The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-09-16

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Keck at office of M. NJ. Davis, Esq.
Misses Susie Thompson, of Ridgway,
and Margie Thompson. of Brockway-
Vile, were guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Hood Knox, in this place last week
Robert Hughes, of Oil City, who did
successful work this season as pitcher
for the Wilkesbarre base ball team,
visited his brother, Thomas Hughes, in
this place last week
Some person stole $500 from H. L.
Hoke at the Reynoldsville Brick &
Tile Company plant last Wednesday.
Mr.. Hoke had hung his coat in the
Office with money in pocket.
E. S. Miller and wife, who have
resided at Jennings, Md, several years,
are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.
s. M. Siple, in West Reynoldsville.
They expect to move farther south.
Rev. A. D. Mckay and A. T. Nc
Clure went to Ridgway yesterday to
attend the fall session of the Clarion
Presbytery as representatives from the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church.
Harry W. Love, who was secretary
of the Brookville Y. M. q. A. three
years, has severed his connection with
A. p,ooLr;l1o o,sooiot;on 70 ooooDt n
position as secretary of the Butler Y
M. G. A.
Tuesday evening of last week Miss
Lois Robinson entertained the Ingelow
Club at her home on Main street.
Misses Susan Hamaker, of Pittsburg,
and Effie Elliott, of PHILADELPHIA, were
guests OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Palen, of
Williamsport, arrived here Saturday,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Simmons. Mr.. Palen returned to
Williamsport the first of this week,
but Mrs. Palen will remain here
week.
w. H. Lucas, former resident of
Reynoldsville, who has resided in Les
ter, W. Va, the past year, visited his
brother-in'law, D. H. Breakey, in this
place last week. Mr.. Lucas has accept
ed position at Yatesboro.
Did you ever see a man who could en-
Joy sitting for an hour with fishing
pole in his hand, waiting for fish that
wouldn't bite, and yet could not wait
two minutes for telephone call with
out cursing the company, the operators
and the rotten service?-North East
Breeze.
Clinton S. Hartman, who took his
wife to the Allegheny General Hospital
August 10Th suffering with appendi-
citis. where she was under treatment
until last Friday and was then operated
on, went to Pittsburg Thursday after
noon to be in the hospital when opera
tion was performed.
L. o. Mellinger, one of our town boys,
is at Lower River Inhabitants, G. B.,
Nova Scotia, where he will spend the
winter. Mr.. Mellinger, in letter TO
ye editor, says: "This is very fine
country especially on the shores of the
many little bays and lakes which are
settled with the little white cottage of
the fisherman"
The thirteenth annual meeting Of the
Clearfeld Baptist Bible School Con-
yention will be held in the Bethel Bap-
tist church at Sykesville on Tuesday,
Sept. Goth. There will be three ses-
sions, morning, afternoon and evening.
Good program has been arranged. DR..
A. ]. Meek, Rev. J. E. Kirkwood and
George 81. Rea, OF this place, will take
part on the program.
Speaking of the State roads, there
is little doubt but brick is the best
material of which to build them. The
lime soon cuts into deep ruts, and is
exceedingly dusty In dry weather. A
road properly bricked would last al
most indefinitely, while the macadam-
ized road, such as have been constructed
in this section, does not seem to show
any symptoms of indestructibility.-
Punxsutswney Spirit.
Volume l, No. OF The School Herald,
the official organ OF the Jefferson coun-
ty schools, L. M. Jones editor and pub
Usher, was received at THE STAR office
Monday. The first issue Of the paper,
which is in pamphlet form, contained
81 pages, half of which was advertising,
showing that it starts out with a good
advertising patronage. The Herald will
be published four times a year. Sub
scription price 20 cents per year. It
will be published In the interest OF the
schools Of the county.