The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-07-10

DIR. II. d. King and DR.. l.. l.. Means
are in Pittsburg attending the thirty
ninth annual convention OF the Penn
sylvania State Dental Society.
Some person or persons broke Into II
freight car at b., r. & p. station the
evening OF July 4th and stole several
kegs OF beer. No arrests yet, although
the guilty ones are known.
Frank Ferri who was wanted for
numbering three or four men at
Barnesboro year ago, was arrested at
Florence mine last evening by two
state police from Punxsutawney.
Rev. d, Cleon Eberhart, Of Erie,
representative of the Anti-Saloon
League In northwestern Pennsylvania,
will preach In the First Baptist church
In this place at ! | 90 a. m. next Sunday.
Harry E. Arnold, son OF Mrs David
Sewers, of this place, whose is working
In silk mill at Erie. was married to
Miss Emma Kissel, OF Erie, July 4th.
They we're married In New York state.
Jasper Aimen, former citizen Of this
place, had his right hand badly in
jured on Browns portable mill at Rock
dale Mills on the Bird inst. The second
finger on right hand bad to be ampu-
tated,
Reynoldsville will have an "Old
Home Week" See article on first
page Of this issue. Every person is ex-
pected to talk it up and write to your
friends about it, Invite them to visit
you that week.
Ten cents worth OF ordinary stamps,
In addition to the required letter pos
tage, with the words Especial delivery"
written across the envelope will now be
accepted as substitute for the regular
special delivery stamp.
During the summer months the M.
f. Sunday school Of Rathmel will hold
a lawn fete on the church lawn at Rath-
mel every pay night. The proceeds are
to be expended In buying a bible for
each scholar In the Sunday school.
The Sykesvlle band passed through
Reynoldsville Fourth OF July morning
on their way to Clarion. The band
played several tunes before taking the
sos train and that was the only band
music heard in Reynodsville on July
4th, 1907.
Jarvis Williams, Of this place, and H.
Earl Swift, Of Brookville, have bought
a cottage at North Fork Park, Brook
villes summer resort, and on Monday OF
this week Mrs. Williams and son, Cliff
ton, went to their cottage to remain
month at least.
A number of farmers and friends OF
Hormtown held picnic in the grove
on the Behewall Snyder farm July 4th,
which was very enjoyable affair.
monographs, live talking machines,
wireless telegraphy were some of the
amusements of the day.
DR.. j. A. Parsons preached In the M.
E. church at Sykesville Sunday evening
and held communion service. Rev. r.
G. McMinn, the Sykesville pastor, who
is not ordained yet and cannot admins
ter the Lords Supper, filled DR.. Par
sons pulpit in this place Sunday even
ing
, D. G. Burlington, one of the stock
holders and manager ef the American
House in Brookville, has sold his stock
to Perry A. Hunter and after August
lst J. Slas Swartz, one of our town
boys, now clerk in hotel at Oil City,
will become manager of the American
House.
W. W. Wiley, proprietor of the City
Hotel, and David c. Roll, left here the
first OF this week on pleasure trip to
Baltimore, Md, Washington, D. c.,
jamestown Exposition in Virginia and
will return by way of Philadelphia and
take In the Elk's National convention
next week.
Sunday morning John Reddecliff, of
Bitumen, and Percy Parsons, student
In Allegheny College, who is home on
vacation, each sang solo in the
Methodist Episcopal church, and Sun
day evening Master Earl Hanna, boy
singer Of Albion, Pa, sang solo in
same church
E. G. Reed, formerly OF Punxsutawn.
ey, has bought the E. A. Gourley black
smith shop on Willow alley. He has
moved his family into house at corner
OF Fifth and Hill street. Mr.. Reed has
had fifteen years experience in black
smith work and thoroughly understands
his profession.