The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-18

Wilson Gross, wife and two daugh-
ters, of Pittsburgh, are guests OF w.
w. Fales and wife in West Reynolds
vile. Mr.. Gross is an old resident of
Rcvnoldsville who has many friends
here who are glad to greet him again.
Herman Burgoon is at home Of his
father, S. ]. Burgoon, in Reynoldsville,
tor short visit. In the last few
months he has been employed In Iowa,
Missouri and several other western
states and will return to that section
again.
John Tyson, Of Oean. y. Y, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Tyson, in Reynoldsvile. John
is now member OF the National Guard
OF New York state and participated in
the recent encampment OF the Guard
at Farnum, New York, along Lake
Erie.
O Last Friday evening hay load OF
young people from Dubois, came TO
Reynoldsville' and were entertained at
the home Of Grant Rhoads. on East
Main street. Parlor and outside games
we're played until late hour when
fine lunch was served. They returned
home at midnight. All report good
time.
According to dispatches In city
papers. Thomas Keyes. OF Brockwav-
wayville. was fortunate enough to draw
rather low number in the COuer d
Alene Indian reservation In Idaho.
Anyone drawing under 200 has an
excellent chance Of getting valuable
100 acres OF land either In tim Der,
mineral or farming land.
The picnic of the Reynoldsvile Elks,
held at Wishaw Park last Thursday,
was largely attended, especially in the
afternoon and evening when the show
ers OF the earlier part OF the day had
given place to sunshine. The merri-
ment continued until midnight when
street car accommodations forced sus-
pension OF the dancing and return
home.
August 25 the London and Pifer
families, OF Jefferson county will hold
a reunion at AlahOe Park. Big Run.
These families both dwell chiefly In
the western part OF the county, and
have been holding reunions each year
for a number Of years. This year II
was proposed that they join 10 the an
nual gathering and the leaders thought
we'll OF the idea and have so arranged.
DR.. ]. Craig King returned to Reyn-
oldsville Friday evening after q tour to
and through England. After his grad
uation from the dental department of
the University Of Pennsylvania, he went
direct to Europe on the ocean liner
marion" and while on the other side
OF the water visited many Of England's
most noted cities and places Of historic
interest. He returned to America on
the same vessel which carried him over.
Craig has taken the state board exam
ination and was successful. For the
present he will enter the dental office
Of his brother, DR.. R. DeVere King. in
Reyuoldsville.
At the recent convention OF the Bee
Keepers Of Jefferson, Clarion and Arm
strong counties held in Rey:oldsville
1t was decided to hold the next con-
vention in Summerville, probably In
February OF 1910. The convention also
elected Morris Smith chairman for the
next six months and gave him power
to appoint an executive committee to
arrange for the next meeting M.
Gumbert was chosen secretary. 1t is
estimated that about 2.5l4 colonies OF
bees were owped by the attendants at
the convention held here, giving some
idea Of the rapid growth OF this indus
try in this section Of the state.
r. ]. Mullan, quartermaster, first
class, Of the U. s. Navy, will be IN
Reynoldsville on travelling recruiting
duty from the U. S. Naval Recruiting
Station at Pittsburgh on August 21st.
Mr.. Mullan is an interesting and euer-
getic young man who has had great !
deal of service and experience In the !
navy and is we'll qalified to describe the
service from the enlisted mans stand !
point. He is making this trip 10 order I
to give the young men OF Reynoldsvil.e
and vicinity an opportunity to inter- ,
view him and also to take the physical
examination 10 order to determine
their qualifications for the service il
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