The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-07-06

w. ]. Martin, OF Castle Shannon, Pa.
visited his mother, Mrs.,Adda Martin
in this place.
| See the statements Of the Firs
National, Peoples National and Citizens
National banks on last page.
Law Sykes, graduate Of the Reyn
oldsyille high school, was recently
married to a 7 ;say girl.
Ex-Sheriff G. II Scheafnocker came
back to his 0 home town to helr
swell the cro.>d Independence Day.
Alex Gillespie, of Pittsburg. visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Gillespie, in Reynoldsville Sunday.
Squire Perry B. Love and two
children were at Corsica Monday at
tending the funeral of Howard Love,
a nephew of P. B. Love.
Mr.. Merrill Mcpherson, of Yates
boro, was visitor at the home OF his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.J. Smith,
on Bradford street the past week.
Richard r. Hoare, of Rathmel, and
Mary j, Chapman, OF Prescotville, were
married at the M. E. parsonage by Rev.
]. F. Black, Saturday afternoon at 2.3C
! o'clock.
P. S. Hursh, superintendent of the
Blaw Collapsidle Steel Centering Co.'s
Reynoldsville plant, visited his aged
mother at Remove, Pa, over the
Fourth.
Harry Coping and wife drove their
automobile to Pittsburg Sunday. Mr..
Coping is planning to rejoin carnival
company and travel with it during the
summer.
Yardmaster l. D. Winslow and wife
left Friday for Walla Walla, WASH, to
visit the latter's brother, II. S Kreider.
They will also visit other places in the
northwest. Gazette.
]. Morris Smith and brother, Carl,
were home from Indiana county to
spend the Fourth. They returned to
Indiana county yesterday where they
are drilling test holes for coal.
J. W. Stevenson, former Deputy
Comptroller of New York City, and son
Marion, came to Reynoldsville to enjoy
the Independence Day celebration and
visit relatives here and near Sherwood.
Arthur E. Tyson, and wife Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, are visiting at the home Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Tyson, on jackson street
Mr.. Tyson will shortly move from
Cleveland to Kauksuna, Wisconsin.
W. Harry Moore, the grocer, had his
left hand painfully injured Thursday.
When lifting watermelons out OF a
barrel nail protruding on the inside of
the barrell penetrated the back of his
hand and tore an ugly hole in the hand.
An excellent statement OF condition
at the close OF business June 30th has
been issued by The Peoples National
Bank. This institution has been grow
ing conservatively and between March
20, and June 80 shows an increase of
S35, 900 90 in deposits.
DR.. II. B. McGarrah and family were
guests OF j. w. Hunter and wife last
week. For some time DR.. McGarrah,
who formerly practiced in Reynolds
Vile, has been located at Columbus,
Miss, but will locate elsewhere in the
immediate future.
Harry A. Reed, former editor OF the
New Bethlehem Vindicdtor, who is we'll
known in Reynoldsville, has secured
a position as superintendent Of the
Toxic, Japan, printing plant Of the
Board OF Foreign Missions of the M.
E. church. Mr.. Reed, with his wife,
will sail for Japan in the course of a
few weeks.
The result of the big fight at Reno
Independence Day was anything but
pleasing to the Reynoldsxille sporting
fraternity. Jefferies was universal
favorite and when the victory of John
son was bulletined gloom settled down
darker than the skin OF the winner,
There was very little discussion Of the
fight on the street after the result was
known.
Philip Taylor, one OF the best known
old residents Of Reynoldsville. who now
lives on a farm between Emerickville
and Brookville, was in ReynoldsYille
last Wednesday. Despite his II years
Mr.. Taylor is hale and hearty, does his
own farm work and looks like man a
score OF years younger. He recently
made many improvements on his farm
home and has one Of the contest little
places in this section.
When the Washington county, Pa,
Republican convention convened last