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You who wantj to
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fl little oi EverutUlng.
Merry Christmas to all.
Monday was the shortest day of the
year.
Mahaffey had a J20.000 fire Saturday
evening, ...
Argument court was held In Brook
vllle this week.
Time to begin to commence fram
ing New Year resolutions.
This Is last week of vacation and the
public schools open next Monday.
Five -per cent will be added to all
taxes not paid on or before December
3lst,1908.
The coasting on Grant Btreet was fine
and somewhat dangerous several days
the past-week.
Beam house at tannery was idle
several days last week on account of
not having hides.'
Dr. A. J. Meek will preach a New
Year's sermon In the 'Baptist church
next Sunday evening.
The Fltzpatrtck glass plant is being
overhauled for the resumption of work
about the first of March.
M. C. Yobe was accidentally hit In
left eye with a small piece of brick and
has lost sight of the eye.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
a publio Installation of officers the first
Thursday evening of January.
Pupils of the parochial school. are
now having two weeks' vacation. School
will open again on January 4th.
James Pontefract has opened a dye
ing and cleaning shop near the P. R. R.
freight depot, West Reynoldsville.
... Mrs. Alex His ton, who has been In
Erie most of the time during the past
six months, returned home Friday even
ing. At the regular monthly meeting of
the Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association Monday evening 13,200 was
sold. 1
Howard Higglbs slipped and fell a
couple of days ago and fractured a bone
in left wrist and now carries his arm in
asllng.
The rain freezing on the trees last
Thursday evening did considerable
damage to some of the orchards in this
section.
Ex-Constable P. J. Ward has been
limping for ten days with a very sore
kDee, which he received by making a
misstep. -
When you buy from your home mer
chants you are helping the town and
thereby sharing in the profits of your
own purobase.
Mrs. Ella Watson, who has been
in the Grube Hospital in Punxsu
tawney six weeks, expects to return
home to-morrow.
Invitations are. out for a leap year
ball to be given in L O. O. F. hall
Thursday evening December 31st. The
last leap year ball until 1912.
David L. Brumbaugh, of Wlnslow
township, has a Jersey cow that will
not be six years old until next March
that has been the mother of six calve.
Clarence M. Leard fractured two
bones on back of his right hand one day
last week by accidentally falling off a
P. R. R. engine and now carries his
hand la a sun . "' '
ANOTHER ARM CHAIR VACANT.
Mrs. Jeannett Connell Died at Home of
Her Daughter, Mrs A. P. King,
8unday Morning.
At 4 50 a. m. Sunday, December 20,
1908, Mrs. Jeannett Connell peacefully
departed this life at home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. P. King, on Grant
street. She was conscious up to the
last moments, realized that the time
of her departure was at hand, but death
had no terrors for her. She had been
making preparations for the Eternal
Life for years and was ready and willing
to go. With her It was ttmply falling
asleep In this world to awaken In the
Heavenly Land. The last few years
of her life Mrs. Connell was a great
bible student. She devoted most of
her time in reading it she read noth
ing else and although she had read
the bible through a number of times,
yet she found new joy and consolation
in the book continuously.
Mrs. Connell was born in Glasgow,
Scotland, January 4, 1828, and was 79
years, II months and 20 days old at time
of death. Her maiden name was Jean
nett McMullen. While yet in her
teens she was united In marriage to
William Connell, who died 19 years
ago. She was in comparatively good
health, for a woman of almost four
so ire years, until four weeks ago last
Suurday when she accidentally broke
bur left hip, which was such a shock
to her system that she began falling
and grew worse until her demise. She
had been a member of the Baptist
church for a number of years. ,
Funeral service was held at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. King at 7.30
p. m. Monday, conducted by Rev. A.
D. McKay, and the body was taken
from here on the 6.35 a. m. train over
the P. K. R. yesterday to Lock Haven
for Interment beside husband of Mrs.
Connell.
