The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-09-25

narnerS Protected Union OF tunxsutaw-
ney.
Merrill McEntire. of Clarion, is
working In blacksmith shop of his
uncle, Rev. ]. G. McEntire, In West
Reynoldsville, taking place OF Fred
McEntire. who is attending State
College.
Frank Stauffer, who was working
with p. Il. II. carpenter crew at Rimer-
ton, had his arms and legs so badly
poisoned with ivy last week that he
was not able to work and had to come
TO his home In this place.
Fl. c. Swan has been appointed
superintendent Of the Reynoldsville
division OF the jefferson Traction
Company lines and moved his family
to Reynoldsville the past week. He Is
occupying the Belford property on
Jackson street.
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Course circle was organized at home Of
DR.. ], II. Murray last Friday evening
with membership of twenty. DR.. j.
A. Parsons was elected president, Miss
Effie Milliren secretary and Mrs. G. G.
Williams treasurer of the circle.
L. j. McEntire and wife, Mrs. j.
j. Nichols, William Coping and
daughter, Miss o. A. Baldwin, of this
place, attended the party given by the
Knights Templar and Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine at the Driving Park
pavilion In Dubois last Friday night.
Prof. r. B. Teitrick. for eleven years
the efficient and progressive superin-
tendent of the public schools Of Jeffer-
son county, now deputy state superin-
tendent, was in town short time
Saturday on his way to Brookville to
move his family to Carlisle, Pa, this
week.
Thursday evening of last week Peter
B. Cowan, of Brookville, installed the
following officers In the I. o. o.
F. Encampment in this place:
Chief Patriot, S. G.. Austin: High
Priest, E. G. Davis; Senior Warden,
A. F. Moeyr; Junior Warden, j. N.
Small; Treasurer, a. W. Herpel.
A number OF young people had a
"coon hunt" at Geisler's farm, near this
place, last night and after filling up on
corn, fried chicken and other good
things returned to town and gave Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Dejble calithumpian
serenade at midnight. They failed to
get Mr., and Mrs. Deible to come out.
The Punxsutawney Neecs entered its
twency-third year last week. The Neus
is one Of the best weekly papers pub
lished in Jefferson county. 1t is clean
and bright paper, we'll deserving of
the large patronage given it. Horace
G. Miller has been editor of the NeUs
from its inception to the present time.
"A number of Reynoldsville citizens
participated In the Punxsutawney and
Pittsburg Groundhog Club annual huut
at Highland Park last Thursday. The
Spirit says it was the most largely at
tended and successful hunt ever pulled
off by this club. Thirty-two luscious
groundhogs were part of the feast pro-
vided for the occasion.
A very successful series OF Quoit
handicap games, under the instruction
OF William Nelson, Handicapped, of
Dubois, we're completed at Soldier
last Saturday There were fifty en-
tries. The following players from Du-
Bois won the prizes: 1st prize, $1,000,
VIM. Foster; end prize; Sc 90, i. Carr;
3rd prize, 81 SO, VIM. Foster.
Last week the B., r. & p. Ry let
the contract to Frank Shdmal1er, OF
Bellefonte, to double track the main
line OF that road from Brockwayville
to Carman, q distance of nine mile.
A 1900 foot tunnel and several heavy
cuts will be made. When this work
is completed 1t will make the B., r.
l& P. double track railroad from
Punxsutawney to Ashland Junction, N.
W., excepting about two miles between
Mt. Jewett and Bradford.
Mrs. A. W. Adam and daughter,
Miss Margaret, Of Brock~aywil4e,
visited the formers son, Thomass
F. Adam, In this place last week.
Ga Monday of this week Mrs.
Adam and Miss Margaret started for
De0ver, COL, to remain until next
spring. Walker Adam, formerly Ia the
Adam Shoe store at this place, who
had to go west about year ego for
benefit Of his health, is In large de-
partment store at Denver and Mrs.
Adam and Margaret will spend the
uvintar 9th him