The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-31

District Deputy Grant Rhoads will
soon organize four tribes of Improved
Order of Red Men in Clarion county, at
Shippenville, Edenburg, Parker and
Clarion.
The Keystone Carnival Company has
been booked for the entire week OF the
Sons of Veterans Field Encampment in
the Mammoth Park at this place Au-
gust to l3.
Lynn Johnston, youngest son OF o.
H. Johnston, had one bone in his left
arm broken by falling while running,
Lynn was visiting in Clarion county
when accident happened.
The P. r. r. agents on Low Grade
division held business meeting at
Reynoldsville last Wednesday and took
dinner at the Ross House. There were
sixteen agents present.
The absence OF farmers in town last
Saturday was qery noticeable. Most
of them had cut their hay before the
rains of Thursday and Friday and they
had to take care OF it Saturday.
Thomas Fulton, who was gatherer
in the Star Glass Co. factory at this
place last fire, was killed on the Bes-
Sc mer & Lake Erie railroad last week.
He was working on the railroad.
A general meeting of all the Old
Home Week committees will be held at
headquarters at $50 this evening. All
the members of each committee are
requested to attend this meeting,
Mrs. j. P. Eddy, who sang a solo in
the M. E. church Sunday evening, July
q, sang in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday evening. Mrs. Eddy has a
strong voice and is good singer.
Ralph Whitaker, the boy who acci-
dentally shot himself in the head with
a revolver on Sunday, July 81, and was
taken to the Adrian hospital, is getting
some better, but is not out Of danger yet.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. E. church will hold
their monthly meeting and tea at home
OF Mrs. L. S. Anderson, corner Fourth
and Mable streets, Thursday afternoon.
Members of the Womans Relief
Corps visited Mrs. L. D. Kleinhans at
her home on Worth street last evening.
The ladies carried refreshments with
them and it was pleasant evening for
all.
Constable Perry P. Love served
notice several days ago on the fellows
who congregate on the fat near the ball
ground and drink beer that they must
stop such conduct or they will be ar
rested.
r. ]. Idle, Of Youngstown, Ohio,
sang &solo in the Methodist Episcopal
church in this place Sunday morning,
and Miss Helen Rearick, OF New Castle
sang a solo in the same church at the
Sunday evening service.
Two P. r. r. freight trains col
lided near Lawscnham last Friday.
Considerable damage to rolling stock,
but no one injured. The passenger
train due here at SOS p. m, vas almost
three hours late
Mrs. Elizabeth Loves, Of Pittsburg,
Grand Templer for the Ladies of Gold
en- Eagles, icstalled new officers in
Pleasant Valley Temple last Thursday
evening. After the installation lun-
cheon was served.
On account of making the connection
on the new trolley track on Jackson
street car No. 10 hauled ell passengers
from foot of Main street to M. E. church
Monday and transferred them to Punk
sutawney and Sykssville cars.
Mrs. Lydia Deemer, wife OF Webster
Deemer, of Paradise, was given birth
day party on 23rd inst. Sixty relatives
and friends were preseot. A sumptu-
Gus dinner was served. 1t was a very
enjoyable occasion.
An old tramp, aged III years, was eun
down Tuesday afternoon by P. K R.
freight train on the bridge this side Of
O'Donnell. He was seriously injured.
Gave his name as John Fox. He is now
in the county home at Brookville.
Rev. T. r. Johnstone will preach in
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. There will not be any preaching
in that church Sunday evening. Rev.
A. D. Mckay, pastor Of the church,
will preach in the Dubois Presby yterian
church Sunday.
Seventy-six probationers were taken
into full membership in the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, seventy-one