Deceased is survived by six daugh
ters, Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Hayworden,
Iowa, Mrs. X. B. Ringler, of Sisters
vllle, W. Va., Mrs. J. F. Seltzer, of
Lock Hayen, Mrs. A. P. King, of Reyn
oldsville, Mrs. W. J. McAndrews, of
Turtle Creek, Pa., Mrs. W. N. Hop
kins, of Wllme'rdlng, Pa. Four of the
daughters were here to attend the
funeral, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hopkins
oeing unable to get here.
Junior B. Y. P. U. will hold a social
and receive a small treat at the Baptist
parsonage at 2.00 p. m. to-morrow,
Thursday.
George W. Sykes, of the Sykes
Woolen Mill Co., is the latest victim
of "automobilitls" in Reynoldsville.
His new car, la Buick, appeared on the
streets Monday.
Rev. John F. Black's theme at the
Methodist church next; Sunday morn
ing will be "Success Assured," und in
the evening "The New Year." Special
music In the evening.
The teachers' county Institute held
in Brookville last week was largely
attended and was a very Interesting
Institute. Good talent was provided
for day sessions and good entertainers
for evening.
The Reynoldsville Woolen Company
has employed a new designer, J. B.
Schofield, and a new dyer, H. L. Web
ster, and it is the Intention of this com
pany to start the mill In the near future
on fine goods.
Valiant Lodge No. 461, Knights of
Pythias, elected the following officers;
C: C, W. E. Stormer; V. C, A. H.
Fleming; Prelate, George White; M.
of W., Joseph Shaffer; M. if A., A. M.
Smith; I. G., John H. Wagner; 6. G.,
K. C. Schuckers
H G. Castner died Thursday, Decem
ber 17, 1308, and was buried In the Bap
tist cemetery Sunday afternoon. Rev.
John F. Black conducted the funeral
service. Mrs. Castner Is very thankful
for kindness shown her and family after
death of Mr. Castner.
Wayde Breakey, of Rose township,
killed a porker on Saturday w-blch was
a top-notcber for weight, age con
sidered. The bog was 256 days old and
swung the scales, wben dressed, at 328
pounds. Let us bear from'tbose who
have this record beaten. Brookville
Republican.
Mrs. Susannah Cochran, relict of
Matt Cochran, made a quilt several
years ago with 2,808 pieces in it, which
was considered quite a piece of handi
work, but she has just finished another
quilt that contains over two hundred
more pieces than were In the first quilt.
This one has 3,042 pieces In It, all sewed
by hand.
To-night the State College team and
the Athletics of Reynoldsville will play
a game of basket ball in the Evans
skating rink at this place. It la ex
pected that this will be a hotly con
tested game. Fred McEntlre, one of
our town boys who Is a student in State
College, formerly a player with the
Athletic team, will play with State
College team to-night.
A Reynoldsville checker and chess
club was organized on the evening of
Deo. 2L The officers elected were as
follows: J. Van Reed, Pres.; John
Ross, Sea., and "Jimmie" Campbell,
Treas. The next meeting will be held
In Mr. Campbell's shoe shop on Monday
evening, Deoember 28th. A cordial in
vitation Is extended to all persons tn
tcested In tbs jjamss ta p.-cscnt.
ELECTROCUTED IN MINE.
Pascuale Brocole Came in Contact With
Motor Wire in Bykesville Mine.
Pasouale Brocole, a miner, was elec
trocuted In the J. &C.C.& I. Co. mine
at Sykesville last Saturday by striking
his head against an electrio motor wire.
There is a gangway for the men to get
in and out of the mine, but some of
them travel the motor road, which is
very dangerous on account of the
eleotrlo wire that runs the motor being
low. The men have been repeatedly
warned not to travel the motor road on
account of the danger of touching the
electrio wire, but they occasionally run
the risk, and that is how Brocole lost
his life.
Give An Apple or Potato.
Thursday evening the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will hold a
Christmas-entertainment and a treat in
the church and all who attend, young
or old, are requested to carry with
them an apple or potato or Christmas
toy for poor children of town. Of coin se
one apple or one potato is not the limit.
Boys and girls desiring so to do can
take one, two or three apples or pota
toes, or a bushel of each if they want to.
Going to Florida.
