The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-06-29

A number of special sales are now in
progress in local stores and the people
have an opportunity to get genuine
bargains. The exceptional colduess Of
the past spring knocked most merchants
calculations away and necessitates un-
loading sales.
Rev. VIM. Byers, formerly Of Naga-
saki, Japan, will preach in the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath morning
and evening. Rev. DR.. r. A. Nc
Kinley will occupy the Clearfeld pulpit
next Sabbath. BE WAS pastor Of that
church more than eleven years.
During the last few weeks large
croquet grounds have been built at the
homes Of Mrs. G. N. Lewis, Fred K
Alexander, Mrs. Annie Winslow and
Thomas G. Shields. A number of
others are planning grounds and
several grounds were prepared last
year.
The DadghertR reunion, an estab-
lished annual event in the Beechwoods
section, was held Wednesday at the
home of Ray Cooper at Beechwoods
anu was dbbCuuCu OJ dpOut blNby ptOpIt
who enjoyed pleasant time. Ninian
Cooper of Reynoldsville, was the oldest
person present and over half of the as
semblage were direct descendants Of
him.
The knights Of Pythias lodge at
Rathmel elected the following officers
Monday night: G. c., Lewis Wagner;
VI L.. NJ
M. W., Nathan Ditch; Samuel Wall
work; l. g., John Stewart; o. G..
August Stengel; X of r. S.. John
4 Hodge; M. E., Ira Bowser; M. F. JOS
] eph Mcneil; Representative to Grand
4 Lodge, Samuel Wallwork.
l Prof. W. M. Rife, who taught in the
Clarion state normal several weeks,
! returned to his home in Reynoldsville
Friday and Saturday morning, ac-
companied by his wife, left for Me-
johannesburg, Pa, where several weeks
will be spent. Prof. Rife will take in
I the commencement exercises at the
!. Sbippensville normal school, where he
was formerly member OF the faculty.
The Knights OF Pythias, of Reynolds.
! ille elected the following officers Fri
:. day night: G. c., ]. n. Wagner; V. c.,
K. G. Schuckers; M. A., Ross W.
Clawges; M. W., Al. M. Smith; p,
Jos. Shaffer; l. g., VIM. Burge; o. g.,
Nelson Smith; K. of r, S., VIM
J Coping; M. E., Hugh F. Morrison; M
F., George White; Representative tC
the Grand Lodge at Bethlehem, Pa, in
August, A, q. Fleming.
John q. Kaucher, president OF the
First National bank and F. X. Alex
ander, cashier OF the Peoples National
bank, we're in Punxsutawney Thursday
night attending meeting of the
bankers of Jefferson and Clearfied6
counties called for the purpose Of or.
ganizing bankers association fol
mutual protection. July 10Th second
meeting will be held for the purpose o.
perfecting the organization and elect
ing president.
Joseph Krushifski, slav residing al
Lanes Mills, fell into the hands Of two
hoboes last Sunday while on his way
home from Falla Creek and was badly
used up over the encounter. He was
struck on the head with rock, receiv
ing cut about four inches long on the
scalp, and his pockets were picked tt
the amount of $40 while he was un on
scious. He was quite seriously injured
at the time, but is improving and will
recover.
M j. Farrell representative loca
chapter of the Royal Arcanum at {
convention of the order held in New
Bethlehem Friday night. Members o
the order from Jefferson, Clearfeld
Center. Armstrong, Indiana and othei
orders attended the meeting, which
closed with banquet and az expression
OF good fellowship that went far t.
strengthen the bonds of the fraternity
in this section. The next convention
will be held in Houtzdale.
W. A. Loding moved all his house
hold goods to Philipsburg Monday
Mrs. Lodipg and daughters will re
main in Reyuoldsville until the latte
part OF this week and will then go tc
their new home In Philipsburg. Mr.
Loding has a responsible position a.
that place. During his long residenc,
In ReynoldsvIlle Mr.. Loding gained tht
highest estem OF our people and bear
with him to his new home the bes
wishes of hundreds OF friends for success