The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-05-19

lOSJ Wdtcn anu OVerSnOe were duVer-
tised and by Thursday evening both
were returned to owners.
This evening, and hereafter during
the summer months, prayer meeting In
the Presbyterian church begins at
eight o'clock. This change in hour
OF prayer service was made to accom-
modate the men who are in stores.
Mrs. j. F. Deemer, of Dubois, for
merly of this place, daughter.in-law Of
Amos Deemer, of Deemer's Cross
Roads, was taken to the private hos
pital of DR.. CRUDE in Punxsutawney
Monday and operated on for appendi-
citis.
The fourth annual convention OF Dis
trict No. /, Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, was held in Dubois on the 10th
inst, and at this convention 1t was de-
cided to hold the annual reunion iu
Punxsutawney during "Old Home
Week" in that place, the fourth week
in August.
In the matter of the prosecution
of J. A. Timlin, instituted by DR.. G.
e. Sayers, of Hawthorn, charging the
former with arson, the latter has with
drawn the charge, and Timlin will not
he required to answer to that charge
at the May sessions of court.-New
Bethlehem indicator.
Any of the readers of this paper de-
string information In regard to the
enemies and diseases of fruit trees, or
other plants of the garden or farm,
should write at once to Prof. Fl. A.
Surface, State Zoologist, Harrisburg,
Pa, who takes pleasure in answering
questions on such matters
Twenty.eight little friends of Reba
Anderson gathered at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L S Ander-
son, on Fourth street, last Saturday
afternoon 10 help celebrate her sixth
birthday anniversary. From three to
five the little tots had merry romp
together and refreshments were served
At business meeting OF the M. e.
Helping Hand Society last Wednesday
afternoon the following officers we're
elected: President, Mrs. Ira S. Smith;
First Vice President, Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Jewell: Second Vice President, Mrs.
William Barclay; Secretary, Mrs. l..
D. Kleinhans; Treasurer, Mrs. V. r.
Pratt.
Raymond E. Brown. of Brookville,
one of the county's brightest young
lawyers and strong candidate for the
Republican nomination for district
attorney, was in town on Tuesday. He
met many OF the voters and made a
very favorable impression upon all
whom he met.-Sykesville Post Dis
patch
Among those who participated in the
annual Elocution contest at Bucknell
Institute last week was Miss Ida
Williams. of Reynoldsville, who re-
cited the humorous selection "When
a Mans Widowed" The contestants
were highly complimented, and the
ptize winners will be announced at
graduation next month.
B. q. Clark, civil engineer OF West
Reynoldsvile, has been over near Cur
wensville for the last few weeks survey
ing route for the proposed tramway
Of the Queens Run Fire Brick Co. from
the site of their proposed new rick
plant at Dubois to Rockton. Some OF
the clay which this company desires to
secure is fifteen miles rom Dubois
DR.. John H. Murray, who was in
Philadelphia three or four months
taking special course in stomach
trouble, has gone to New York City,
where he will take special course in a
hospital In that city for stomach
trouble. AS previously stated In THE
STAR DR.. Murray is making special
study OF diseases OF the stomach and
will devote his entire time to that line
of practice.
After the midnight hour Saturday
night fellow meandered into the alley
near the borough bastile and fractured
the stiffness of the night and borough
ordinance by shooting off revolver.
The bang! bang! OF the little gun at
tracted the policeman and he promptly
stopped the "Wild West" play by ar
resting the star actor. 1t cost the
fellow "a so for his few minutes of
amusement
At public meeting held in Punxsu-
tawney last Friday evening it was fully
decided that an "Old Home Week"
would be held in that town this sum-
mer, and the last week in August was