The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-09
PERSONALS.

Ried Wilson il visiting friends in
Clarion county.
Miss Maud Riston visited friends at
Dubois last week
Mrs. Il. Gresham visited friends In
Dubois this week.
Chas. T.. Seeley was in Pittsburg
few days the past week
Prof. w. II. Quigley, OF Sykesville,
was in town Saturday.
Miss Kate Hoy, Of New Bethlehem,
is visiting Miss Minnie Ewing.
Mrs. w. Swayze, OF Bangor, Pa, is
visiting Davis McCracken's family.
j. Van Reed visited the homo Of his
mother at Rimersburg during the past
week.
William o. Smith, editor Of the
Punxsutawney Spirit, was in town
Saturday.
Adam Swab, father Of Swab Bros,
groccrs, visited his sons at this place
last week
DR.. J. w. Mcknight, Of Brookville,
was one Of the visitors in Reynoldsville
last week
Mrs. Alice Ogden, Of Clarion county,
visited DR.. J. G. Kings family during
the past week.
County Commissioner, A. w. Null
hollan, Of Brookville, was in Reynolds
vile, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. A. Alexander are
visiting Mrs. Alexander's home at
Liverpool, Ohio.
Jacob Sutter went TO Portland, Elk
Co., yesterday to see his daughter, Mrs.
II. =. Thompson.
Miss Mollie Mcdowell, one Of the
borough school teachers, spent Sunday
at New Bethlehem.
Mrs. J. l.. Jones, Of Falls Creek, spent
West Reynoldsville.
Mrs l.. ID. Rearick, Of Falls Creek,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Hoon.
DR.. j. S. McCreight and wife and
Mrs. Anna Gibson were at Curwensville
yesterday attending funeral.
Martin T.. Knox, Of Indiana, Pa, Wis
tied his brother, Hood Knox, yesterday,
returning home this morning.
NJ. f.. Weed and Mrs. A. b. Weed
were at Weedville yesterday attending
the funeral Of an aunt, Mrs. Meade.
Miss Martha McCracken, who has
been visiting relatives in New Jersey
for three months, returned home
Friday evening
Mrs. A. Bashline, OF Rimersburg,
who has been visiting her father, Joseph
Syphrit, in Paradise, returned to her
home yesterday.
Sharp M. McCreight, who is attending
the Grove City College, has been at
home few days. His especial business
here was to vote.
w. b. Alexander and l.. p. Seeley
bankers of this place, were on the
North Fork Monday looking at timber
tract they own.
Mrs. Gearing Peters, Of Dubois, and
daughter, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Of near
Butler, Pa, visited Reynoldsville
friends last week.
=. T. Cowan, Of Brookville, Dist.
Deputy Of the /. o. o. F., was in Reyn-
oldsville Monday night attending the
Rebeckah's 'shoe social"
Frank d. Smith, Of Washington, d.
G., was in Reynoldsville this week.
This is Franks first visit to town since
he become married man.
Henry Garrett, who has already lived
over four score years, was in Brookville
Saturday. The old gentleman makes
his home at the Ross House.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haffner, OF
Brockwayville. spent Sunday in town
at the home of Mrs. Haffner's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Reece Williams.
Mrs. Anna Gibson, who has spent
most of her time at Punxsutawney
during the past four months, returned
to Reynoldsville Saturday morning.
Mrs. Pontius, of Parker, Pa, relict
Of A. T. Pontius, in his time a very
prominent man Of that town, visited
Mrs. p. ]. Slattery Of this place last
week
Mrs. David Lowther and family
stopped off with relatives at this place
on their way from Rimersburg, their
former home, to Osecola, where they
will reside.
w. S. Weaver, OF the Brool1ville
Republican, and w. A. Neale, prothon-
otary of jefferson county, were in
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