it Star
.'(tbacriptian $1.00 ptrytarin advunct.
C. .t.ftTRFHKNaOrl.Kdltar and Pna.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, MM.
Kntered at the postefflos at Keynoldsvlll
I'a., an second class mull matter.
HiiMMitHriM.Ti.iirnoNRNn. til.
If You Have Eye Trouble
Of any kind, call and have your eyes
examined freo. I'ormannntly liwiited,
always to ilo found. Work gtiitruoiecd.
Prices roiwnnablo.
CXJ ljfff , The Optician
. r. riotiman, nu jeweler.
Come nnd
Get a drink
Of the finest and most
Delicious
Soda Water in Keynoldsville.
Mixed right,
Served right,
At the finest fountain
In this neck o' the woods.
STOKE
The Druggist.
ft Little ot Evermtilnp.
Unole Tom '8 Cabin.
See Al Stuele's mammoth pavilion
Unolo Tom' Cabin show to-night.
Mr. S. M. Rhoud sent a beautiful
boquot of ro to our sanctum Monday.
A largo and beautiful new nod a foun
tain, la being put In the Reynolds drug
tore.
Rev. Perry A. Reuo preached In the
M. E. ' church at Summervllle Mon
day night.
Eighteen married people of Mill place
hold a Flinch party at Wlshaw park
last Thursday evening.
Rev. A. J, Meek will not preach at
Ratbmel next Sunday uflernoon, owing
to absence frnra town.
The parochial school closed Monday
with appropriate exercises, consisting
of songs, recitations, ko.
Unole Tom's Cabin under canvas on
ball grounds to-night. The best com
pany .traveling. Don't miss it.
The Utopia Society will hold a sociul
at tesiduuoo of J. W. Gillespio on Main
street Friday evening of this week.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a market in
the gas office next Saturday afternoon.
There was a social dance In Frank's
Pavilion last Thursday night. Jami
son Orchestra of DuBois furnished the
OiUSlO.
The members of the Ingelo Club will
be the guests of Miss Nellie Sutter at a
six o'clock dinner at Hotel Imperial
this evening.
Because the boys persist In stealing
Mrs. S. M. Rboads' gooseberries, she
baa concluded to spray the bushes.
Keep away boys.
The flnanolal statements of West
Reynoldsvllle and Wlnslow township
'school districts will be found la this
Issue of The Star.
Meeting of tbe Baptist Missionary
Society was held at the borne of Dr. A.
II. Bowser last evening. Refresh
ments ware served.
An Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Brown, of Saody Valley, was
burled la tbe Epworlh cemetery at
Sandy Valley Sunday,
T. H. Aruiagost, conductor of night
shifter In the Pennsylvania railroad
yards al Driftwood, moved from Reyn
oldsvillo to Driftwood this week. '
. A small freight wreck ou tbe P. R.
R. near Penflold Saturday evening,
caused by a broken axle, delayed the
7.M p. in. train about two hours.
Thirty-seven tlckots were rfbld at
Roynoldsvllle Sunday for the H., R. &
P. R'y exourslon to Klnzua.
Two Polanders were arrested Mon
day and fined 13.00 apiece and costs for
being drunk and noisy Sunday evening.
The trolloy cars have not boon run
ning vory regular the past week on ac
count of some trouble with cleotrlo
power.
Quito a large audtonco was present at
tho Baptist church last Sunday evening
to hoar " Why Men Don't go to
Church."
Mr. Moyor, new foreman of tho yards
at the tannery, moved his family from
Union Springs, N. Y., to West Reyn
oldsvillo Inst weok.
District Deputy Mrs. Anna Wlnslow
Installed new officers In the Daughters
of Rebekah ItHlgo at Brookvillu last
Wedncrdiiy evening.
By an ordinance found In this Issue
of THE S'l'AH It will bn soon that tho
town council has decided to open
Eighth street from Main to Jackson it.
Miss Sadie Klme, trained nurse, who
was at a Sanitarium In Philadelphia
four months taking a course In her pro
fession, has returned to her home In
this place.
Mrs. M. E. Weed's Sabbath school
class, will give a lawn fete and auction
sale at her homo Friday evening, June
12th. A very cordial Invitation Is
given to all.
Rev- J. Boll NotT will lecture In the
M. E. church at Grove Summit Friday
evening, Juno 1Mb. Subject, "The
Philosophy of Hustle." Admission
l.r and 20 cents.
E. E. Andorsnn, of tho Anderson
Decorating Co. of VVilklnsburg, Is fres
coing and papering tho Interior of his
brother-in-law's house John 11. Ewlng
on Jackson strcot.
