The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-08-24
r. F. siple. Of Leecbb burg, visited

Reynoldsville relatives last week.
| v. G. Freas, former weighmaster for
the coal company at Wishaw, Is now
located at Youngstown, Ohio, where
he has secured good position.
have entered politics with this
faith In the people, that II do right by
them, the time will come when they
will do right by me. Elmer e. Beck,
for Assembly.
The Helping Hand Society of the M
E. church will hold a lawn fete at the
home OF Mrs. Name Shsffer in West
Reynoldsville on Thursday evening.
Everybody invited.
You cannot afford to miss "Playing
| the Ponies" Some OF the sweetests
singing and catchiest dancing you have
ever seen will be given on the night Of
the production.
Sorry that my illness caused me to
disappoint SO many of my friends last
visit. Not fully recovered but hope to
be able to visit in September. Watch
for dates. Gibson, Optican
D. E. Stanford has rented his farm
near Pardus, on Pardus Hill, to James
E. Wilkeson. Mr.. Stanford will move
to Reynoldsville and spend his re-
m N inipo yaorc i,, ,yal1 aarnad ooso
| DR.. B. e. Hoover and sons, Burton
and Frederick, were at Juneau, Indi-
ana county, Sunday, visiting Aaron
Silver, brother-in-law of Doctors.
DR.. Hoover and Burton returned Sun
day evening but Frederick will remain
at Juneau some time.
A. II. Fleming, who attended the
Grand Temple of the knights of
Pythias at South Bethlehem as dele
gate from the local lodge, extended his
trip to Philadelphia after the session
OF the order and while there witnessed
an American League ball contest be-
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nine.
S. G. Henry disposed of the greater
part of what remained of his stock of
groceries Saturday afternoon and even
ing at public auction. John Steer, of
Indiana county, was the auctioneer and
proved himself not only an artist in
selling goods but fellow of Infinite jest
and something OF an acrobat on the side.
Rev. Farley P. Womer, who visited
in Reynoldsville several weeks, went
to Kane last week to visit his patents,
Mr.. and Mrs D. II. P. Womer. On the
25th Mr.. Womer will 60 to Chautauqua,
where he will join his wife and they
will then return to their home in St.
Paul, Mimi, where Rev. Womer is
pastor Of the Park Congregational
church, one Of the largest and most
infential churches in the city.
Dorothy May, infaut daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Groyes, of Punxsu-
tawney, died at that place, Sunday,
August 81. The body was brought to
home OF Mrs. Groves father, Levi
Beebe, at Sandy Valley, and funeral
services were held Monday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. DIR. A. j. Meek,
pastor OF the Reynoldsville Baptist
church. Burial was made In the
cemetery at Sandy Valley. @1s3 Cd
Account Of the big Harvest Home
Picnic and Carnival at Nolan Park
August 81 to September 3rd, inclusive,
the P. S. & G. r. r. Company will run
additional trains Thursday, September
lst and Friday, September End, be-
tween Summerville and Nolan Park,
making connection at Summerville
with all P. r. r. trains east and west.
For further information inquire of
agents or address D. Nolan, Superin-
tendent, Clarion, Pa.
Every farmer or person interested In
farming should make it a special point
to be at Nolan Park Carnival on Thurs
day, September 1st, as the Association
has arranged with Prof. r. L. Watts
OF the Horticulture Department of State
College to give an address at two
O'Clock in the afternoon on the subject
of Farming in Clarion county" and
it will be worth any mans time who |
is interested in farming to hear this
lecture.