The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-05-25
PERSONALS.

Ed Gooder, the jeweler, was in
Dubois yesterday.
Philadelphia this week.
DIR. w. B, Alexander and son. Frank,
were in Clearfield this week.
DIR. ]. B. Sterley, of Reading, Pa,
was in Reynoldsville last week.
Clyde Smith. OF Aliens Mills, visited
his parents at this place last week.
-Chas Kitchartz and wife of Tionesta,
Pa, were visiting friends in town.
Misses Nettie Rodgers and Maud
Riston were at Dubois last Friday.
G. w. McKnees, sheriff of Armstrong
county, was in Reynoldsville last week.
Mrs. w. o. Smith, of Punxsutawney
visited Reynoldsville friends the past
week.
Charles Watson has gone to Brock
wayville to work at his trade-cigar
making.
G.. Z. Hunter, lawyer of Warren
Ohio, was in Reynoldsville several days
last week.
w. II. Chestnut and Van Peters, of
Dubois, were in Reynoldsville Monday
afternoon.
| Miss Ella Gordon was in PUNK
sutawney several days last week visit
ing friends.
Walter f. Arms, formerly of Rey-
noldsville, now of Stanley, Pa, was in
town last week.
S. T. Daugherty, who is now engaged
in the lumber business, went to Pitts
burg this week.
]. Cyrus Swartz, of Big Run, Pa,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Swartz, Sunday.
II. =. Sullivan, Mrs. w. Z. Murray's
father, spent Sunday in Reynoldsville
with his daughter.
j. Van Reed was at Rimersburg,
Clarion county, during the past week
visiting his mother.
J. ]. Sutter and wife are at Portland,
Elk Co., visiting their daughter, Mrs.
DR.. II. =. Thompson.
John III. Murray, of Horatio, at one
time principal of the Ohiotown school,
was in town Saturday.
Miss Margaret Irwin, Of Merrysville,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. B.
Rumsey, at this place.
Ed Mckee, the assessor of Winslow
township, has been calling upon the
people OF the township
Miss Minnie Truitt returned to her
home in this place last week after an
absence Of many months.
Mrs. Kate Smeltzer returned from
Pittsburgh last week with fine assort-
ment OF summer millinery goods.
Joseph Strauss, who has been resi-
dent of Reynoldsville since 1875, is NOV
ing to Brockwayville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mellinger and
daughters, Lydia and Mrs. w. F. Kreid-
ler, were in Brookville last Friday.
r. S. Wolfe, of Rockdale Mills, was
in Reynoldsville last Friday and had q
, pet with him-pct boil on his left hand.
John G. Corbett, after a three weeks
visit with his family at West Sunbury,
Pa, returned to Reynoldsville Saturday.
j. j. Sutter, Samuel Lattimer and f.
, | Naff yyara amopu tho nurp han uho triad
: the voting experiment at Brookville
| Friday.
II. B. Vaughan, of New York, men,
, ber of Hall, Vaughan & Co., proprietors
3 of the tannery, vac in Reynoldsville
! over Sunday.
Roman E. Keohler, of the Volunteer
Office, and Milton Dempsey were east Of
Benezette on two days fishing excur-
sion last week.
Emanuel Thomas, a tonsorial artist
of Reynoldsville, was in the vicinity oi
:, Brookville last Friday to look at horse
. with a view of buying the beast.
= Mrs. Chas. Arnold has been seriously
@ i'll at Brookville, where she went sever
d al weeks ago to visit friends. She Il
: suffering with hemorrhage of the lungs
t VIC. Helmbold, OF Curwensville, Pa.
d Democrat candidate of Clearfield county
= for registry and recorder, was the CUES
h of DR.. Alexander one day last week.
/ John Fink returned Friday from Wis
u it at Tyrone, Clearfeld, Philipsburg ant
: other towns in Clearfield county. Mr.
Fink thinks Philipsburg has The schoo
l. house.
), G. w. Arnold, of Clarion, presiden
: of the First National bank of that place
" and wife, spent Sunday in Reynoldsvill
with his brother, F. X. Arnold, tn
yetpran banker