J. J. Long, who had been In the
mercantile business in Reynoldsville
almost three years, has closed out his
stock of goods at auction and will move
to Jacksonville, Florida, soon after the
first of next month. For benefit of her
health Mrs. Long has been spending
the winters in Florida and that is one
reason Mr. Long has decided to move to
the southland. During their residence
in Reynoldsville Mr. Long and family
have made numerous . friends here
who are sorry to see them move away.
Bought New Stock.
W. Harry Moore, groceryman, whose
Store was destroyed by fire on night
of December 5, has decided not to move
away from Reynoldsville, which be first
talked of doing. Mr. Moore was in
New York City last week buying an
entire new stock of groceries. He will
occupy one of the store rooms In Cen
tennial Hall until be can have a brick
building erected on site of his old store
room. Mr. Moore has a large circle
of friends in Reynoldsville who are
glad that he has concluded to continue
in business in our town.
'Phones Out of Commission.
Last Friday the Summerville and
Bell telephone lines in this section
were out of commission and people who
have become accustomed to talking"
over the phones appreciated the fact
Friday that the telephone Is a very
convenient thing to have in office, Btore
or residence. The rain freezing on the
wires Thursday evening was the cause
of the talking machines being out of
working order Friday. . The Summer
ville wires dropped down on the trolley
wireB Bnd were electrocuted burned
out on the fuse rack In the central
office at this place. The operator who
was on duty In the office here when the
telephone wires fell on the "live wires
had a Fourth of July celebration for
a few seconds all to herself.
Students Home for Vacation.
The following students are home
from colleges and universities for the
holiday vacation: J. Edward Hard
man, College of Physicians and Surge
ons, Baltimore, Md., Leonard Harris,
Fred Herpel and Miss Maude Pratt,
Allegheny College, Meadvllle, Pa..
Daniel Fitzpatrick, St. Bonaventure
College, Allegany, N. Y.; Misses Ida
Williams and Amy Bollinger, Buck
nell University, Lewisburg, Penn'a.,
Fred McEntlre and Frank King,
State College, Pennsylvania; Bert
S. Hoffman, Eugene Murray and
Graydon Robinson, Dickinson Semin
ary, Carlisle, Pa., Craig King, Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Roy Eisenhuth, Philadelphia General
College, Philadelphia, Alex Gillespie,
Cornell University, Itbioa, N. Y., Karl
Kirk, Forestry College, Mount Alto,
Pa., Misses Olive Sykes and Joan
Mtlljren, Clarion State Normal, Miss
Margaret Phalen, St. Xavier's Acad
emy, Beatty, Pa., Miss Mary Robert
son, Central State Normal, . Lock
Haven, Pa.
Guaranteed Hosiery.
Six pairs guaranteed socks for 11.50
at Blng-Stoke Co.
Large assortment of ladles' handker
chiefs for the holidays at A. Kalzen's,
Special prices are offered in candles
for treats to churches and school com
mittees at Reynoldsville Candy Work.
Shirts of all kinds for Xmas at Mll
llrens. You will find the largest line of gen
tlemen's neckwear at Blng-Stoke Co.
Bargain In men's dress bats at A.
Katzen'i.
Overcoat at Mlllirens.
Xmas hanker-chiefs of all descrip
tions at Blng-Stoke Co.
Christmas cap at Mlllirens.
A travelling ease for your Mend who
travel. Many styles at Stoke & Feicht
Drug Co.'.
See the Xmas ' driving glove at
' iiaUi-LBa. .'
CHRISTMAS TREATS.
Sunday School Scholars Will Get Treats
Thursday Evening Night Before
Christmas.
Three of the Sunday schools will give
entertainments and Christmas treats
to-morrow nigh was follows:
Presbyterian At 7 30 Mr. and Mrr.
Santa Claus will gladden the hearts of
the pupils with a Christmas treat.
Methodist Episcopal At 7.30 enter
tainment and treat. Everybody request
ed to take a donation of an apple or po
tato for poor of town.
Baptist At 7.30 short program,
treat and eleotion of Sunday school of
ficers for 1909.
