The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-15

the Smith & Mcclure building next
Monday evening.
Daniel King, who had his left foot
injured while braking on the P. r. r.
and was in the Kittanning hospital a
month, is visiting at his home in this
place, not yet able to return to work.
Mrs. A. ]. Meek, wife Of DR.. Meek,
Baptist minister, who was lowering
between life and death for couple
of weeks, has been getting better the
past week and there are hopes now
OF her recovery.
W. H. Lucas, wife and son, Walter,
formerly residents of this place. who
have resided at Yatesboro about year,
were visitors in town the past week.
Mr.. Lucas, who was an engineer on
the B., r. & P, has resigned and will
either locate in Ohio or West Virginia
Among the recent pensions granted
are the names of the following Reyn-
oldsville old veterans: Samuel E.
Brilliant reissue at $1,000 per month,
John W. Dean increase to $24 90 per
month, Adam Mohney reissue at $1,000
per month.
Ray Welsh, Oldest son of John A.
Welsh, had the great toe of his right
foot almost severed from his foot
while at work at the steel plant last
Friday by large piece of iron falling
on his foot. The doctor is trying to
get the toe to knit to foot again.
A convention of members of the
jefferson County Fire Insurance AS
sociation and representatives of the
Underwriters Association of the Mid
die District of Philadelphia is being
held at Imperial Hotel in this place
The first session was held yesterday
afternoon.
1t is reported that E. S. Strqwcutter,
formerly a resident Of Reynoldsville,
who went from Brookville to Arizona a
couple of months ago for benefit of his
health, has improved very much in
health in the Arizona climate. He is
now able to work at his trade-carpen-
tering-every day.
At meeting of the Helping Hand
society of the M. E. church on 8th
inst. the following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. A. 7. Bing; lst
vlce-president, Mrs. Julia A. Reynolds;
End vice-president, Mrs. ]. W. Giles
pie; secretary, Mrs. L. D. Kleinhaus;
treasurer, Mrs. V. r. Pratt.
Rev. George H. Hill, pastor Of
Beechwoods Presbyterian church, will
go to North Dakota the latter part OF
this month on four month vacation.
Some one will fill his pulpit three
month Of that time. The Beechwoods
congregation has increased Rev. Hills
salary to 81, 200 year and parsonage.
Mrs. Julia A. Reynolds was elected
delegate from the Reynoldsville M. E.
Foreign Missionary Society to attend
the Clarion district annual convention
Of the society in New Bethlehem on
Thursday and Friday of this week.
May 16 and II. Other members OF the
Reynoldsville society will attend the
convention.
Frank Best and George Kline were
at Clearfield Saturday assisting to elect
secretary for the Northwestern Re
union Association of P. o. S. OF A. tt
fill the vacancy caused by death Of Sec
retary Daley. John McCracken wal
elected. There was other business
transacted for the reunion, which will
be held in Reynoldsville in August.
The seventeenth annual convention
of the jefferson County Sunday Schoo
Association will be held in Summer
vile on Tuesday and Wednesday, May
2S and 80. A good program has beer
arranged for the convention, which
opens at 2.30 p. m. on 2Sth inst. R.v
A. D. Mckay and DR.. A. ]. Meek, o
this place. take part on program.
]. Van Reed and l. M. Swartz lef
here the first OF this week for New
some, Idaho, to spend some weeks a
the Meadow Creek Mining Compan,
camp assisting to get out gold nugget
from the Meadow Creek mines, which
both gentlemen are interested in. A
smelling mill will be put in operation
at the Meadow Creek mines the com
ing summer.
"Resolued, That Columbus deserve
more credit for discovering Americ,
than Washington does for defending it,
was the subject of debate at tn,
Brotherhood of St. Paul meeting in th,
M. E. church last Friday evening Har
vey S. Deter, John Tyson, Phili]