The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-11-28

Rev. and Mrs. j. Booth, VINO cele-
brated their golden wedding on 10th
inst, were presented with Sl25.0O in
gold and silver, besides other presents
valued at from sl5 90 to $1,000.
1t is claimed that Reynoldsville
man got money from a Dubois man by
false pretense and at hearing before a
Dubois justice of the peace yesterday
was required to give $4,000 bail for his
appearance at court.
Major Beale, congressman-elect from
this district, has appointed Corporal
r. B. Mckee, editor Of the Freeport
Journal, his confidential secretary at
Washington, d. G., and Corporal has
accepted the position.
On account of Thanksgiving the
pupils of the public schools in this
borough will be given vacation on
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
After to-day there will not be school
until Monday of next week.
Rev. DR.. A. ]. Meek, of Reynoldsville,
and Rev. s. Hankins, Of Dubois, were
at Brockwayville Monday afternoon
making arrangements for series OF
meetings which they will hold at that
pace every night next week, beginning
Monday night
Mrs. w. L. Fisher, who goes to
Indiana, Pa, this week, where Mr..
Fisher is now employed, was given a
farewell reception at the Baptist
parsonage last night by some of the
ladies of the church, as small express
sion of the high esteem which they
have for her.
While attempting to thaw out some
dynamite near bon fire Friday morn
ing near Brockwayville, one man was
instantly killed and another had his
left hand blown off. James Nc
Laughlin was the name of man killed
and William Sherman was name of man
injured.
J. H. Hughes, member of Hughes &
Fleming, undertakers, who was at Obi
six months looking after some lumber
interests for the firm aud at same time
getting needed exercise in the woods
for benefit of his health, has finished
his work at Obi until next spring and
has returned to this place,
W. E. and |. G. Stormer are now
proprietors OF the meat market near
postOfiice. 1t will be conducted under
the firm name Of Stormer Bros. W. E.
Stormer, proprietor of the Star grocery
store, will continue to conducted the
grocery store and l. G. Stormer will
have charge of the meat market.
The Pittsburg Industrial Iron Works
has brought suit against the Reynolds.
vile Trust Company for 81 200 damage
because the Trust Company refused to
take $6,000.00 OF the formers bonds,
which it is claimed that the Trust Co.
had agreed to take. The case is now
being heard in the county court. II
was taken up yesterday afternoon.
The explosion OF large boiler at the
power house of the Central Pennsyl
yania Light and Power Company plant
at Clearfeld Sunday morning destroyed
the power house and the George W
Smith Touring mill and doing Other
damage, causing loss OF 100000
Nine state police are on duty at night ii
Clearfield while that town is In dark
ness on account of the electric ligh
plant being destroyed,
Mrs. f. o. Sutter entertained 1
number Of ladies at her home on Gran
street last Friday afternoon. One o
the amusements of the afternoon wa
for each lady to make little pig out o
kindergarten clay and the one wht
fashioned the most perfect looking pis
was to be given prize. Mrs. DR.. Johi
H. Murray proved to be the mos
skillfu and she was awarded the prize
Fine refreshments were served.
BY legal notice published in thi
issue of THE STAR 1t will be seen that
meeting Of the stockholders of th
Pittsburg Industrial Iron Works will b.
held in the Office OF the company il
Reynoldsville on Thursday, Januar,
"a, 1907, for the purpose Of increasing
the Indebtedness of the company from
$4,000 to s105,00O to purchase tn
property of the Kestone Boiler an,
Raditor Company OF Huntingdon, Pa.
The company that will present "Nev
York Day by Day" at the Park Theatr
on Dec. 4th is identicslly the same ant
with the same equipment Of scenery an,
electrical effects that is seen in all tn
large cities. The production is al
expensive one and all that Is require,