The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-11-01

Bresluent WllilHin MCKINNEY mas iS-
sued Thanksgiving proclamation,
making Thursday, November 30th, the
day to be observed for special thanks
ing.
Il. G. Hall, the Brookvillc pho
tographcr, brother Of our townsman,
G. II. Hall, slipped and fell as he stepped
out Of his home early Monday morning
and broke his left leg, below hip.
The fourth annual Bible School Con.
vention Of the Clearfeld Baptist Asso-
citation will DO held at Jefferson Line on
Thursday, December 7th. AS usual q
good program has been prepared.
James Nelson. of Prcscottville, and
Miss Laura Brennan. Of this place, were
married In the Catholic church at seven
o'clock yesterday morning. Father
Driscoll performed the ceremony.
The Corner Grocery" was played to
a good audience at the opera House last
Wednesday evening. II was advertised
as an aggregation OF funmakers and
those who attended were not dsap-
pointed.
Misses Lizzie and Kate Delaney gave
II large party In tho Nolan block last
night. An elegant supper was served
In the hall. The Davidson orchestra
furnished music. Those who were pres
ont had a delightful time.
The rain Saturday night extinguished
the forest fires that had been raging In
this section for week or more. In
various sections It was only by hard
work that the fires were kept from
burning farm houses and barns.
!. X. Johnston. the shoe man. desires
to thank the public for their very lib
eral patronage in the past and requests
its continuance In the name of the firm
Johnston & Nolan, who embark in busi-
ness this lst day OF November, 1899.
The census Of 1900 will be taken next
June. This will give pleasant employ
ment and good wages to a large num-
Dor Of persons in the different borOughs
and townships Of the county. Appli-
cants for enumerators should make
their applications Immediately to the
proper Official
This is positively the last week OF
Mrs. Smiths stay at this place. Over
one hundred people. including profess
sional and business men, have consulted
her and all have word of praise for
her wonderful gift. Saturday is her
last day. She will give sittings till III
p. m. OF that date.
John A. Welsh, John marks" Con-
ser, Thomas Green, John O'Hare, James
Hughes and George Hughes. six MIN
rods Of this place, drove up into the
Beechwoods yesterday to spend day
or two hunting. They will stop at
Robert F. Morrisons. To-day they are
to have a big feast at noon.
The A. V. R'y Company will run a
cheap excursion to Pittsburg next Sun
day, November 5th. Tho train will
leave here at 6.5S a. IN. Fare for the
round trip sl.50, good to return on the
egular Sunday train that leaves Pitts
burg at 3. .l5 p. m, or on the special that
leaves Pittsburg at 100 p. m.
Miss Leslie Hawthorne, daughter OF
Hamilton Hawthorne OF Emerickville,
was united in marriage to Nathaniel
Stahlman, of Cool Spring, last Tuesday
at Brookville, Justice Albert Baur per.
forming the ceremony. The couple
went Immediately to Cool Spring, where
they will make there future home.
Mrs. Jennie Trunzo, the Italian wo-
man who was arrested several months
ago for killing an Italian man at Anita
became the mother OF a girl baby a,
the Jail hospital at Brookville Sunday
Mrs. Trunzo will be tried for murder al
the coming term OF court, and II hei
story is proven, she will be cleared.
H. Eugene Phillips and AL. f. Harri,
have dates for "Old Hick'ry Farm" a,
Sheffield and "Uncle Joel" at Mt. Jew
EFT, with home talent at each place
Harris went to Sheffield last week anG
Phillips went to Mt. Jewett Monday Il
! get the home talent in training for the
/ entertainments. Phillips and Harris
are all right.
, Mrs. Mary Smith, mother of Mrs. II
w. Herpel, of this place, died at hel
home at Kellersburg, Pa, Sunday
Mrs Smith, who was rs years old, hat
been in Ill health for some time. Mrs
Herpel was at her mothers bedsid,
when she died. H. w. Herpel went II
Kellersburg Monday to attend the fu
l neral, which took place yesterday.
Alex Riston and Miss Agnes Rstol
, were called to BraddOck the latter par