The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-07-15

Meeting of the Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. E. church will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Fleming on Grant street on Friday af-
o'clock.
The first annual reunion of the honor
able discharged soldiers and sailors
of Clearfield and Jefferson counties will
be held at the Pee Wees Nest, near
Curwensville, Thursday of next week,
July 23rd.
- F. E. Dixon, of Franklin, former
agent for P. r. r. Co. at Falls Creek,
was the guest of A. B. Weed the latter
part OF last week. Mr.. Dixon is men,
ber of the Keystone Hardware Company
of Reynoldsville.
Walter E. Shannon and Alfred Ward
are attending the Knights of Columbus
outing at Cedar Point, Ohio. The
outing continues all this week. They
will visit in Cleveland, Sandusky, Ohio,
and other places.
Miss Mary King invited twenty girl
friends to attend basket picnic near
the Kline school house Friday. Misses
Florence Harris and Fannie Alexander
chaperoned the picnicers. 1t was a
jolly picnic party.
Mrs. Jarvis Williams aud son, Cliff
ton, went to North Fork Park, Brook
ville's summer resort, last Thursday
to remain until close of the season.
Earl Swift and Mr.. Williams own
cottage at the park.
Mrs. Margaret Mckee, who raises
the finest lettuce in this section of the
country, frequently comes into The
STAR Office and gives us peck or more
of lettuce. She made one of her calls
yesterday morning. She has our thanks
for the lettuce.
Miss Isabel Arnold, who went to New
York City last September to take a
course in the Virgil Piano School, COM
pleted the Virgil course and also COM
pleted the first year course in Guilmant
Organ School. and is now visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. B. Alexander, on Grant
street.
The Junior ball team went to Brook
vile Saturday afternoon to play the
Town Hill team and were defeated.
Score 8 to 10. The Juniors were weak
ened some on account Of not having
their regular pitcher and couple of
other OF their strong players in the
team Saturday.
Rev. ]. E. Kirkwood, of this place,
who is employed by the American
Sunday School Union, organized Sun
day School at Horn Run two weeks ago
last Sunday, and last Sunday organized
Sunday school at Hormtown. Alfred
Earle, of Barnesboro, brother-in-law of
Mr.. Kirkwood, has been assisting him
the past few weeks.
"The trouble with lot of people
around Reynoldsville, said member
Of the Business Mems Association the
other day, sis that they have Chicago
mail-order house catalogue laying on
top Of their family bible and all the
fake goods they buy never seems to
jar their sublimely simple faith in the
gospel truth Of BOTH
Miss Jessie Barclay, trained nurse,
who gave up nursing about two years
ago to keep house for John O'Hare's
family, left Mr.. O'Hare's the latter
part of last week and will again take up
the work OF trained nurse. Miss Bar
clay has been offered a position in a
Pittsburg hospital, but has not fully de-
cided whether to accept it or not.
The Reynoldsville All-Stars and
Snydertown Future-Stars, two juvenile
BASEBALL teams, battled valiantly in
torrid heat and downpourlng rain for
nine long innings Monday for the
championship of the town. The ALL
Stars won 8 to and no one killed.
Battery, All-Stars, Cochran and jack
son; Snydertown, Daily and Thompson.
Mrs. c. r. Hall, of this place, and
Miss Amelia Clark, of Brookville,
arrived here Saturday afternoon from
a six weeks pleasure trip in Illinois
and Iowa. They left here June 30 by
rail for Pittsburgh and from there
to Cincinnati, Ohio, down the Ohio
river on steamer. They visited in
Chicago, Paxton, Elmwood, Ill, Des
Moines, Iowa, and Aurora, Ill. They
Travelled 2450 miles and 404 OF that
distance was Travelled by trolley on the
return trip.