Thomas E. Evans, of Reynoldsvllle,
has recolvcd his commission as District
Deputy Grand Master of tho Independ
ent Order Odd Fellows of Jefforson
County, Pennsylvania.
Knights of Pythias reunion will be
hold at DuBoIb to-morrow, Thursday.
Some of tho members of tho K. of P. of
Roynoldsvillo will attend tho rounion,
but lodgo will not go In a body.
Prof. J. G. Dally, the noted slngor
and composer of Fredonla, N. Y., who
was In Roynoldsvllle last Wcdnoeduy
visiting bis nleeo, Mrs. G. M. McDon
aid, mudu TllK STAR office a pleasant
call.
Henry Redding, superlntondont of
Panther Run Coal Co., operating near
Sandy Valley, moved from St. Marys to
Reynoldsvllle last week. Mr. Redding
is living in Pricstors house on Hill
street.
There will bo no preaching at tho
Baptist church next Sunday owing to
the absence of tho pastor, Dr. A. J.
Meek, who will preach tbe dedication
sermon of the Baptist church at R'.dg
way. Pa.
A number of young peoplo of this
place held a picnic at Wlshaw park last
night. It was given In honor of Fred,
and Mlssos Bertha and Delia Dempsey,
who start Friday for thoir new homo In
California.
At a mooting of the stockholders of
the Roynoldsvllle Cemetery Company
Monday evening Dr. B. E. Hoover, W.
F. Marshall and Dr. J. C. King wcro
elocted directors and James K. Johns
ton treasurer of the oompany.
The summer term at the Reynolds
vllle Business College Is now well under
way and the c'uss Is growing daily.
The following students enrollod recent
ly : Jay McGaw, John Pomroy, Misses
Minnie Keck and May Storloy.
Mrs. J. T. Coax has been dangerously
111 for three or fourdays. It was thought
several times that she was dying. Her
sons and daughters are at home watch
ing and hoping that she will rally and
her earthly pilgrimage bo prolonged.
Mention was made In The Star last
week that Mrs. Charles A. Herpel had
been called to McKeosport on account
of tbe serious illness of a niece, Miss
Frieda Ebertshauser, who visited here
last summer. The young lady died and
was burled Sunday.
The Ice cream and strawberry festi
val that tbe Helping Hand Society, was
to have held In the basement of the M.
E. cburcb this evonlng, has been post
poned until Tuesday evening of next
week, June 16th. Strawberry short
cake will also he served.
A largo crowd listened to the sing
ing and testimonies of tbe Salvation
Army on corner of Main and Fourth
streets Monday evening. There were
a number of soldiers here from Punx
sutawney and DuBois. The Punxs'y
Army brought a band with them. After
tbe meeting on street and in hall, ice
cream and cake were served In tbe
Salvation Army hall.
County Supt. R. B. Teltrlck, of
Brookvllle, Lee Stewart, of Perry town
ship, Hon. Henry I. Wilson, of Big
Run, and Dr. J. W. Fount, of Reynolds
vllle, school directors, met at Hotel
Imperial, Reynoldsvllle, Saturday after
noon and made out a program for the
seiul-annuul convention of tbe Jefferson
County bohoul Directors Association to
be held to Reynoldsvllle the latter part
of this month.
Children' Dsy Exercises.
Next Sunday Is Childrens' Day nnd
special programs have been prepared
for the observance of the Day In Pres
byterlati church at 11.00 a. m., Baptist
church 7.45 p. tn., Methodist Episcopal
church at 11.00 a. m. and 7.110 p. m.
The churches will be docoratod.
Capt. Brlnket Desd.
Capt. John M. Drinker, the extensive
coal oporator who wns Interested In
mines at Falrmount Now Bothlohom,
and other places, died at Buffalo, N.Y.,
yesterday. Capt. Brlnker was a broth
er of Mrs. Catherine Coleman, of this
place, and undo of M. C. Colnmnn.
Attending Synod.
Rev. J. II. Myers, pastor of tho
Trinity Lutheran church, went to
Johnstown yesterday to attend tho
Pittsburg Lutheran Synod. From Johns
town Rev. Myers will go to Greenville
to spend a couplo of weeks with his
family. lie will move to Reynoldsvllle
as soon as he can got a sultalilo house.
Two Killed by Lightning,
About 1.45 p. m. yesterday, during a
heavy storm, lightning struck tho
Academy at Corsica, this county, kill
ing two young ladles, Lulu Mlllon and
Bessie Kelso, and badly stunning four
others. The girls were working at the
blackboard on second door of Academy.
