The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-08-10

court at Greensburg day last week.
William Booker, OF Barnesboro, an
old citizen Of Reynoldsville, has been
circulating with friends here the past
week.
James DeHart. who has been en-
ployed at New Kensington for several
months, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM, DeHart, on First street.
Fred Johnston, who has been located
in Philipsburg, visited his father, J.
X. Johnston, in this place yesterday.
Fred contemplates locating in Leech-
burg.
DR.. Thos. f. Nolan, who is taking a
post graduate course in eye, ear, nose
and throat diseases In Philadelphia
institutions, was home few days the
past week.
Miss Marian Booth, granddaughter
OF Rev. j. Booth, is seriously Ill with
typhoid fever, contracted while on a
visit to the home Of her brother,
Walter Booth. at Ford City.
James G. Pentz and daughter, OF
Corapolis, Pa, were in Reynoldsville
Sunday attending the funeral OF Mrs.
Sarah Patton, at Prescottville. Mr..
Pentz is married to daughter Of Mrs.
Patton but his wife was unable to
attend the funeral services.
County Commissioners ]. N. Kelly, E.
T. McGaw and A. F. Reitz were in
Reynoldsville Saturday and took two
men and an infant to the county home.
One OF the men was Scott Gathers,
we'll known local character, whose
mind has weakened, the other man
named Murphy, also mildly insane.
Mrs. Fred Zeitler and Miss Ella
Murphy, of near Reynoldsville,. were
thrown from buggy while driving last
Saturday and Mrs, zeitler received
serious injuries. Her body was badly
bruised and nine stitches were required
to sew up wound in her arm. Miss
Murphy escaped with but slight bruises.
The Clarington Sawmiil Company
has taken the contract to saw all the
timber remaining on Millcreek for A.
Cooks Sons Co.. and the mill is now
being moved from Clarington to Mill
creek. 1t will take about two years to
cut out this lumber. Cooks mill was
burned recently,-J6erSonian Demo-
crdt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hoon, of East
Brady, Mr.. j. TRULY, Miss Hoon and
Mrs. M. ]. Lewis, OF Clarion, and Mr..
and Mrs. Rev. ]. Fl. Jelbart, of Brock
wayvllle, visited for several days at the
home OF Mrs. Butler on Grant street
last week. These relatives were here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Julia
Hoon, last Tuesday.
August Walters, agent for the Brad
ford laundry, has placed new laundry
drop box in front OF his stand at the
City Hotel. 1t works on the principle
OF the letter boxes and enables Mr..
Walters to receive laundry day and
night, whether he is around or not.
Trust to the reliable old professor to
keep up to date.
j. r. Milliren, AL. M. Smith, DR.. B.
e. Hoover and W. G. Murray motored
to Winslow, Jefferson county, Sunday,
where they visited DR.. B. E. Hoover's
father, and also visited Mr.. Murray's
old home and the home OF brother OF
DR.. Hoover iu Gaskill township. 1t
was forty.three mile run and greatly
enjoyed by the gentlemen.
The trout season for 1910 closed on
Saturday. 1t was not success. Good
catches were fewer and farther be-
tween than in several previous years.
On the other hand the bass fishing has
never been better. That is the report
that comes from various sections OF the
state, the waters Of which are inhabited
by these gamey fish. September and
October are usually the best months
for bass fishing. but this year July was
apparently as good as the fall months.