The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-04
No morning service In the Trinity
Lutheran church during August. Ves-
per service every Sunday evening at
Z 30.

100.
Lloyd Arnold student In Girard
College at Philadelphia, is spending
the summer vacation at home OF his
mother, Mrs. David Sewers, on Pleas
ant Avenue.
An infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrell
McEntire was buried in the Reynolds
vile cemetery Monday afternoon, Aug
gust 2, 1909. DR.. A. j. Meek conducted
short funeral service.
Francis d. Smith, who is engaged
in the lumber business at Enterprise,
Miss, returned to that place this week
after spending couple of weeks with
his family In Reynoldsyille.
Ex-Tax Collector Coping is now en-
forcing the Jaw on delinquent tax
payers. One arrest was made this
week and there will be others II back
taxes are not promptly paid.
A new brick sidewalk has been laid
in front of the p. o. S. of A. building
on Main street, and II. Alex Stoke
is having new brick sidewalk laid
along his property on Fifth street.
Thirty-fve members of the Daugh-
ters OF st. George Lodge of Reynolds
vile drove to Dubois In tally-hos last
Wednesday, July 2S, and picniced at
home Mr.. and Mrs. John Stsuffer.
Alexander Lavelle, of Ramseytown,
and Cora Shovestull, of Cool Spring,
were married by Squire L. Neff at his
Office on Main street, Reynoldsville, at
2.30 p. m. Monday, August 2, 1909.
Mrs. A. G. Scott and daughter, Hell
en-, OF Brookville, who spent three
months with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A Thompson, taking care
Of latter, who had broken arm, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. B. M. McEntire, OF Waterson,
Clarion county, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Davis. the past
week. Mrs. McEntire had been over
at BellwOod to see her sister, Mrs. J. r.
Whitesel who has been very Ill.
A young man named Harrison Jew
art, aged IS years, was killed by light.
ming Friday near Sycamore. Jewart
was moving hay when storm came up
and he drove under walnut tree for
shelter. Lightning struck the tree,
killing Jewart instantly.
The house OF Henry Hunter, of Curry
Run, was struck by lightning Saturday
and was so badly damaged that it will
take considerable repairing before 1t
will be fit to live In. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter had miraculous escape. Mr..
Hunter Is a brother OF G.. G. Hunter
and Mrs. j. X. Milliren, Of this place
The Revnoldsville & Falls Creek R'y
Is building a new reservoir near the
Sherwood No. 2 mine to water engines.
The company had reservoir alongside
the site Of the new dam, but it is full Of
sulphur water and cannot be used In
engines. hence new reservoir Is being
built in an adjoining ravine to get pure
water.
j. Van Reed has one OF the best
croquet grounds In this vicinity and
some warmly contested and interesting
games are played on 1t. The croquet
ground Ia lighted with electricity and
sometimes the game is played until
late In the night. One night last week
1t was almost 200 u. m. before the last
game was finished.
The monthly meeting Of the Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held at home
OF Mrs. L. s. Anderson on Mabel street
at three o'clock on Friday afternoon
OF this week. All members having
mite boxes are requested to take them
to this meeting, and all unpaid dues
should be paid at this meeting, the last
Of the conference year, when all &C.
counts must be sent to conference
treasurer.
j. w. Gillespie, one Of Reynolds
vllle's most progressive citizens and
merchants, was a pleasant caller at this
Office last Friday. j. w. is an old time
"prir'n,'gho thoroughly enjoys visit
to print shop and his genial person
ality makes him welcome visitor at
any Office. He has been successful In
commercial lines and we wish him con-
tinued success until the mystic number
"30" is hung up for him.-Sykesville
Post Dispatch.
Frank Sharp and wife we're arrested
on charge Of keeping. q common, disor-
derly, ill-governed and bswdy house,
and Harry Sharp and wife and Mrs..
May Brink were arrested for frequent