The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-02-10


The Business Mems Association will
meet next Tuesday evening. II you
want to know the progress Of work af-
fecting the future prosperity OF Reyn-
oldsville, attend these meetings. AL
WAYS free and everybody welcome.
w. s. Christy, for several years a
business man Of Reynoldsville, and
more recently Of Derry, Pa, has sold
his Derry restaurant and the past week
moved his family from Reynoldsville
to the Christy homestead In Beech
woods.
Francis o. Sutter, who recently re-
signed the agency for the Adams Ex-
press Co. In Reynoldsville, has accepted
a position as travelling salesman for the
Sykes Woolen Mill Co. and will cover
territory in the central and southern
part Of Pennsylvania
The Whittier club Of Brookville was
entertained by the Utopia club OF
Reynoldsville at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Hall Thursday
evening of last week. The occasion
was very pleasant one for all
present. Refreshments were served.
Frank J. Coon, Adams Express Co.
agent at Johnsonburg was placed under
arrest last week on charge of en-
bezzling the company's funds. Being
unable to secure 81 500 bail he was
remanded to jail in Ridgway to await
trial. The amount of the shortage,
according to route agent George j.
Keener, Of Warren, approximates over
5000.
The recent report Of the Pennsylvania
Game Commissioners recommends a
radical change in the open season for
hunting. They suggest that the sea-
son open November 1st and close not
later than 18th, during which time all
game may be taken except water fowl
and shore birds. At present there are
different open seasons for different
classes OF game.
Wayne, four-month-old son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph r. Milliren, died at
l 20 Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 3, 1909.
Funeral service, conducted by Rev.
John F. Black, pastor of the M. e.
church, was held at the residence Of
the parents on Hill street at q 90 p.
m. Friday and burial was made In the
Reynoldsville cemetery. Wayne was
born October 13, 1908.
The preliminary survey OF West
Reynoldsville borough for the purpose
of sewering, was made by V. r. Pratt
the forepart of this week. This part
of the work is done to comply with
state regulations. 1t Is the intention
of the West Reynoldsville council TO
apply for a temporary permit to empty
sewage into the Sandy Lick creek and
thus put off the matter OF building a
sewage disposal plant until 1911.
A new bridge is needed over the
Sandy Lick creek at the foot of Main
street. The present structure was
suitable In its day, but 1t has become
unsafe for the heavier traffic now pas
sing over 1t, and besides is In very poor
repair. Sandy Lick Creek having been
proved a "uavigable stream" recently,
it might be the proper thing to ask the
state for an appropriation to build q
substantial and permanent structure
over the stream. There is no bridge
In the county over which more traffic
passes iu the course Of year than this
one.
Eleanora's Italian colony came to the
front with nice juicy scandal last
week. An Italian woman, hostess Of
a boarding house, attempted to elOpe
with one OF her boarders. Her right.
full husband pursued the couple to
Punxsutswney and appealed to Chief.
of-Police Palmer to stop the escapade,
presenting six good reasons In the
shape OF six small children, why ii
was unwise for the mother to leave.
Palmer finally convinced the woman
of her error and while she took the
trolley back home, her companion left
on the railroad for parts unknown.
Twenty warriors Of Mazomania Tribe,
l. o. Red Men, of Reynoldsville, took
the trail to Clarion Monday afternoon
and there, assisted by tribes from New
Bethlehem, Summerville, Brookville,
Olean, N. Y, and New Jersey, iusti-
tuted new tribe by initiating seventy
five palefaces Ito the mysteries of the
order. The work was done by the de-
gree team from Mazomanis Tribe, one
OF the best 10 the state. The visitors
to Clarion had royalty good time. A
number OF bands were present and a
red light parade was the spectacular