The four girls will rocover. Tho build
ing was not badly damaged.
Opened Studio.
Prof. Will L. Strauss, who has had
two years Instruction undor Prof. Frano
Zlcgler, of Columbus, Ohio, has opened
a studio in the Nolan block, Reynolds
vllle, and will glvo lessons on violin or
mandolin. Prof. Strauss, who Is well
known to our townspeople, Is a good
Instructor and an honorable young
man. Ho should be given a large class.
Oraduates To-day.
Major Fred Reed, A. B., of Reynolds
vllle, graduates to-day ns an architect
In tho Col lego of FIno Arts In Syracuse
University at Syraeuso, N. Y. Miss
Eleanor Reed went to Syraeuso last
Friday to bo present on her brother's
graduation dny. Fred and Miss Eleanor
will return to their homo this week.
Fred will remain hero a couplo of
weeks.
Visited Llndsey Lodge.
District Deputy Mrs. Anna Wlnslow
Installed new officers in the Daughters
of Rebekah lodgo at Llndsey on Friday
evonlng of last week: Tim following
members of tho daughters of Rebekah
of this placo accompanied Mrs. Wlnslow
to Llndsey. Mrs. F. A. MeConnell,
Mrs. T. E. Evans. Mrs. L. G. Lldlo,
Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. J. W.
Gibson, Mrs. Wlllium Gibson, Mrs.
Edith Phlllippl, Mrs. Lizzlo Smith,
Mrs. Henry W. Horpol, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Herald.
Trained Animal Shows.
Gentry Bros.' trained animal show
was In ReynoldBvillo last Thursduy.
Tho street parado was fine and was
worth going several miles to sou. The
only complaint wo heard about tbe
parade was the shortness of tho route.
The show Itsolf Is all that Gentry Bros,
claim for It. It is simply marvelous
how well tho ponies, dogs, monkoys and
elephnnts are trained. The sick pony,
monkey doctor, dog jumping on horse's
back on tho gallop, tricks of tho olo
phants, In fact all the performing of the
animals In the entire show was wonder
ful. Tho animals did utmost every
thing but tulk. If Gentry Bros, come
this way again they will be given even
a larger crowd than they had this time.
Indians Defeat Our Team.
Tho Sioux Indian buscball team that
Is traveling over tho country In a
spool a! car, "Scout," played the Reyn
oldsvllle ball team Saturday afternoon
and was to have played a game by cleo
trlo lights Saturday night, but 'a suffi
cient number of spectators to make tho
game a financial success failed to ma
terialize and tbe evening game was
called off. Score In tbe afternoon was
12-13 in favor of the visitors. The In
dians carry a canvas fence, grand stand
and brass band with them. Tboy pa
raded from their car to ball ground Sat
urday evening.
The Indians played at Punxsutawney
Monday and DuBois Tuesday. Tbey
went from here to Punxs'y on trolley.
The score was 2-3 In favor of Indians.
Injunction Dissolved.
The Panther Run Railroad is the
name of tbe new coal road that Is being
built from near Sandy Valley to the
new mines in Washington township.
Tbe 18th of last April the P. S. & N. R.
R. Co. bad an injunction served on the
Panther Run Railroad Co. to stop the
building of the new branch, as the P.
S. & N. Co. clairaod the road was being
built on a survey they had previously
made. Judge Reed heard the cose at
the May term of argumont court and
dismissed the bill and dissolved tbe in
junction. Tbe P. S. & N. Co. filed ex
ceptions In tbe case and it came up be
fore Judge Reed at argument court
last week. Tbe court again dismissed
the bill and dissolved the prelimi
nary injunction. If the P. S. &
N. Co. want to go any farther with the
oase they will have to take it to Su
preme Court.
See tbe new wash goods at MUllrenB.
School Directors' Convention,
The Jofforson County School Direct
ors' Association will convene In the
auditorium of the Reynoldsvllle publlo
school building at 1.30 p. m., Friday,
June 21, llHi.'l, closing at noon Saturday,
June 27, Km.",. ,
A recont act of tho Legislature says !
"ft shall be the duty of each school di
rector, In each of the districts of each
county, to attend each annual mooting
of school directors, called by the oounty
superintendent for the purpose of con
sidering aud discussing questions per
taining to school administration ; and
each school dlrootor attending such an
nual convention shall receive his nec
essary expenses, and mileage at the rate
of three conts per mile."
l'UIMIRA MME.
