The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-24
PERSONALS.

DR.. N, f. Holden, coroner, Of Corsica,
was in town Friday.
Ninian Cooper was at Brockwayville
several days last week.
Miss Almira Reynolds, of Lock Haven,
is visiting friends in town.
William Barkley spent Sunday at the
Cherry Run campmeeting.
Will F. Taylor, of Emporium, was in
town several days last week.
S. Ellis is in Philadelphia and New
York this week buying goods.
Esq. Neff visited friends in Punx-
sutawney several days last week.
Miss Eta Yeaney, OF Summerville, is
visiting at the home Of Solomon Shaffer.
Mrs. G. M. Brombaugh, OF Washing
ton, ID. c., is visitor at F. M. Browns.
Mrs. Mary sloppy of Dubois, visited
her sister, Mrs. Alb. Reynolds, this week.
Miss Florence Kennedy, OF Grove City,
Pa, is the guest Of Miss Jessie Barkley.
Frank Mcconnell and Will Murphy,
of Punxsutawney, were In ReynOldsville
last week.
DR.. S. Reynolds was compelled to
remain at his home last week on account
Of indisposition.
Mrs. Josiah Schriver, of Lewi-burg,
Pa, was visitor at Ninian Cooper's
during the past week.
II. B. Cooper and wife, of Brockway-
vile, spent Sunday with Mr.. Cooper's
parents, on Grant street.
John A. Ulrich is enjoying weeks
vacation by visiting friends in the
vicinity of Williamsport.
w. f. Hay, of Dubois, left his
autograph on the Hotel Mcconnell
register one day last week.
Miss Cora Booth is at Reidsburg,
Clarion county, attending the Clarion
Baptist association this week.
Mrs. A. T. Bing was in Dubois
several days last week, called there by
the serious illness Of her father.
Mrs. S. We'll and daughter, Jennie,
OF Altoona, formerly residents here,
visited at N. Hanaus during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mara and
daughter, Katie, OF West Newton, have
been visitors at G. w. Stokes the past
week.
Ben Haugh attended family reunion
on the old homestead in Union township,
where his brother, Harvey, resides
yesterday.
Tom Nef, son Of Squire Neff OF this
place, who has been in Pittsburg for
the past few years is now visiting in
Reynoldsville.
Jacob Henninger has been walking
stiffly for several days because rheuma-
tics have been playing havoc with his
neck and shoulder.
Mrs. Anna Meyers and sister, Mrs.
Ella McGarvey of Altoona, Pa, returned
home yesterday after a weeks visit with
r, L. Miles family.
George Harding and daughter, Annie
OF Ocala, Florida, arrived in Reynolds.
vile Saturday and will remain here until
the latter part of September,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Van Reed and daugh.
ter, Miss Eleanor, We're called to Sligo
last Thursday on account Of the serious
> illness OF Mrs. Reeds father, Col. Boyles.
Frank Caldwell, who lives in West
ReynOldsville, brought small twig off
an apple tree to this Office yesterday
afternoon that had four large apples on
it.
Harry Fl. Mincer, night policeman,
was in Johnsonburg yesterday looking
after young man who boarded with
him sometime ago and failed to liquidate
the account.
j. B. Grimshaw and wife, ,of Scranton,
Mrs. J. B. Johnson of Pittsburg and
Gettus Sloppy and wife, of Dubois, were
, at John T. Coaxs Valley Home attend
ing a family reunion last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. ID. Shearer, of WilliamspOrt,
has Joined her husband at Hopkins mill
) where they will live. Mr.. Shearer has
been at the mill for sometime without
{ his wife and now he is as happy as q
1 benedict.
Frank ]. Black, the genial proprietor
OF Hotel Mcconnell, has been trying to
keep himself warm the past week by an
application of mustard plasters on his
breast and taking inwardly some of the
hottest compounds to be found in the
apothecary shop. A threatened attack
of pleurisy was the reason given for the
torture.