each committee
is expected to be present.
William Alexander, who has been in
the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg five
weeks, having been operated on for
appendicitis, will return home to-day.
His mother, Mrs. f, X. Alexander,
went to Pittsburg yesterday to bring
William home.
Rev. McCurdy, Past State Command
er, of Williamsburg, who has attended
the Sons of Veterans encampment
every year since they began holding
encampments, died the first of last May.
He will be missed very much by tn
boys this year.
The interior of the Stoke & Feicht
Drug Company store has been beauti-
fully and artistically decorated for Old
Home Week. The work was done by
Irwin r. Klock and H. Alex Stoke. The
decorations give the store neat and
attractive appearance.
The Mercer G nnt2 Iu, q owe
City says John Thornton, a Phila-
delphia boy, is making hit in his
singing of illustrated songs at the Fam
lily Theatorium in the Reynolds block"
Mr.. Thornton was resident OF Reyn-
oldsville a couple of years
Charles M, Snyder, bright young
man OF Punxsutawney, who taught
school several terms in Jefferson county,
was in Reynoldsville last Thurfday and
called at THE STAR office. Mr.. Snyder
will likely be a candidate next year for
the Republican nomination for Assem-
bly,.
Wednesday evening of last week Miss
Kittie Mowery gave party at her
home in West Reynoldsville in honor of
her cousin, Miss Gwendolen Stormer,
of Oil City, who is visiting Miss Kittie.
Ten maidens we're present and had
very pleasant time. Luncheon was
served.
Minks killed forty-five of Benjamin
Haugh's spring chickens the past ten
days. They were fine chickens weigh
| ing from two and a half to three
pounds. Mr.. Haugh caught two OF the
chicken killers and brought them to
Squire Neff's office Monday and got
the bounty Of 81 90 apiece for them.
The new brick high school building
In Washington township will be COM
pleted in time for the coming term of
school. We understand it is very
model school building with approved
methods of heating and ventilating.
The new building has been erected on
the site OF the old high school building.
Prof. G. j. Scott and wife packed
their household goods last week and
shipped same to Uniontown, where
Prof. will superintend the public schools
the coming term. Prof. and Mrs. Scott
left here Saturday afternoon for home
OF her parents at Wellsville, Ohio,
where Mrs. Scott will remain few
weeks.
Joseph B. Mitchell, pharmacist, one
of our town boys who has been employed
in drug store at Houtzdale several
years, has moved to Reynoldsville and
will work in McEntire's drug store for
his brother-in-law. Harry L. McEntire.
Mr.. Mitchell and his estimable wife
have many friends here who are glad
to have them become citizens of our
town again,
Raffaele Grieco, who conducted bar
bershop in room next to Reynolds opera