Devotional Exercises Rev. A.J. Meek
Minlc l.ariltV guartotte
1'erfcrtlnx organisation of the Jeffnrmin Co.
HvIhniI Directors' Association.
Aflilrro nf Welcome Hon. 8. It. Elliott
Hphiiim Wm. Valrmsn, Ksi.
President's Address Ilr .1. A. Newcome
I'liumHolo Mrs. A. .1. Meek
Address "Tho Rexponslhlllty of Hchool
lilicotorn" J. M. Merkcy
4 'It y Siipt.nf Hchnols, Johnstown, Pa.
Mulc Ladles' Quartette
"Whs! are the Most Pressing Needs of
Our Schools T" Ueoriie W. Hurler
W. II. Hmlth
Violin Held ...Will I.. fOrouso
"What nrn the Hc(iulrements. Mcneflts
mid Needs of a Township High HcIhhiI?
Hubert Humphreys, H. M. McCrelttht. Esq.
VEffimi session.
Arrangements for the evening session are
tint entirely complete, hut It will lie a most
InlerssiltiK sesnlon anil will he annouueod
next week.
BATIIIIIAT MOIININU TCSSION, 8.!) A. M.
Devotional Exercise Iter. A. II. McKay
V'ih'hI Solo Julia Kirk
"The Purchase and (tare of School Amiar-
alns and Supplies" H. T. North
l. K. Klnn
I'lnnn Solo Ilol In Arnold
"What HI Id he Considered In the Heleo-
llcin of Teachera? Dr. .1. (J. Iloolier
Wm. Hreakey
TromlHino Coin Hon. It. I. Wilson
Address liy Secretary of RnynnldsTllle
Mothors'Cluli Mrs. Maude Month
Addrexa "Korvntry" Hon. H. II. Elliott
Violin Hold Will L. Htrauss
All topics will tie open for general discus
sion. All frlendsof education are most cordially
Invited to attend these sessions.
J. W. ForRT )
8 I.. HTSWAnT, I
II. I. Wilson, J Commit lee.
11. K. Tatmir. I
J. A. Nswc'oms, l
Ingelo Club Visited Punxs'y.
The IngcloClub, of Roynoldsvlllo.com
poscd of young Indios, paid Punxsutaw
ney a visit Thursday, making tho trip on
a special car. Thoy arrived in this placo
about five o'clock and took suppor at
tho Hotel Pantall. After suppor they
visited the various places of interest,
many of them hiring rigs and driving
out Into tho country. Judging from
tho nolso they mado thoy wero having
a first rate time. Following uro the
names of the visitors: Mlssos Holon
Seeloy, Ella Sueloy, Grace Beck, Nelly
Armour, Edith Beck, Julia Kirk, Kate
Lydon, Inez Brown, Christine Brown,
Edna Lewis, Etta Shaffer, Coe ShafTor,
May Bowen, Maggie Stoke, Anna
Klahr, Lulu Black, Nellie Sutter,
Martha Sneddon, Frances Kirk, Golda
King, Sara Corbott, Lois Robinson,
Ethel Wlnslow, Blanche Thornton,
Nellie Dougherty, Verda Dougherty,
Edith Herpol, Suslo ScbulU, Altbea
Sutter, Efflo Clark, Edith Clark, Eliza
both Davis, Carollno Robinson, Erma
Robinson, Tao Farreil, Mary McDonald,
Olnvta Murray. Punxsutawnoy Ite
puhUc.un.. Qolng to California.
On Friday of this woek the following
persons will say farewell to Roynolds
vllle friends and start for California:
Miss Barbara Deemor goes to Acampo,
Cal., to remain an Indefinite leghth of
time, Earl Dompsey and Mlssos Tacy
Dempsey and Ida Showers go to Wat
sonvlllo, Cal., to stay one year at least,
and porhaps longer; Mrs. G. W. Demp
sey and family, Fred., Misses Bertba,
Delia and Edith, and five younger
members of the family, go to Watson
ville, Cal., their future. Mr. Dempsey
went to California last fall and he likes
that section of the country. Ho has a
young son who is troubled with asthma
and It Is hoped that the even climate of
the Pacific coast will bo a benefit to the
boy. The many frlendsof the Dompsey
family are sorry to see them move so
far away, but will wish thom happiness
and prosperity in their new home in
California
Time Has Expired Lookout I
There are some vory bad sidewalks
in Reynoldsvllle and tbe time notices
served on the property owners have ex
pired and now tbe town council propose
to build new sidewalks and repair tbe
old ones and charge tbe cost thereof to
the property owners. People who have
been notified to build sidewalks and re
pair their old ones and have not done
so need not be surprised to see tbe work
done any day now.