Friday evening, ChrUtmas night,
there will be preaching In the Trinity
Lutheran church by Rev. A. H. Bar
tholomew. Sunday school treat after
service.
Married in Brookville Monday.
Miss Maude J. Jennings, daughter of
Mrs. Isaac F. Miller, of this place, and
J. Clarence Stephenson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Stephenson, of West Reyn
oldsville, and nephew of ye editor, were
united in marriage at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage In Brookville by
Dr. H. G. Hall, at 10.00 a. m. Monday,
December 21, 1908. Clarence and bride
left Brookville on the 1.55 p. m. west
bound train on P. R. R. on a short wed
ding trip to Pittsburgh and several
other places. They expect to return to
Reynoldsville to spend Christmas.
Clarence is an extra engineer on the
P. R. R., with headquarters at Brae-
burn, Pa., at present and it is likely
they will reside there.
Fair During Holidays.,
Don't forget the fair to bp held by
the Altar Society of the Catholic
church in the Odd Fellows hall four
days dhring the holidays, December 25
and 26 and January 1 and 2. On the
25th and 20th a fine supper will be
served, commencing.' at 5.00 p.', m.
Saturday night, Dec. 20, there will be
a special entertainment for children.
On New Years a progressive eucnre.
This will be one of the most enjoyable
events that has ever been held in Reyn
oldsville. Something to please every
body. Music and singing each evening.
No admission.
Mystifying Durno.
Durno, the magician and illusionist,
gave an entertainment in Assembly
ball last night that was full of fun and
mystery. As a msgician, Illusionist
and ventriloquist Durno has few equals.
He Is certainly a first-ctafs fun pro
voker and succeeded in keeping the
large audience In a good humor for
two hours. Carl Harmannj the violin
ist, is a master of the violin.
Murder in DuBois Last Night.
Murder and perhaps suicide In Du
Bois last night. George Schrecongost
shot and killed his wife and then shot
himself. He is In the DuBois hospital
not expected to live. Schrecongost was
jealous of his wife.
Enlisted in Navy Yesterday.
Michael J. Ward-aud T L. Heemer,
two young men of Reynoldsville, en
listed In the U. S. Navy yesterday.
They will be stationed at Newport
News, R. I., for the present.
Roland Sykes was in Williamsport all
of last week taking instruction on how
to run an automobile. He will travel
over the country with his father, G.
W. Sykes, and manlpu'ate his new auto.
Mr, Sykes, who is salesman fur the
Sykes Woolen Mill Co , will travel in
auto next year.
Rey. A. H. Bartholomew will preach
In the Trinity Lutheran church at 10.45
a. m. and 7.30 p. m. next Sunday.
Preaching at Chestnut Grove Sunday
afternoon, . '
Rev. S. Wallace Mitchell, pastor of
the Sykesville Baptist church, baptised
twenty-nine persona last Monday eve
ning. Dr. A. J. Meek, of this place,
attended the service.
VBath robes and smoking jackets at
Blng-Stoke Co.
Red, green, brown, blue and black
spats for women. Price 50o at Adam's.
Children's colored felt slippers 35c
to 75c at Adam's.
Furs, Furs.
We have a beautiful line. Sold either
by the piece or set. Blng-Stoke Co.
Nut for everybody. Nooe quite so
nutty and sweet a you get from Robin
son A Mundorff.
If you want a bargain in men' or
boys' suits call at lhe People' Bargain
tore.
The only place to buy your home
made candy la the Reynoldsville Candy
Work.
Neck Novelties.
All the latest styles In neck novelties
at Blag-Stoke Co.
Hunter & Mllllren meat market will
be closed all day Christmas.
Our mission is to give you the finest
and purest - goods at lowest price.
Robinson & Mundorff.
Subscribe for The Star. II a year.
Stoke & Feioht Drug Co.' 1 the
place to go for toilet gift if you want
extra julan for joui muuev ibU season.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
Miss Frankie Hoffman spent Sunday
in DuBois.
Mrs. C. G. Raymond, of Smethport,
is a visitor Id town.
Miss Anna Degnan visited in Rtdg
way the past week.
