The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-24

| illness of her mother, Mrs. Calvin De-
Hart who was taken to Ridgway hos
pital Friday.
The picnic given in Franks Park
Thursday afternoon by ladies of the
Presbyterian Work Society was well
attended and was very pleasant and
enjoyable picnic.
Rev. Joseph E. Kirkwood returned
Monday from Curwensville where he
had been all last week singing each
evening in evangelistic meetings con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. Booth.
James, two-year-old son of James B.
Boyer, had lime thrown in his eyes one
day last week while playing with
another little boy. The little fellow
has had very sore eyes since.
Misses Maybell and Beulia Campbell,
of Allegheny City, Alice Stoke, of
Punxsutawney, and Onia Quigley, of
Dubois, we're guests OF Misses Mar
garet and Julia Stoke day last week.
Charles S. Kirchartz, circulation man
ager of the Warren Times, is moving
his family to Warren, Pa, this week.
Mr.. Kirchartz came down from War
rem Thursday and returned yesterday.
The first annual outing and basket
picnic of the Punxsutawney and Reyn-
olisville Councils OF knights of Colum-
bus will be held at Jefferson Park to-
day, July "a Special rates on trolley
line.
Friday Of next week, Aug. 2 the P.
o. S. of A. reunion will be held in
Reynoldsville and a large crowd is ex-
pected to be in town that day. The
town should be nicely decorated for the
reunion.
A call extraordinary has been issued
for a general meeting of all committees
for Old Home Week at the headquar-
ters at $50 Friday evening of this week.
Everyone interested should endeavor
to be present.
Peter Hamilton and wife and Miss
Margaret McKinnick, of Terre Haute,
Ind, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hoare and Mrs. George Tucker in
Rathmel. They expect to remain until
after Old Home Week.
A convention Of the First Sub District
Sunday School Union of Winslow town
ship will be held at Bloomington to-
morrow, July %. There will be two
sessions, afternoon and evening. A
good program has been arranged.
The harvest home picnic and carni-
val to be held in Nolan Park, mid dTay
between Clarion and Brookville, on the
P. S. & G. r. R., on August IA to II,
inclusive, will be the greatest event OF
the kind ever held in this section.
Saturday afternoon a coal train on
the Reynoldsville & Falls Creek R'y
was wrecked near foot of Fifth street.
The train was coming from Wishaw
and broken hange on car wheel is
what caused the wreck. Four or five
cars were wrecked.
Hickory Creatore-Sousa Banditti,
musical organization OF town, will furn.
ish music during "Old Home Week"
This band is composed of Revnoldsville
business men. Their may be some dis
cord in their musical productions, but
there will be plenty of noise.
j. G. Swartz, who has been clerking
in hotel in Oil City several years and
resigned that position to accept posi-.
tion as manager OF the American House
in Brookville, is spending few days
with his parents in this place before
taking up the work at Brookville.
Cherry Run Campmeeting at Cherry
Run, Clarion county, opens Thursday,
August 8, and closes August 2lst. Rev.
A. R. Rich, D. D., presiding elder OF
Clarion District OF the M. E. church,
will have charge of the campmeeting.
1t is claimed that Cherry Run is an
ideal place for camp life.
Monday morning half dozen young
men went from this place to Mill Creek
to camp out week. The party was
composed Of following: Alex Gillespie,
Graydon Robinson, Jesse Hirst, Joseph
Farrell, Of Reynoldsville, William
Cook, Of Pittsburg, and James Gordon,
of Clearfeld.
Rev. Joseph r. Kirkwood, Of Reyn-
oldsville, missionary in Jefferson and
Clearfield counties for the American
S. S. Union, organized two union
Sunday schools in Clearield county
last Sunday. One at Strowach, Penn
township, and one at Chestnut Ridge,
Bloom township.