The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-11

| entertained AT picnic near I.ainsey
last Friday evening by-a number OF
young ladies Of this place.
J..W. Gillespie and wife, DR. John
Fl. Murray and wife, Mrs. Annie Wins
low and daughter, Miss Ethlyn Wins
low, will attend the Winslow reunion
at Bennezette tomorrow.
| Rev. Charles Zetler, pastor OF the
M. E. church at Summerville, preached
two interesting sermons In the M. e.
church at this place last Sunday Rev.
John F. Black and Rev. zetler ex-
changed pulpits.
| John A. Bollman. of Des Moines,
| Iowa. an uncle of Miss Merta Boyle,
who was guest at home of j. Van
Reed over Sunday, sang two solos in
the M. E. church Sunday evening. Mr..
Bollman Is fine singer.
Thomas G. Shields spent several days
of the past week at his home in Reyn-
part of Pennsylvania for some time past
butshas now gone to West Virginia In
the interest of the tanning corporation.
Charles M. Milliren and wife re-
turned Friday evening from delight
full trip through California, Washing
ton and Oregon. They took in the
| Alaska a-Yukon-Pacifc Exposition at
Seattle. They were absent almost five
weeks.
j. M. Irwin has been promoted to
position as manager Of the Jefferson
Supply Company store in Reynoldsvlle
to fill the vacancy made by the resig-
nation of e. A. Hull. who is moving
to New Mexico. Lawson Reed is assist
ant manager of the store.
John [. London aud brother, Harry
|. London, have purchased the East
End meat market formerly conducted
by G. G. Mancusi and are now in
charge Mr.. Mancusi had ine trade
and the London Brothers in securing
possession have made good business
deal. The firm name will be John I.
London & Brother.
Frank MulhOllan, the East End
notary public, recently purchased fine
bay driving mare that is capable of
making record for itself on the race
track. The mare is now six years old.
II is said that when colt of but three
weeks old its owner was offered for it
as many ten dollar bills as would cover
its entire body, and refused the unique
bid.
Richard Reddeclff, a respected citi-
zen Of Reynoldsville, who resided here
many years, will leave here the 10th
instant for Lone Rock. Iowa. where he
will remain for an indefinite time with
a sister, who insists on Mr. Reddecliff
making his home with her. Mr.. Red
decliff says he does not like to leave
the hills of Pennsylvania, and yet he
thinks Iowa is very nice state.
The gymnasium and athletic field
OF the Lock Haven Normal School are
not excelled by those OF any other
school in Pennsylvania. Physical edu-
cation is not neglected In this import
ant school. The academic studies are
vigorously taught and the professional
work is modern and In accordance with
the latest pedagogy. The fall term
opens Sept. 9Th. Send for a catslog.
Rev. I. N. Earle. who was pastor of
the Brookville Baptist church, resigned
bis pastorate there and moved to Lewis
burg, Pa, last week to give couple
Of sons and daughters the advantage Of
Bucknell University. Rev. Earle, who
is father.iu-law Of Rev. T. E. Kirkwood.
of Reynoldsville. with his family, spent
several dsys here last week. Rev. Earle
will lecture and do evangelistic work.
| lb 10 ilhCiy bOWu COuUCli Will
have Summerville telephone put in
Chief-of-Police F. P. Adelsperger's
residence in east end OF town for
two-fold purpose. To call the chief
chief when he is needed quickly and to
send in fire alarms from that end of
town. 1t is claimed that had there
been a telephone near to give the fire
alarm Mrs. Showers house could have
been saved Aug. lst.
| Girls, listen to your mothers /: you
will never regret it. No matter what
your advantages are above what hers
were, you are no better. You can rest
assured that it is not book learning or
knowledge Of fashion that will keep
your feet away from the many pitfalls
that she can warn you from, in tender,
loving fashion that you would DO we'll
to heed. No matter how mothers may
speak, you may rest assured their