The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-05-25

next week, June 2 snd 3. A number
of the Utopia ladies will attend this
meeting.
A number of our citizens saw the
eclipse OF the moon and aurora borealis
Monday night. The sky was cloudy
but there were sufficient breaks In the
sky to permit a view of both. The
comet, however, was out of sight.
A new schedule and a new book OF
rules goes into effect on the Low Grade
Div. of P. r. r. next Sunday. No
change in time of passenger trains at
Reynoldsville. The new book of rules
goes into effect on the entire Pennsyl-
vania system.
On account of the absence OF Rev.
Charles F.. Rudy, who will be in Erie
over Sunday attending the Pittsburgh
Synod OF the Lutheran church, May
9th to May 3lst, there will not be any
preaching In the Trinity Lutheran
church at this place next Sunday.
The county commissioners last week
settled with Mrs. Oswald, paying to
her So, 900, the amount of the verdict
given her by a jury for injuries sus-
tanned In crossing county bridge over
Sandy Lick creek. Mrs. Oswald is a
daughter of James Lusk, of Reynolds
vile.
DR.. Harvey Grame Furbay and wife,
OF New York City, are guests of DR..
and Mrs. W. B. Alexander this week.
DR.. Furbay, at one time pastor of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church, is
now pastor of the First Union Presby-
terian church, Lexington avenue, New
York City.
p. S. Hursh, manager of the Blaw
Collapsible Steel Centeriug Com
pany's plant in Reynoldsville, is in
Ontario this week attending national
convention of the Master Boiler
Makers Association. Mrs. Hursh
accompanied her husband.
Members Of the Methodist Episcopal
choir gave Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. M
Burge calithumpian serenade Mon
day night, after which they all enjoyed
ice cream and cake at home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Trudgen. The refresh
ments were furnished by the choir
of which Mrs. Burge is member.
W. A. Calhoun, of Falls Creek, can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Assembly, was in Reynoldsville
Saturday looking after his politica
interests. Mr.. Calhoun has been en-
dorsed by the Anti-Saloon League ani
has pledged himself to support loca
option legislature if nominated ant
elected.
The date for the parochial schoo
entertainment mentioned in last week.
issue, has been fixed for the Sth o
June at the Adelphi Theatre. Oh
account of the number OF performer
and careful and competent trainers fol
the entertainment 600 or more) it viii
be most interesting and attractiv,
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Miller and Mrs
Isaac Altman, OF Knox, Pa, wer,
called here last week by the critica
illness fsCatherine Davis, ten-month
old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Davis
who is suffering with. intestina
toxamia. The doctors have no hope
OF GATHERINGS recovery. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller are Mrs. Davis parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bennett, form
erly of Nutley, N. j., have been visitin,
the formers brother and sister, Henri
and Miss Emily Bennett and other rel
atives in town the past week, stoppin
here on their way to Montrose, Col
where they will reside. The change @
locations is made for benefit of Nh
Benefits health, who suffered from ha
fever in New Jersey state.
| G. F. Hoffman, former citizen, nov
located at Gadsen, Alabama, sent
keg OF sorghum to his old time frien
and neighbor, Lawyer G. M. Mcdonald
and requested that some Of his othe
friends be given taste OF the sorghum
AS proof positive that some Of hi
friends got sample, the key we
opened on Mr.. McDonald's lawn Satul
day afternoon and A. b. Weed took
picture Of the assembled friends.