The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-08-19

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to his home in Corsica
Miss Norabell Tyson, Of Big Run,
who is known by large number of
young people in this place, and DR.. X.
| o. Blackjack, who was located at Du-
Bois for time, were married In
Youngstown, Ohio, Aug. IL.
Frank Smith, formerly of this place,
who has been living at Emporia, Va,
several years, has moved back to Reyn-
oldsville. Mrs. Smith and children
came here two months ago and Mr..
Smith arrived here Saturday.
Charles Mcdonald is in Philadelphia
this week attending the state conven-
tion of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
as delegate from Division No. /
of Reynoldsville. James Baron, OF
Anita, is the Jefferson county delegate.
A. B. Weed, chief dispatcher in the
P. Il. r. Office at this place, has
complete record of the weather each
day for the past twelve years. Mr..
Weed makes note of the condition
of the weather three times day,
morning, noon and evening. 0
The Tigers" of Falls Creek played,
the "Juriors" at this place last Friday
afternoon and the Tigers were not
as fierce as the name would indicate.
The score was II to 6 in favor of
the Juniors" A return game will be
played at Falls Creek Friday afternoon.
Rev. w. F. Reber, wife and children,
of Hutchinson, Kan, will come to town
next week to visit friends and remain
here for the re-opening of the Presby-
terian church on Sunday, Aug. 80.
Rev. Reber was formerly pastor of
the Reynoldsville Presbyterian church.
The w. c. T. U. county convention
will be held in Reynoldsville this year,
on September 10th and 1lth. There
will be medal contest the first even
ing, and a lecture the second evening
by Rev. Scanlon, field secretary of the
Presbyterian temperance organization.
A union picnic of the Sodality So
cieties of Reynoldsville, Punxsutawney
and Dubois, was held at Wishaw Park
last THURSDAY afternoon. The rain, no
doubt, kept some of the fair maidens at
home, but there were sixty-nine girls
present and they had real jolly time.
The sixth annual exposition of the
jefferson County Agricultural Society
and Driving Park Association will be
held in Brookville Sept. 15 to Is. A
copy of the catalogue and premium list,
the handiwork of the Brookville Repub-
lican Printing Co., was received at THE
STAR office last week.
The two Italian women who were
arrested June,15 for shoplifting in the
stores of Bing-Stoke Co., Shick & Wag-
ner and Gillespies, plead guilty in
court at Brookville last week and Judge
Holt sentenced them to pay fine OF
$500 each and be imprisoned in the
county Jail for period of thirty days.
DR.. John H. Murray, DR.. l.. l..
Means, F. P. Alexander and X. c..
Schuckers, Reynoldsvilles crack lawn
tennis players, went to Big Run Mon
day and tossed balls with four Of Big
Runs skillful players, DR.. Mills, DR..
Newcome, Will H. Tyson and John
Groves. The Reynoldsville players
"broke even" with the Big Run play
ers.
George Keener, who was arrested by
Chief-of-Police Adelsperger in Reyn-
oldsville June 30 on warrant from New
Bethlehem charged with larceny, with
another prisoner, broke out of the Clar-
ion Jail Sunday night. Keener was re-
captured near New Bethlehem Monday
evening and was taken back to the
county jail, but his companion has not
been apprehended yet.
Thomas w. Murphy, aged about one
year, son of Mr. and Mrs. d. Murphy,
of Florence, and nephew of George
Hunter and Mrs. ]. r. Milliren
of Reynodsville, died at Florence a,
400 a. m. Thursday, August 13, 1908
Funeral service was held at home Of
bereaved parents Saturday afternoon
and the little body was brought to the
Reynoldsville cemetery by trolley
where interment was made. DR.. A.
J.. Meek conducted the funeral service
John W. Parsons, who resides ir
the metropolis of Young township
Punxsutawney-and Edward Bullock
of Milesburg, Centre Co., both resi-
dents of Reynoldsville thirty years ago
were in town Monday shaking hands
with old time friends and swapping
"reminiscences with James W. GILES
pie, who was lone Of the boys" thirty