M. W. Reltz, of Brafidock, was a vis
itor In town Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Jewell visited in
Warren the past week.
J. N. Rech, of Summerville, was a
visitor In town last week.'
Mrs. A. R. Schuckers spent Sunday
wlth'.klnsfolk in Brookville.
Mrs. Melligan Jones, of DuBois, was
a visitor at Wm. Robertson's over Sun
day. .
Mrs. J. Booth, of Curwensvllle, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Bow
ser.
Mrs. Benjamin Gulllford, of Sllgo,
visited hur parents in this place last
week.
Miss Ruth McKee, of Craigsville, was
the guest of Miss Gertrude Stoke the
past week.
Prof. John Thornton went to Blooms
burg Monday to spend Christmas with
his parents.
Mrs. G. P. Williams and daughter.
Miss Anna, of Sllgo, were visitors In
. town last week. '
Miss Helen Chapin, of Brockway vllle,
was a visitor at home of A. T. McClure
the past week.
Miss Kate Feicht visited at home
of her brother, Charles M. Feicht, in
Punxsutawney last week.
James Armagost, wife and children
are visiting in East Brady, Kittanning
and Pittsburgh this week.
Miss Byrd Morgret, teacher In our
publio schools, went to Irvona Saturday
to spend a week at her home.
Miss Mary Ward, of Monongahela
City, Pa., is spending two weeks with
ber parents in West Reynoldsville.
Mrs. J. Graham, of Julian, Neb.,
visited at home of her brother, Dr.
J. B. Neale, on Grant Btreet, this week.
M. Fred Reed, of Washington, D. C ;
came to home of his father, J. Van
Reed, yesterday to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Mary J. Corbatt, of Falls Creek,
visited ber daughter, Mrs. H. E. Stew
art, in West Reynoldsville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Dunsmore were
in Warren last week attending the
funeral of the latter's sister, Catherine
Bell.
M. W. Rlggs and wife, of Winter
burn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. Stauffer a couple of days last
week.
Lawyer Clement W. Flvnn was in
Pittsburgh this week attending Su
preme Court, having a case before that
tribunal.
Joseph M. King, who is employed at
Winterburn, W. Va,, came to his home
in this place Saturday to spend the
holidays.
Mrs. V. L. Moore and two daughters
returned last week from a visit with
the former's brother, Roman E. Koehier,
at Donora, Pa.
Charles M. Corbet t and wife, of
Spears, Pa., are visiting the latter's
mother, Mrs. S. M. Sip.e, In West
Reynoldsville.
Miss Edith Katzen, of this place, and
her cousin, Master Samuel Siff, of De
sire, went to Baltimore, Md., Monday
to spend Christmas.
Mrs. J. Stabl and daughter, Miss
Alda, and Mrs. William Cummlngs,
of Sykesville; were the guests of Mrs.
J. O. Johns last Thursday.
Fathers Brady and Lynch were In
DuBois Monday and Tuesday assisting
In Forty Hours Devotion in the
Catholic church in that place.
Mrs. C. G. Sherwood and daughter,
Josephine, went to Arnold Saturday
to spend the holidays with the former'
sister, Mrs. J. C. Hunsioger.
Mrs. Martin Feeney and children, of
Lock 4, Washington Co., Pa., are visit
ing the former' parent, Mr. and Mr.
P. J. Ward, In West Reynoldsville.
Miss Florence Parrlsb, who is teach
ing school at Hszelburst, Pa., this
term, is visiting her parent, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Z. Parrlsb, on Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gozzard, of Pitts
burgh, will spend Christmas In Reyn
oldsville with the latter' listers, Mr.
J. W. Gillespie and Mr. H. Alex Stoke.
Mr. Wm. Chamber, of Buffalo, N.
Y., and Mrs. Will Hay, of DuBois, vis
ited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Schwem, near this place the past week.
Mrs. 1 M. Stewart and children, of
Buffalo, N. Y., who were visiting in
West Reynoldsville aeverat weeks,
went to Butler Saturday to visit a few
day.
Miss Katbryn Illingwortb, student in
Allegheny College, Meadvllle, Pa,
whose parent live In India, is the guest
of Mis Nulu Neale durnlng the bolldav
vacation.
