The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-09-04

Missionary Society of the M. E church
will be held at home of Mrs. Frank
Rodgers on Friday afternoon. Supper
at six o'clock. The men are invited.
John n. Kaucher, c. r. Hall, M. E.
Weed, Fl. F. Lavo, l.. j. McEntire and
James n. Hendry were in Brookville
Monday night attending meeting of
Jefferson Chapter R. A. M. No. 225.
The West Reynoldsville public schools
opened Monday for the winter term
with Prof. w. j. Summerville princi-
pal, Miss Emma Davis room No 3, Miss
Alice Thompson room No. 2, and Miss
Mabelle Lucas room No L.
B. w. Mcclure, member of the Camp
Run Coal Co., is moving from John.
sonburg to Reynoldsville this week to
he near the coal plant, located at
Camp Run. Mr.. Mcclure was former
borough engineer at Johnsonburg.
o The three large wooden arches that
were put up on Main street for Old
Home Week were taken down yester-
day afternoon. A. F. Yost, who
superintended the making and erection
of arches, had charge of removal Of
them.
The Winslow township schools open
Monday, September l6. BY notice from
school board, published elsewhere in
this issue, it will be seen that all pupils
must present certificate of vaccination
or will not be admitted to school the
first day.
Mrs. Fred Pifer, of Ridgway, former
ly of Reynoldsville, is one of the ty-
phoid fever victims in Ridgway. Mrs.
T. n. Pifer, of this place, is nursing
her daughter-in-law. 1t is reported
that there are 200 cases of typhoid
at Ridgway now.
Owing to the removal of J. o. Johns,
the tailor, from present location, VIM.
Coping, tax collector, will be forced to
change his office. All persons wishing
to pay taxes during the next few weeks
will please call at Mr.. Copping's resi-
dence on Jackson street.
Miss Isabel Arnold will give Travel
Talk on Thursday evening, Sept. 5th,
in the Presbyterian church at 500 on
snapshots from European countries. A
small admission Of 10c will be charged.
The proceeds for the benefit of the
flower committee Of the church.
G. o. Berg, plumber for the Oil City
Fuel Supply Co. at this place, started
the first of the week on pleasure trip
to Harrisburg, Pa, Washington, D.
c., jamestown Exposition, Norfolk,
Va, New York City, N. Y, and Bos-
ton, Mass. He has brother at Bos-
ton.
The drillers who are putting down
the third we'll for the Reynoldsville In
dustral Oil and Gas Co., struck small
supply of gas at depth of 1855 feet. In
the first we'll, near the glass plant, they
struck gas at depth of $50 feet. The
third we'll is'located near the Mitchell
farm.
The High School Annuals are still on
sale at McEntire's pharmacy and those
in charge Of the sale request all persons
wanting copy to be prompt. The stu
dents behind the project have heavy
debt to settle and would appreciate a
heavier demand for their annual, which
is really valuable work.
Frank Degnan, young son Of James
Degnan, who is working in a machine
shop at Ridgway, was stabbed near the
heart several nights ago by an italian,
Fortunately the stab will not result
seriously. Mr.. Degnan went to Ridg.
way Monday 10 see his SOC. We have
not learned the particulars of the affair
DR.. J. A. Parsons closed his third
year Sunday as pastor Of the Reynolds
vile Methodist Episcopal church and
will go to Erie to-day to attend the Erie
aenual conference, which convenes to
day. DIR Parsons would have gone to
Erie yesterday but was detained herr
on accounted the funeral of Mrs. Burge
The Falls Creek Here1d was sixteea
years old last week. The paper wa
established by Charles j. Bangert ID
1891. During the sixteen years the
Herald changed hands several times
but Mr.. Bangert has returned to hi
old love" and is now editor of the paper
Dayid G. Whitehill is ewner and mana
gee. The Herald is eue Of the best
weekly newspapers In this section.
Friday night some pereon stole mum
Der Of plants and Aowersfrom the porch
OF Thos. Neale's residence. There were
some wero choice flowers among the 10,
| stolas, One Of the nlants carried a ava