Arm Broken.
Henry Green wait, who was assisting
in loading lumber on the cars in P. R. R.
yard in West Roynoldsvllle, fell off a
wagon load of lumber one day last week
and broke bis right arm at elbow.
Drink Reynolds' soda. Always the
best.
Go to John H. Doubles, Bocond door
east of Imperial Hotdt, for fresh fruits
and vegetables.
Soe tbe new sblrt waists at Mllllrens.
Fresh oysters by tho quart, stew, etc.,
ull summer at the City Hotel restau
rant. Lace curtains at reduced price at
Mllllrens.
Copying and letters written from
dictation at ReynoldBvillo Business Col
lego office.
Douglass shoes at Mllllrens.
Bran, middlings and corn chops at
wholusale at Reynoldsvllle Mills. -
DEATH OF W. 8. REYNOLDS.
Was a Literary Man and an Artist Bur
led In Beulah Saturday.
Will Smith Reynolds, son of Thomas
and Julia Reynolds, deceased, who were
among the early settlors of Reynolds
vlllo, died at EastOrango, N-. J., a sub
uibof Now York City, Tuesday, Juno
2nd, 1 !H)3, from ch ronlo Brlgh t's disease.
Ho had been suffering from tho diseaso
almost a year, but was ablo to get
around and look after his business. Ho
was out on the strcot Monday ovonlng
and when his physician called to soo
him about 0.00 a. m. Tuesday ho found
Will In a partial sitting position tn bed
dead. Capt. T. C. Reynolds, who holds
a position at tho State Cnpltol In liar
rlsburg, wont to East Orangn for tho
body, arriving hero Friday morning.
Tho body was taken to tho homo of a
sister, Mrs. Fx'. D. Seoley, whore funer
al service was held at 2.00 p, m., Satur
day, conducted by Rev. Dr. A. J. Meek,
pastor of tho Baptist church. Inter
ment was mado In tho family lot In
Boulah cemetery.
Tho pall-bearcrs won-: F. J. Black,
H. Alex Stoke, John C. Consor, J. C.
Ferris, .las. A. McC'rolght and Jas. K.
Johnston.
Will S. Reynolds was born in Royn
oldsvllle April 7, 1853, making him 50
years old last April. Ho attended tho
publlo schools of Keynnldsvlllo until ho
became a young man, then ho attended
Eastman Business Col logo at Pough
koepslo, N. Y. , Will was naturally
bright and witty and a course In tho
above collogo gave him a good start to
become a brilliant man in literary work.
The Roynoldsvillo Ili.rnhl was started
In 1874 and Will was editor of that
paper two years. For a year ho wns
editor of Fitltl ami Strritm, a monthly
magazine published In Now York, re
signing tho editorship of tliut magazine
two years ago. Ho had considerable
talent as an artist and besides literary
work he spont some tlmo in painting,
mostly portraits. In late years ho de
voted most of his timo to tho latter
work. He bad a studio at East Orange
and had gained quite a reputation as an
artist on account of tho flno work he
could do. With bis fine physique, dig
nified appenranco, literary ability and
Bkill as an artist, ho was woll equipped
to mako a success in life.
Deceased Is survived by two brothers
and two sisters, Capt. T. C. Reynolds,
Mrs. Ed. Seeloy, Tom Roynolds, of this
placo, and Mrs. Mrs. MargarotGorslino,
of Randolph, N. Y.
Died in DuBois.
William Brody, brother of Mrs. G.
Bohren, of Reynoldsvllle, died at his
home In DuBois at 11.45 p. m., Juno 4,
l!Hj;i. Tho iiohron family attended the
funeral, which was hold in tho Dubois
Cathollo church at 11.00 a. m. Monday.
From tho DuBois Express we clipped
the following briof history of tho de
ceased :
"Mr. Brody was born at Brookvllle,
May 4th, lHtlil. Came to DuBois with
bis brother-in-law, (. Bohren, when he
was a lad of about 14 years ; ho learned
the bakor's trade with Mr. Bohren and
was married on Juno 24, 18!K), to Miss
Maggie Hannagan. This union was
blessed with six children, five Bons and
one daughter, tho eldest eleven yours,
and tho youngest six months old.
About the tlmo of Mr. Brody's mar
riage he bought out tho bakery busi
ness of Gottlieb Bohren, now of Reyn
oldsvllle, and later bought the site now
occupied by a commodious brick build
ing. Ho was an upright, honest clti.en,
always falling In line with the leading
business men in the furtherance of the
bost interest of DuBois.
