The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-14

union at Dubois on Friday OF tnls
week. This Castle will take the Sykes
vile band along.
The August committee of the Presby-
terian Work Society will give their
social in Reynolds Park August l6.
Members husbands are cordially in
vited to be present.
Prof. L. NJ. Jones, superintendent
of the public schools of jefferson county,
aud Miss Eva May Simpson, of Day,
Clarion county, were married on
Wednesday OF last week, Aug.7.
P. H. Smith and family, of Sharon,
came to this place Saturday. Mr..
Smith returned to Sharon the first of
this week, but Mrs. Smith and children
will remain here until after Old Home
Week.
NJ. S. Stratton, wife and daughter,
Miss Hazel, OF Strattonville, were
visitors at home of r. S. Williams in
West Reynoldsville last week. Mr..
Stratton is coming back for Old Home
Week.
Mrs. Priscilla Aaron went to Sum-
mervile yesterday to attend the funeral
OF her brother, B. F. Osborn, who died
at $50 a. m. Monday, Aug. ~. Mr..
Osborn was "a years old. Funeral this
afternoon.
George Whild and Mrs. Mary j.
Tierney, of Scranton. who were visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. VIM. Coping,
were called to Pittsburg last week to
attend funeral of Mrs. Tierney's
brother-in-law.
Don't fail to hear State Treasurer
Berry make his address at the big har-
vest home picnic and carnival, Nolan
Park, August 10Th at 200 p. m in the
grove. Hear the other prominent
speakers also.
The Reynoldsville Light & Power
Co. was given the contract to wire the
Citizens Trust Co. building at Clarion
for electric lights. D. P. Conrad and
James X. Gallaher went to Clarion Fri
day to do the work.
c. G. Wyant, formerly resident of
Rathmel, visited in this section the
past week. In the years since he left
Rathmel he travelled over nearly the
whole OF the west and spent some time
on the Pacific coast.
Jimmy DeHarts "Colts" played a
game with team from Rathmel last
Thursday. 1t was frst-class contest
but somehow or other didn't end up
quite right from Jimmy's point Of view.
Rathmel won to 8.
+ A large crowd attended the Catholic
picnic at Wishaw Park last Wednes-
day. The heavy rain and electrical
storm that struck Reynoldsville about
$50 p. m. did not touch Wishaw and
the picnic was not spoiled by the storm.
Thomas J. Rodgers, editor of the
Punxsutawney Republican, and James
S. Lockard, of Punxsutawney, who will
be candidate next year for the Repub-
lican nomination for county treasurer,
were callers at THE STAR Office Mon
day.
Ordinance No. 124, regulating the
manner and terms upon which the own
ers of property, or other persons, may
make connection to any public sewer,
or branch thereof, in the boaough of
Reynodsville, will be found in this is
sue OF THE STAR.
September 3rd and 4th are the last
days for registering to get vote at the
fall election. Registers John Trudgen
and Ninian Cooper will be at the elec-
tion houses in the borough on those
dates to register those who are not al
ready registered.
Chester B. Glover, of South Sharon,
at one time clerk in the Jefferson
Supply Co. store at this place, and Miss
Catherine M. Griffith, OF Beaver Falls,
Pa, we're united in marriage at home
Of the brides brother, James A.
Griffith, In Pittsburg Aug. 9th.
Warren Mohney, formerly Of Rath-
mel, now Of Butler, and Miss Eva M.
Snyder, OF Butler, were united in mar
riage at the Baptist parsonage in this
place by DR.. A. J. Meek at 900 p. m.
Monday, August IL, 1907. After the
wedding ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Moh-
ney went to home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Mohney at
Rathmel. They will reside in Butler.
DR.. Francis B. Bishop, wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Thomas G. Jerdine
and Miss Grace Bishop, Of Washington,
D. c., are spending few weeks at
home of Amos Deemer at Deemer's
Cross Roads. They are in this section
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