The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-17
Mrs. s. T. shafrer and Misses May

DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Alexander were
in Pittsburg several days the past week
TO see their grandson, William Alex
ander, who is in Mercy hospital.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Work
Society will hold picnic on McGar-
rah's lawn lin Franks park, Thursday
afternoon, July IS. All members and
their families invited.
Miss Ella E. Seeley, artist, gave a
picnic ut Wishaw last Thursday for her
painting class and a number of friends.
About one hundred aud fifty were in
yited and over hundred attended the
picnic.
The Leader man contracted a stiff
neck in church last Sabbath while
twisting and lodging some remarkably
high head-gear in order to see the
speaker once in while.-New Bethle-
hem Leader.
Benjamin Sykes, former superinten-
dent of the tannery In this place, who
went from here to Dubois, and later to
Ridgway, has again moved. This time
he has been appointed superintendent
OF a tannery at Clearfeld.
A number OF the members of Mt.
Cliff Castle, X. G. E., of this place,
visited the Punxsutawney Golden Eagle
Lodge last Friday night. Fred. W.
Austin, district grand chief at large,
of Philadelphia, delivered an address.
Thomas E. Evans, who has contract
to pave Jackson street from Fifth to
Seventh street, will begin the work as
soon as the Jefferson Traction Co. COM
pletes work of putting down new
track on that portion of Jackson street.
July 6 Mary Trzcenski, three-year-
OLD daughter of John Trzcenski, OF
Rathmel, died with diphtheria, and July
IL John, four-year-old son OF John Trz-
zenski died with same disease. There
are one or two other cases of diptheria
at Rathmel.
An undertaken in nearby town
failed recently and the sheriff took
possession of his propery. A young
lady speaking of the financial failure
said: "Why didn't he get out and
hustle" She had forgotten that he was
an undertaken.
Rev. D. c. Eberhart, of Erie, an
Anti-Saloon League representative,
preached in the Baptist church in this
place Sunday morning and took up a
collection for anti-saloon work. He
got about $4,000. Rev. Eberhart was
at Sykesvile Sunday night.
The tenth annual reunion and picnic
of the Smicksburg and West Mahoning
Buckwheat Club will be held at the
Coleman Park, Goodville, on Thursday,
August s. This promises to be big
picnic. Good music and good speakers
have been secured for the day.
John Davis, OF Punxsutawney, sever
al years ago clerk for the Jefferson
county commissioners, has been appoint
ed to clerkship in the Auditor Gener-
ais Office at Harrisburg. Mr.. Davis
went to the state capitol last week to
assume his new duties.
N. P. Bish, who has been at the head
of the business college here the last
year, has moved to a town near Cleve-
land, O., where he has secured posi-
tion. The Epworth League rendered
him a farewell reception on Monday
night.-New Bethlehem indicator.
Joseph Hunter, of Winslow, brother
of George Hunter and Mrs. Joseph r.
Milliren. of Reynoldsvlle, and Miss
Ella willard of Canoe, will be married
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Milliren, George
Hunter and several Reynoldsville
friends will attend the wedding.
Squire w. L. Johnston and wife were
in Curwensville last week attending
the wedding of Walter Williams and
Miss Percilla Williams, which took
place at 500 p. m. Wednesday, July 10,
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
VIM. Twig. The bride is a relative ol
Squire and Mrs. Johnston.
Miss Barbara Hutchinson, Of Brook
Vile, daughter OF H. J. Hutchinson and
granddaughter Of Mrs. Robert Waite
has typhoid fever. She is now in the
Adrian hospital in Punxsutawney
Rev. S. 7. Hines, of Punxsutawney
uncle of Miss Hutchinson, took her II
hospital last Friday.
J. G. Donhiser, Jr., wife and children
went to East Brady Saturday to attent
birthday party given the former
father, ]. G. Donhiser, Sr., who wa
IS years old Saturday. Out Of famil,
of nine children only four are living