The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-04-03


definitely settled yet for commencement
In the high school, but will he perhaps
in time To publish full program next
week
Rev. ]. S. Blsney. Of Wilcox, who
preached In the PreSby terian church In
this place three nights last week IL an
able preacher. He gave the people ex-
cellent sermons.
A landslide six feet deep and thirty
five feet long near LeatherwOod de-
layed passenger traffic on the p. r. r.
several hours Wednesday night and
Thursday morning.
Friday afternoon man was arrested
for slapping his wife, He was put into
the lookup until Saturday morning
when his wife paid the fine and got
the man out of lookup.
Thursday OF last week a son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Clark and died
couple of hours after birth. The little
body was buried in Reynoldsville GEM
etery Friday.
District Deputy ]. w. Sweeney, OF st
Marys, will install officers In the
knights of Columbus Council in this
place on the 10Th inst There will be
banquet after the installation.
Squire E. NefI and grandson, Ezra
Neff, spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonothan Neff,
at Rossmoyne, Indiana county, who are
aged 93 and SO years, respectively.
The annual congregational meeting
for hearing reports and election of Of
ficer4 will be held In the Presbyt yterian
church at 7.45 this evening Ladies OF
the church will serve refreshments
after the business meeting.
Mention was made in THE STAR last
week Of the Italian celebration to be
held in Reynoldsville May End. A
program and full particulars of the
celebration will be published In this
paper week or two before the oele-
bration.
E. A. Gourley returned Monday from
the Dubois hospital, where he under
went a severe operation last weeK. He
Is getting along fine and indications
point to speedy recovery. He speaks
very highly Of the treatment he re-
ceived in the hospital
E. w. .McMillen, former resident Of
Reynoldsville, who moved away from
here about eight years ago, was in
town on Monday. Mr.. McMillen is
now located near Newtown, Forest
county, where he has large lumber
contract. He was here looking for
men to work in the woods.
There was a family reunion at home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson Easter
Sunday. The following sons and
daughter were at home over Sunday:
Charles Benson, Of Phiipsburg, e. j.
Benson, OF Curwensville, A. J. Benson,
of Pittsburg, and Mrs. Eugene Cochran,
Of Brookville.
l. d. Kelz. OF the Columbus Studio
suffered very painful injury Monday
while running board through the
planer at Young's planning mill. The
second finger OF his left hand caught in
the machine and the flesh on second
joint was almost entirely torn away,
together with the nail.
Mrs. Ida Byers, wife of VIM. Byers,
who resides near Soldier, died at 6. &c
a. m. Friday, March 20, 1907. Funeral
service was held at the family residence
at 2.3O p. m. Sunday, conducted by
Rev. A. D. Mckay. Interment was
made In the Sykesvile cemetery.
Hughes & Fleming had charge Of the
funeral
The union evangelistic meetings held
In the Church OF God at Rathmel for
three weeks, closed Monday evening OF
this week. There were about thirty
Ave conversions during the meetings.
The denominations taking part In the
meeting we're Presbyterians, Church OF
God, Baptist and Methodist Episcopal,
and they all worked harmoniously TO-
gether.
Thomas Lowther and wife, OF Wall
ton, visited the formers sister, Mrs.
VIM. Barclay, and family in this plat q
Sunday. Mr.. Lowther, who was super
intendent Of the P. & r. G. M. Co. mines
at Walston, has been appointed by Gov.
Staurt as mine Inspector In the Goth
district, Somerset Co., at salary OF
So, 900 per year and travelling expenses.
Mr.. Lowther will move to Somerset,
Pa.