The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-09-11

Rev. W II. McMasters, of Blairsville,
Pa, Field Secretary Of American
Sabbath Union, preached in the
Baptist church Sunday morning and in
the Presby yterian church Sunday even
ing.
The fall session OF the Clarion Pres
bytery will be held at the Presbyterian
church at this place on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week, Sept. II and
Is. The first session opens at 2.30 p. m.
Tuesday.
Among the number Of Reynoldsville
people who attended the Indiana fair
last Thursday was Squire E. Neff and
wife. This is the first time Squire has
attended tie Indiana fair for forty
seven years.
Miss Isabel Arnold left here Monday
for New York City, where she will at
tend the Virgil Piano school until next
June, Besides completing a piano
course, Miss Arnold will take instruc-
tion on pipe organ.
Benjamin Haugh was at Kittanning
last Thursday attending the reunion
of Company X, Eleventh Pa. Reserves.
Mr.. Haugh speaks very highly of the
royal entertainment given the old
soldiers at this reunion.
Miss Anna P. Murray went to Bow
ersville, Pa, yesterday to attend the
wedding of Miss Anna Colkitt and FL
mer Craft which took place at eight
o'clock last evening at home of the
brides mother in Bowersville.
DIR. L. l.. Means was at Erie from
Thursday to Saturday attending Erie
annual conference of the M. E. church.
DR.. was delegate from the Reynolds
vile church as a member of the lay
conference held at Erie Friday.
W. J. H. Kocher, who was in the
employ of Hughes & Fleming, under
takers, has resigned his position and
will likely move to Brockwayville.
Fred j. Austin has taken Mr.. Kocher's
former position with Hughes & Flem-
ing.
DR.. A. J. Meek's subject at Baptist
church next Sunday evening will be:
"Why Young People go Astray." DR..
Meek was to have preached on that
subject last Sunday evening, but Rev.
Harry Myers filled the pulpit that
evening
The Punxsutawney Spirit last Friday
published an account of four young men
Of Reynoldsyille, who who had been
at the Indiana fair Thursday, creating
a disturbance at Punxsutawney Thurs
day evening and being arrested and
fined a "a apiece.
]. o. Johns, merchant tailor, has
moved his shop to rooms on second floor
of the Syndicate building, next door
to the National Hotel, where heNwill
be pleased to see all his old customers
and any new ones who want good fitting
clothes.
A special meeting of the Protected
Home Circle will be held Thursday
evening Of this week. A class will be
initiated and the new work will be put
on. New paraphernalia has been Sc
cured. Grand officers will be present
and assist in the new degree.
Emma, nine. year-old daughter Of
George Roberts, of Rathmel, was taken
to the Mercy hospital in Pittsburg last
week and operated on for appendicitis.
Emma had an attack Of appendicitis
four years ago, but it was not severe
enough to necessitate an operation at
that time.
Hunter & Milliren have moved their
meat market across the street to room
formerly occupied by ]. o. Johns, naer.
chant tailor. They will have the room
repainted, repapered and neatly hxed
up in a short time. The move had to
be made before the room was made
ready.
1t Is claimed that the attendance al
the Brookville fair last Thursday was
the largest ever known at county fair
in Jefferson county. 1t is estimated
that there we're 10000 people at the
fair that day. At least 500 people from
Reynoldsville and vicinity attended the
fair on the big day.
Monday and Tuesday Of this week
was the Jewish New Year, beginning
Of the year 566S, according to the
Hebrew calander. Monday, strictly,
was the ancient anniversary, but Tues.
day was included in the festival. A.
Katzen and Solomon Friedman kept
their stores closed Monday and Tues
day.