The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-03

While In Pittsburg last week Post
master E. G Burns bought half dozen
horses, among which is an educated
horse. The horse has given two or
three exhibitions on the street.
Samuel Dickey, Sr., Of Paradise, and
his son-in-law, c. G. Painter, OF Falls
Creek, were called to Pittsburg Monday
afternoon by telegram on account of an
injury 10 the formers son, Samuel
Dickey, Jr. The telegram did not give
any particulars.
A lively race for county superintend-
ent of public schools is on in Potter
county and among those prominently
mentioned as candidates is Prof. James
M. Lord, formerly of Reynoldsville, but
for several years past principal of the
Oswayo, Pa, public schools.
John Tyson is the name of the gentle
manly appearing young man who has
charge of the second chair in Patter-
sons popular tonsorial parlors. He is
from Olean, and an artist in his line.-
Coudersport Enterprise Mr.. Tyson's
parents reside in Reynoldsville.
Rev. Alexander Cowan will preach
, in the Beechwoods Presbyterian church
Sunday, July Z, and Rev. Frank Boner
will fill the pulpit of the same church
July IA and 81. Rev. George H. Hill,
pastor of the church, is spending a
couple of months In North Dakota.
John H. Lott has bought one hundred
and twenty acres of land, mostly covered
with timber, and the Ludwick saw mill
in Paradise, from his father-in-law,
Lewis Ludwick, who now resides with a
daughte in Bell township. The deal
was made last month. Mr.. Lott ex-
poets to operate the mill.
A meeting every night this week Is
to be held in the M. e. church at Sala-
manca, N. Y, and former pastors of the
church are to do the preaching. DR.,
j. A. Parsons, whose first appointment
In the ministry was at Salamanca,
preached there last night and will
preach tonight in the same church
The Falls Creek school board has
elected the following corps OF teachers
for next term: Principal, G. w. Shaft
er; Ethel McCreight, Reynoldsville,
Anna Fleming, Emerickville, Cora
Britton, Hattie Mccullough, Brock
wayville, MRS. Blanche Burnham, Falls
Creek, Miss Cooper, Beechwoods,
The Ladies Missionary Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. J. X. Johnston this,
Wednesday, afternoon, instead of Friday
afternoon, the regular time. The men,
bers will also notice the place OF meet
| ing has been changed from home OF
Mrs. S. T. Reynolds to Mrs. Johnston
on account of the absence Of Mrs. Reyn-
olds.
At the Baptist parsonage in Dubois
Tuesday evening, June 25, 1907, at eight
o'clock, Mrs. Elizabeth Ashman, OF
Reynoldsville, was united in marriage
to Samuel S. McKelvey, of Dubois.
They will reside in the last named city
They were treated to merry sereuade
after the ceremony aud Tuesday night
OF this week number OF Reynolds.
| vile ladies', friends OF the bride, went
to Dubois to spend the evening in a
social wav.
Friday morning Of last week the
following persons took the sos a. m.
train on p. r. r. at this place for New
Bethlehem to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Belle Sterner, Jr.. who died June
26: Mrs. William Robertson, Mrs
George Roller Miss Ida Jones, CT Reyn-
oldsville, Mrs. Peter Robertson, Mrs.
VIM. Robertson, James Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. John Reddecliff, Bitumen
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Pantall, John
Miller, Weedville.
Charles ]. Arnold and daughter, Car
rie Arnold, were called to Patton, Pa,
last week to attend the funeral OF cous-
in, Peter Smithbower, who was killed
by lightning. Mr.. Smithbower, who
worked at night, was standing looking
out Of window during storm in the
afternoon when lightning struck the
house and killed him instantly. His
mother was the only other person in
the house at the time and she escaped
with a slight shock.
An ice cream social will be held al
the old Baptist church in Prescottville
on Wednesday evening of next week
July 10, under the auspices of Pocahon.
tas Council, Improved Order OF Red
Men, of Reynoldsville, for benefit ol
Mrs. ]. H. Redding, formerly of this
place, whose husband died a couple ol
weeks ago and she and two of her
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