The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-04-13

evening. Refreshments were served.
Thomas M. Jewell is building large
chicken park on the David Reynolds
place out Fourth street. Mr.. Jewell
expects to go into the chicken business
on large scale.
The Ridgway Lutheran Synod and
Lutheran Sunday school convention
is being held in Trinity Lutheran
church in this place this week. Begin
ming Monday evening and closing to-
day.
George w. Aulenbach and Miss Jen-
ME Harp. both of Brookville, we're
married April End. The bride is known
by number of Reynoldsville people, as
she was a dressmaker here several
years ago.
In the game of baseball between the
| Dubois High School and Business Col
lege at Dubois Saturday afternoon
Frank Bohren and James DeHart, OF
Reynoldsyille, played with the Dubois
Business College team. The score was
9.S in favor of the high school team.
Mrs. Nancy Barr, wife Of the late
John S. Barr who died March "a, died
at here home in Brookville at $50
a. m. Monday. Mrs. Barr had been
In poor health the past year, but the
death of her husband brought on a
general breakdown and she gradually
grew worse.
Howard Watson, formerly OF this
place, who had been in New Kensing-
ton since last fall, came to Reynolds
will, week ago Saturday to visit few
days and was stricken with typhoid
fever, contracted at New Kensington,
and was taken to the Adrian Hospital,
Punxsutawney, Monday.
Mrs. L. NJ Stewart, of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been seriously i'll at home OF
her parents at Butler, Pa, is somewhat
improved. She expects to go to Mont
Alto, Pa, soon to take treatment for
tuberculosis. Mrs. Stewart, who has
visited relatives in this vicinity fre-
ouently, is known by a number Of our
citizens.
A committee consisting of w. B.
Cowan, of Brookville, Rev. G. w.
Miner, of Punxsutawney, and Mrs.
Rachael Drummond, of Punxsutawney.
met at the M. E. parsonage in Reyn-
oldsville Tuesday to arrange program
for the next annual convention Of the
Jefferson County Sunday School Asso-
citation.
DR.. j. Edward Hardman, Of Anita,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Hardman, OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, formerly of this place,
and Miss Alta McMillen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McMillen, of
Punxsutawney, will be married in the
West End Catholic church at Punxsu-
tawney at ten o'clock mass on Sunday,
April 27.
Anti.Saloon League workers will
speak in the Presby terian and Lutheran
churches in Reynoldsville Sunday morn
ing and in the Baptist and Methodist
Episcopal churches in the evening
These speakers are said to be forceful
and we'll trained and will give the
people an idea of the political and tenn
perance work this organization is car
rying on.
Grover smith, baggagemaster at the
P. r. r. r. station, had his left wrist
badly injured Monday afternoon while
handling truck loaded with big
trunks. Grover now carries his arm
in sling and will not be able to use
it for several weeks. The wrist was Sc
badly swollen when he reached tn,
doctors office that the doctor could no
, tell whether wrist was fractured Of
not.
George G. Hunter, who was operated
= on at the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh
three weeks ago Saturday for appendi
, citis and afterwards had an attack o
, pleuro- pneumonia, was able to b,
brought to his home in this plac'
yesterday, arriving here on the nool
trim. His father and and father-in
law, Il. K. Hunter and M. S. Sterley
and Or. ]. B. Neale went to Pittsburgl
Monday afternoon to bring Georg
home.
A man from neighDoring town cam
I to Reynoldsville, flied up on booze
4 went down to the ball ground to sleel
t off the effects OF the booze and when b.
had sobered up he discovered that som'
!. person or persons, had taken $500 ou
e of his pocket while he was drunk. Fou
h or five young men. were arrested an
q given a hearing before Squire w. L
Johnston Saturday evening, but ther
was no evidence to show that they ha
g robbed the man and they were all dil