The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-09-02


A. 7. Mcclure and wife went to Seven
Bridges, Potter Co, Pa, yesterday to
attend the funeral OF Frank Hendricks,
who was married to Mr.. MuClure's
youngest sister. =
DIR. ]. G.. King, j. H. Graham and
wife and Miss Sara Corbett were at
Dayton Thursday attending the CEN
tennial celebration Of the Glade Run
Presbyterian church.
Irwin r. Klock, clerk in Bing-Stoke
Co. department stores. left here Mon
day for Buffalo, N. Y, and Canada
on a vacation. He will spend few
days In Canada fishing.
Postmaster E, G. Burns limped
around last week by assistance of a
cane. He was injured by making a
mistep on the railroad track at the
Brookville P. r. r. station.
The E.. G. Burns damage case against
the Reynoldsville borough, which was
to have been tried in the civil court at
Brookville last week, was postponed
until the next term of court.
Mrs. Mary Jackson, who had been
visiting in Pittsburg, Washington, Pa,
and Warren, Ohio, three months, re-
turned to home OF her daughter, Mrs.
II. Alex Stoke, last evening.
William Wildauer, in trying to ride
one of the old style BICYCLES, seat about
six feet high, last Thursday evening,
sprained his left ankle badly and has
since been hobbling around on crutches.
Richard Murray and David Davis at
tended the P. o. S. of A. State Camp
at Hazleton last week as delegate from
Camp No. 26S of Reynoldsville. The
State Camp will be held at Washington,
Pa, in 1909.
]. G. Dunsmore, of Philipsburg, spent
Sunday at home of his father-in-law,
Thomas Black, and Mrs. Dunsmore and
children, who had been visiting here a
couple OF weeks, returned home with
him Monday.
Miss Clair Eddy gave picnic near
her home at Camp Run last Thursday
evening in honor OF her guest, Miss
Mildred Smith, of Johnsonburg. About
twenty-five couples from this place at
tended the picnic.
Judge Harry Alvin Hall, of Ridgway,
assisted Judge Reed in holding the
court of common pleas in Brookville
last week. Judge Hall presided in
main court room and Judge Reed held
court in the grand jury room.
The Johnsonburg paper mills, which
have been idle over month, resumed
operation yesterday. This will mean a
boom for Camp Run coal mines, as the
output Of these mines is shipped to the
paper mills in job asonburg,
A man and women who were both
intoxicated were arrested about $50
last night for using profane language
on the street. The fellow that sold
or furnished them the liquor should
have been locked up with them.
The monthly meeting oil the Foreign
Missionary Society of the M. E. church
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Murray, corner Fifth and
Grant streets, at 400 p. m. Friday.
Supper at g. 90. Husbands invited.
Jarvis Williams and wife, Luther
Harris and wife, Harry L.. McEntire
and wife, Bert S. Burns and wife, Leon
Wescoat Misses Frances Green, Hazel
and frankie Hoffman, all of this place,
are camping at North Fork Park this
week.
Mrs. Mary j. Riggs, NJ. W. Riggs,
Mrs. H. F. Stauffer and Mrs. ]. J..
McCracken were at Dubois Saturday
attending the funeral OF relative,
Miss Sara Davie, who died Thursday
morning, August 81, 1908, and was
buried Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Dorothy Yenewine and son,
John Yenewine, went to Williamsport
Saturday to attend the funeral of the
formers nephew, a soldier boy who was
drowned last March in the PHILIPPINES
and the body was not shipped home
until August, arriving in Williamsport
Saturday.
At the meeting Of the Winslow town
ship school board last Saturday one
change was made In the assignment of
teachers. The teacher that was first
elected for the Mcconnell school re-
signed and Miss Hattie Schultze, who
was to have taught at Soldier, will
teach the Mcconnell school.
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