His last illness dates from the first of
the present year, he had not been in his
store sinco February. Besides bis wifo
and children, be leaves a sister, Mrs.
G. Bohren, of Roynoldsvillo, and a
brother, L. C. Brody of Driftwood. Ho
carried a life Insurance of $2,000, pay
able to his wife.
Tbe deceased was a consistent mem
ber of tbe Roman Cathollo church, a
member of the Retail Merchants Asso
ciation, a charter member of the Du
Bois lodge of Elks."
Annual Examination.
The annual examinations for tho
teachers of Jefferson county will be
held as follows ! Thursday. Juno 18,
Richardsvllle ; Friday, June 19, Knox
dalo ; Saturday, Juno 20, Summervllle;
Monday, June 22, Worthville : Tues
day, June 2.'t, Perrysvllle ; Wed net day,
June 24, Punxsutawney ; Thursday,
June 2.'), Cool Spring ; Monday, June
29, Brockwayvlllo : Tuesday, July 14,
Rockdale Mills ; Wodneaday, July 15,
Reynoldsvllle : Thursday, July 10,
Frostburg ; Friday, July 17, Corsica ;
Saturday. July 18, Sigel ; Monday,
July 20, Brookvllle. Special examina
tion, Saturday, August 21), Brookville.
Examinations will begin at 8.00 o'clock
a. m. No certificates will bo issued bo
fore July 23.
Reed B. Tejtrick, County Supt.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed lotters remaining
In post office at Reynoldsvllle, Pa., for
the week ending June t), 1!)03 :
P. A. Smith, Albert G. Murphy,
Thos. Bud.
Foreign Giovanni Vltalo.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. C. BURN9, P. M.
Mules for sale ; $.15.00 a mule : aUo
wagon and harness. Fred Biggie, Reyn
oldsvllle. Al. Steele's mammoth pavilion Undo
Tom's Cabin show.
Drink Reynolds' soda. Always tho
best.
White and fancy duck skirts at Mll
llrens. Good buggies and wagons for salo
cheap at J. A. Meyers' harness shop.
Soe the flannel trousers at Mllllrens.
Clam and turtle soup and other good
eatables at the City Hotel restaurant.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AJVD FRO.
Morrill Smith Is visiting In Brook
vllle. Jerry Hockmrfh Is in Pittsburg this
woek.
John n. Corbott Is in CloarOeld
to-day.
Ell Boyer, of DuBois, waa in town
Saturday.
Mrs. A. 7,. Snydor spent Sunday In
Brookvillo.
Mrs. Walter R. Hoed Is visiting in
Punxsutawnoy.
Councilman Henry C. Deiblc is In
Warren this week.
Mrs. C. Bird Clark, of Brookvllle, Is
visiting in town.
Miss Edna Baum visited In DuBois
and Falls Crook last weok.
Miss Eva Marsh, of New Bethlehem,
Is visiting at J. II. Corbott's.
Walter C. and Sherman C. Henry
wero In Punxsutownoy Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Lott, of Troutvlllo, is
visiting her parents at this place.
Miss Lotta Kolley, of Brookvillo, Is
tho guest of Miss Bertha Copping.
Mrs. Mary Flllhart and daughter,
Miss Dora, are visiting at Rockton.
Al. Mayhuw and Polor Taafo movod
to Ferris, Butler county, this week.
Mrs. W. C. Henry and children are
visiting in Punxsutawney this weok.
i Miss Carrie Carrier, of Summervllle,
spent Sunday with friends In this place.
Mrs. C. W. HolTman wont to Pitts
burg Saturday to remain sovcral wcoks.
Ernest Boggort and wifo, of John
souburg, aro'visltors al E. D. Sotiey's.
Miss Myrtlo Mitchell, of Punxsutaw
ney, is a visitor at home of S. S. Robin
son.
Miss Margaret Dunsmore. of Phlllps
burg, Is tho guest of Mrs, T. C. McEn'
teor.
Miss Olga Henry, of Punxsutawney,
visited In Keynoldsville the first of this
weok.
Rev. J. E. Dean will attend tho dedi
cation of tho Ridgway Baptist church
Sunday.
C. J. Rhea, of Oil City, visited his
daughter, Mrs. L. M. Simmons, in this
place Sunday.
Miss Fay Verstinu, of Brookvillo,
was the guest of Miss Mary McClure
over Suniluy.
MissJennlo Dally, of Penflold, visit
ed her sitter, Mrs. G. M. McDonald,
tho past week.
