The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-08-26

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bsr OF lady friends at a ten o'clock
breakfast last Friday and 10 the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Utter gave card
party to a number Of friends. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The members of the Baptist Mission
ary Society and their husbands will
picnic at home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
W. Atwater at 800 p. m. tomorrow,
Thursday. Miss Elsie Ross will give
an address on home mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Jewell
went to Dayt Armstrong Co., yester-
day to attend the centennial celebration
OF the organization of the Glade Run
Presbyterian church, which takes place
to-day and tomorrow, August 26 and 27.
The fire alarm given by the power
house at Rathmel junction about two
o'clock Sunday afternoon startled the
denizens Of that section, but quick work
prevented any property loss. A defec-
tive fiue on dwelling caused all the
trouble.
A special train will be run over the
P. r. r. from Reynoldsville to the
Harvest Home picnic at Alcola Park
Thursday morning of this week. Train
leaves here at 7.45 and will stop at
entrance to park. The regular trains
will not stop at park.
John McMartin was playing baseball
Thursday afternoon and in sliding to
second base he sprained his left ankle
very badly. He will not be able to use
his left foot for some time. A broken
limp would not have been much worse
than the sprain he sustained.
Large crowds attended the four-day
carnival at Nolan Park last week.
Reynoldsville was fairly represented.
A special train was run from here to
the park Thursday morning. The
Nolan Park Association gave the
people a good four day program this
year.
Twelve members OF the Odd Fellows
lodge OF Cool Spring, visited the 1.
o. o. F. lodge in this place Saturday
evening and brought one candidate
with them to have the degree team
of this place confer the second degree
on him. The Reynoldsville team does
fine work.
The Presbyterian church and Sunday
school will hold picnic at Wishaw
Park on Friday OF this week. Tickets
good for the round trip can be secured
at McEntire's drug store for 10 cents
and can be used on, any car going that
way on Friday. An enjoyable day is
anticipated.
Mrs. e. Norine Law, noted temper
ance lecturer, was booked to speak in
Centennial hall four evenings this week,
but telegram last week calling her to
the bedside Of sister in Michigan, who
is seriously ill, made it necessary to
cancel the dates for Reynodsville for
the present,
The bali game at Reynoldsville last
Wednesday afternoon between the
home team and Brockwayville's fast
team was fine exhibition of base ball.
Our boys were little too fast for the
visitors and at the end OF ninth inning
the Reynoldsville team had scores
and the visitors had 2 scores. There
was large attendance at this game.
George Fl. Small, of Cool Spring, a
prominent Granger in the county, who
was one of the Republican candidates
for the Assembly nomination at the
primary election in April, was in town
Saturday wearing his usual smile and
shaking hands as cordially as il he had
been nominated. George don't propose
to allow a defeat for the nomination for
Office sour him against the people.
Oh, no,
The Reyuoldsville base ball team will
be deprived OF the services Of Catcher
Reynolds Gibson, for a few weeks
through an injury received in the game
with Brockwayville Wednesday. A
Brockwayvile player swung on one of
Carney's curves for foul tip and Glib
son attempted to take the ball right off
the bat. His right hand was split open
for two inches from the base OF the
fingers.
Mrs. August Baldauf went to Pitts
burg Saturday to see her fourteen-year-
old son, John Baldauf, who was oper-
ated on in the Mercy Hospital on Thurs
day for appendicitis. Mention was
made in THE STAR last week that John
had an attack of appendicitis July 4th
and recovered from it, but was afraid Of
another attack and decided to undergo