The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-18

DtluR Siths
Alfred A. Farland. OF New York city,
the greatest banjo performer in the
world, in the opera house In the near
future. Watch for date.
William Hellberg, OF Rathmel, and
| Tilda Tangren, OF Prescottville, were
married by Squire +. Neif, at his Office
in this place, Monday evening.
The program committe OF the Clarion
District conference of the M. f. church,
to be held at Port Barnet next month,
met at Port Barnet yesterday and made
up the progam for conference.
Anna Kovich, of Big Soldier. had An
for assault and battery. The case was
settled Monday by Walla paying the
plaintiff $500 and paying costs of prose-
cutiOn.
Ten weeks yet remain Of the fall term
at the Clarion State Normal School.
Most of the farm work is finished
throughout the country and some of the
young people are preparing to attend
the Normal.
For Sale-One OF the best farms of
100 acres in McCalmont township, with
fruit trees, never failing springs of wa
ter, will be sold for one-half real value.
Inquire of Smith M. McCreight, Reyn-
oldsvllle, Pa,
Owing to liberal patronage and re-
quest from many people who have not
had time to see her, Mrs. Smith, the
medium and fortune teller, will remain
at Mrs. Copping's unil one week from
Saturday, the 2sth inst.
Mrs. William Stewart died at her
home at Eeanora Thursday last. Her
remains were shipped from this place
to New Bethlehem Friday and buried
at that place Saturday forenoon. Mrs.
Stewart was 81 years old.
James Delaney and Jarvis Williams
have moved their barbershop, or rather
have opened new barbershop in tho
basement OF Hotel Imperial. They sold
their old outfit and now have, without
doubt, one Of the finest shops to be
found in jefferson county.
Alvin d. Siple, who has had stomach
trouble several years and has consulted
twenty-seven doctors about his trouble.
went to Philadelphia Monday night to
be treated in the Jefferson Medical Hos
pital. II is to be hoped that Alvin will
be greatly benefited at the hospital
Captain John NJ. Brinker and wife, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mellinger day last week
Mr.. Brinker, who was captain of the
Seventy-eighth Regiment, Pennsylva-
MIA Volunteers, was at PunXsutawney
Thursday attending the reunion Of that
regiment.
A pleasant little wedding party as
sembled in the parlor Of Hotel Bel
nap last Thursday afternoon, October
18th. The contracting parties were
Frank Yates, OF Eleanora, and N,iss
Myrtle Yohe, OF Paradise. They were
united in matrimony by Rev. A. f.
Hooper, of this place.
Mrs. Mary A. Gayhart, of Hot
Springs, South Dakota, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
ID. Beer, in West Reynoldsville, since
the middle OF June, started for her
home the first Of this week. Miss Cora
Beer, youngest sister OF Mrs. Gayhart,
accompanied her to Dakota where she
expects to remain year.
Math Mohney, of Reynoldsville, Dem
ocratic nominee for sheriff, was in town
this week calling on friends and looking
after his political interests. Mr..
Mohney is man of exceptional ability
and his qualification for filling the Of
flee he seeks is highly commendable.
He is honest and upright and II elected
will make a good sheriff.-Brockway-
vile Record.
At the reunion OF the Seventy-eighth
regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers,
held at Punxsutawney last Thursday,
the following officers were elected
President, r. p. Scott, OF Butler; vice.
presidents, Captain John M. Brinker, OF
Buffalo, N. Y, H. v. Ashburg, Of
Leechburg, Pa, and Captain G. B. Gil
lesspie, OF Freeport, Pa; secretary
William A. Lowery, of Butler. The
old veterans had a delightful day fol
the reunion. The next reunion will be
held at Kittanning
Up at Kane the school board is going
to take action in regard to so many
young boys of the town being on the
streets after nine o'clock at night. The
Republican says the school board will
ask the borough council to pass cur
few ordinance which will require all