Mrs. Joseph B. Mitchell, of Brock
wayvlllo, Is visiting her parents on
Jackson street.
Mrs. P. A. Hardrnan has returned
from a visit at Deposit and othor places
In Now York State.
Mrs. M. J. Harrlgan, of Philadelphia,
Is the guest of Mrs. Sam'l Brillhartln
West Roynoldsvllle.
Miss Duse Clayson, of Kano. was the
guest of Mrs. II. B. Clayson in this
placo a day la.it week.
Charles R. Stitt and wife, or Alle
gheny City, visited In Reynoldsvllle a
couple of days last week.
Mrs. Mary Wlnslow, of Boonezctto,
spent Sunday with her brother, J. K.
Johnston, in this place.
B. W. Yohe, of Desire, stopped in
Rcynoldsvillo a couple of hours yester
day on his way to DuBois.
Misses Hazel Boyle and Ella Zeltler,
of Punxsutawney, were guests of Miss
Lena Herpel over Sunday.
Roy A. Coxson, an employe of tbe
Punxsutawney Sews, called at THE
Star ofilce Monday evening.
Miss Agnes Booker, of Barnesbnro, Is
visiting hor grandmother, Mrs. Thom
as Gricks on Railroad street.
Mrs. Martin Feonoy, of California,
Pa., is visiting her mother, Mrs. P. J.
Ward, In West ReynoldBvillo.
G. W. Robinson, of Tionesta, Ta.,
visited bis brother and sister, S. S. and
Miss Lib Robinson, this week.
Frank Smith, who has been at Frank
lin, Pa., several months, roturned to
his bomo In this place Monday.
Mrs. Thomas D. Hoon, Mrs. J. M.
Cathers and Mrs. Holland Clawson are
visiting friends In DuBois to-day.
Mrs. E. J. Cutrlght, of Sago, West
Va., visited her niece, Mrs. Thomas N.
XelT, in this place the past week.
Mrs. John Crawley and son, James,
spent Sunday with Rev. Ed. M. and
Miss Mollio DrUcollat New Bethlehem.
Mrs. E. C. Burns and daughter, Miss
Hallle, are visiting the former's sister,
Mrs. John D. Lowther, at Rimersburg.
Rev. J. Booth went to Ridgway last
Saturday and will remain for the dedi
cation of the Baptist church next Sun
day. Mrs. Darl McNutt and twins, of New
Bethlehem, are visiting tho former's
mother, Mrs. Ellen Plyler, on Grant
street.
Mrs. Thomas Black returned Satur
day from a three weeks' visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Dunsmore, at Phil
ipsburg. Mrs. Cora Mitchell and daughter,
Mis Lucile, left here Monday on a trip
to Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and New
York City.
T. W. Ballenger, press representative
of Gentry Bros. Famous Shows, was a
pleasant caller at The Star office
Thursday.
I. F. Dempsey and wife, of Hawthorn,
Bpent Sunday with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dompsey, In West
Roynoldsvillo.
Congressman W. O. Smith, editor of
the Punxsutawney .SpiWf, attended the
funeral of his cousin, W. S. Reynolds,
In this place Saturday.
On account of the serious illness of
Mrs. J. A. Meyers her brother, sister,
son aud daughter, were called to Reyn
oldsvllle, J. T. Moore, of Corsica, Mrs.
W. J. Sxor, of Parker, H. B. Meyers,
of Pittsburg, and Mrs. E. E. Smith, of
Patton Station.
VIncint Reynolds, druggist of Johns )
town, Pa., visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. T. Reynolds, in this place over l
Sunday.
Mrs. Solomon Phlllippl, of Sykos
vlllo, left here this morning on an ex
tended visit In Erie county, Pa., and
New York Stato.
John Ward, jr., student In the Bliss
Eloctrlcal School at Washington, D. C,
Is visiting in this placo. His parents
now rosido al Parker, I'a.
W. C. Elliott, odltor of Volunteer,
and family loft here Monday on a trip
to Philadelphia, Pa., Atlantic City,
N. J , and Washington, D. C.
Mrs. H. B. Clayson wont to Kane Fri
day to remain several weeks. It is
likely Mr. Clayson will move to Kano,
as he holds a position near that place.
Mrs. Margaret Gorsllne, of Randolph,
N. Y., and Mrs. Morrill Komhaugh, of
Bradford, arrived here Saturday morn
ing to attend tho funeral of W. S. Reyn
olds. ,
Fred Wheeler, student in the Blair
Presbyterian Academy at Blairstown,
N. J., came to bis home in this place
Saturday evening for the summer va
cation. Mlssos Edith Bock and Amy Reno,
students in Womon's Collogo of Balti
more, Maryland, came to their homes
In this placo last week for summer
vacation.