Miss Lulu Black, teacher in our pub
lio schools, and two nieces, Catherine
and Louisa Hammond, went to Irvona
Monday to spend Christmas at the for
mer's home.
Miss Margaret Cumins, forelady in
the silk mill at Erie, Pa., came to -town
Saturday to spend the holidays
at home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "
W. H. Cumins.
M. H. Caldwell is in Brockwayville
to-day attending a committee meeting
to arrange for a sub-district Sunday
school convention In the Clearfield Bap
tist Association.
Howard Johnston, grandson of W
L. Johnston, Eso., who had been in
town a couple of years, went to Clarion
Monday to accept a position with the
P., S. & C. R. R. Co.
Mrs. Edward Lewis, of East Brady,
was a visitor in town last week. She
came up to see a new granddaughter
that arrived at home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Klrkwood Dec. 14, 1908.
Herman Burgoon Is spending the
holidays at home of his father, S. J.
Burgoon, In this place-.' In the past
few months he haB been employed in
he western and central part of the
United States.
Mrs. Matilda Borland, of North
Jared, Erie Co., Pa., vlBited her
brother, Charles E. Jones, in this place
the past week. This is the first time
this brother and sister had seen each
other for thirty-seven years.'
Al. F. Harris and wife, who have
been traveling through southern states
with a vaudeville company, came to
home of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Harris, in this place
yesterday to spend the holidays
Willliun Lusk, of Birmingham, Ala.,
visited his uncle, James Lusk, on Pleas
ant Avenue the past week. Twenty
five years ago William visited M Uncle
James, who then resided in Elk county,
Pa., and he bad not visited him since
that time until last week.
Rushing Business.
A specialist came to town Saturday
afternoon and was a very busy man
until noon Monday, when he left town.
People who called to ee him were ad
mitted in their turn, each one was
numbered. At 3 30 Monday morning"
No. 72, who had waited all nieht, was
admitted ln;o the presence of the doctor
for a consultation, and there were
others still waiting to sea the doctor.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere grati
tude io'flur many friends for their kind
ness in our great bereavement.
Mrs. Magdalene Brennan & Family.
Comfy Slippers.
We have a complete line for ladies,
misses and children. Blng-Stoke Co.
I . - .
Christmas Post Cards.
Notice the magnificent assortment
of Christmas post cards at the Colum
bus Studio branch, next door to post-
ofilce. Beautiful cards sell for from
3 for oo up. Piotures and picture fram
ing.
The Post-DispuMi of Sykesville, was
the largest paper published in Jef
ferson county last week twenty pages
and one hundred and twenty columns.
It contained sixty-five columns of dis
play advertisements from Reynolds
ville, Sykeevl.le and DuBois merchants.
Expenses low; advantages superior;
fine location; easy accessible. Clarion
State Normal school. Write for cata
log and illustrated matter to J. George
Becht, Principal, Clarion, Pa.
Now is the time to leave orders for
Christmas treats of candles at Reynolds
ville Candy Works.
Ox fur mufflers for Xmas at Mlllirens.
Special prices on candy for Xmas.
Roblnsan & Mundorff.
Carload of new sleighs, second hand
sleighs and bob-sleds for sale at Burns
livery stable.
Open Until Ten O'clock.
From now until Xmas our store will
be open until 10 O'clock p. m. Blng
Stoke Co.
See the new winter underwear at
Mlllirens.
Xmas candy In boxes, packed in the
daintiest way. We are exclusive agent
for the best In the country and you
will be safe In buying here. Stoke h
Feicht Drug Co.
The only place to buy your Christmas
treat is at Reynoldsville Candy Work.
Umbrellas for Xmas at Mlllirens.
Women's slippers; every color at
Adam'.
Irresistibly pretty pieces In the toilet
goods lioe at Stoke & Feicht Drug Co.'.
Best Xmas gift for your sweetheart
Is a beautiful box of candy from Reyn
oldsville Candy Works.
.SLlllcr fjr XuiiU l iiiluiens.