Miss Margaret Myers, who Is a teach
er In tho Marlon Femalo College at
Marlon, West Va., visited hor father,
Rev. J. II. Myers, in this place the
past week.
Mrs. A. P. Utter, of Mai.lstoo, Mich.,
who visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Ross, at Ross House eight weeks,
loft hero Saturday for her home In tbe
"Lako Stato."
Will C. Smith and Clement Flynn,
students In Dickinson Law School at
Carlislo, I'a., came home Friday even
ing for summer vacation. Fred Smith,
student In same school, will come home
this weok.
Miss Anna Mary Kunes loft here last
Saturday morning on a ploasure trip
and visit in Centre county and Phila
delphia, I'a., Washington, D. C, and
Emporia, Va. She will spend the sum
mer at the latter place.
James W. Stevenson, deputy comp
troller of Now York City, has been
visiting his father-in-law, M. M. Davis,
Esq., in this place, and his father,
Henry Stevenson, near Sandy Valley,
since Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dunsmore, of
Phllipsburg, came to Roynoldsvllle
Saturday. Mr. Dunsmore returned to
Phllipsburg Monday, but Mrs. Duns
more and baby will remain with her
parents a couplo of weeks.
Harry Herpel, who was a student in
Cornell University at Ithaca, N. Y.,
but was forced to miss school tbe past
year on account of having had a hard
tussle with typhoid fever, was at Ithaca
the past woes: shaking hands with his
old classmates.
Grant Rhoads. of Mazomanla Tribe
No. 341, Improved Order Red Men of
Reynoldsvllle, and William Vaughn, of
Sitting Bull Tribe No. 414, of Eloanora,
are in Eaaton, Pa., this woek attending
the Gieat Council as delegates from
their respective Tribes.
Ethan E. Stewart, tbe marble dealer,
has sold bis brick residence on Grant
street to G. T. Woodford, the pop man,
has also disposed of his household goods,
and this afternoon Mr. Stewart and
family start to Seattle, Wash., where
they will reside. Mr. Stewart spent
several years in Washington and he
likes that section of the country better
than he does Pennsylvania. Success to
you Mr. Stewart in your new home.
A Memorable Day.
Memorial Day in Beech woods as cele
brated last Saturday in honor of the
Nation's dead, marked an important
epoch in the history of that renowned
and memorable place, and it was an
occasion that will long be remembered
by over 2,000 people who were in at
tendance. Beecbwoods was a point of
especial Interest that day, as it always
Is on the 30th of May, and people from
all sections participated in the celebra
tion. An important feature of the day's
program was tho march of the large
procession, followed by over 100 car
riages and conveyances, to tbe cemetery
where impressive services were held
and graves decorated. Brief addresses
were made by Rev. Joel Smith, of
Boechtree, Hon S. B. Elliott, of Reyn
oldsville, and Dr. J. W. McKnight, of
Brookvillo, after which the procession
moved back to the grove, where dinner
was served, each family and friends
forming happy groups and furnishing
an unique picture.
The afternoon program was interest
ing throughout, being interspersed
with muslo ana patriotic speeches. F.
B. Harvey was chairman of the day.
After some good music Rev. George
H. Hill, offered a beautiful petition to
the God of ail, Capt. L. M. Truxal, of
DuBois, followed with an address which
warmed the hearts of all present to a
degree of patrlotio excitement. He
cited the war days and the progress of
the country and gave a glowing tribute
to the memory of the comrades in whose
honor tho day Is observed. Space will
not permit our giving a detailed de
scription of the addresses made.
Prof. J. G. Dailey, of Fredonla. JT. Y.,
was present and rendered a beautiful
boss solo entitled, "Pin the Old Flag to
My Bosom Once More," which was the
subject of much praise and favorable
comment.
Dr. J. W. McKnight, of Brookvllle.
followed with an excellent address, and
Hon. S. B. Elliott, of Reyuoldsville,
honored the assembly with a brief but
forcible speech on patriotism and good
citizenship, also in glowing terms call
ed to memory the days of war and un
pleasantness, and the glory of peace, re
union and prosperity that prevails to
day. The Washington Township Memorial
Association bold a business session at
four o'clock. This year's celebration
was undoubtedly attended, with more
Interest than anv previous occasion in
the history of the Hooch woods. Brock-
way vine iitcoTM. . .