The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-14
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Anna Gibson went TO Brookville
Monday afternoon.
Joseph H. Nichols was bedfast last
week with la grippe.
Fred. Reed spent several days the
past week at Dubois.
Miss Myrtle Gels, of Gestown, is Wis
iting Mrs. Ed. Swenson.
Mrs. Charles Herpel spent Sunday
with friends at Fairmount.
Mrs. Caleb Tiley is visiting friends at
Maysville and New Bethlehem.
Jim Thomas, a barber of Brookville.
visited his brothers here yesterday.
Mrs. George Mellinger and daughter,
Lydia, visited friends at Brookville this
week.
Miss Annie Bowser, of Winslow, Pa.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo. +.
Cant.
Miss Emma Reams, of Luthersburg,
Pa, visited F. X. Arnold's family last
week.
w. s. McLain and Geo. Spivey, of
Pittsburg, were visitors at G.. Mitchell's
last week.
Mr.. Fish, proprietor Of the Punxs,l-
tawney opera house, was in Reynolds
vile Saturday.
David Fisher, of Pittsburg. spent
Sunday at J. T. Coax's "Valley Home"
near Reynoldsville.
Mrs. J. X. Brown, of Summerville,
attended Mrs. b. f. Hoover's tea party
last Friday evening.
Rev. l.. w. Showers, Of Sherrett,
Armstrong county, visited friends In
this section last week.
G. M. Mcdonald, a student in District
Attorney McCracken's law Office, spent
Sunday in this section.
Wilson Swartz, who has been at
Troutville for some time painting,
returned home this week.
Miss Annie Walker, of Trade City,
visited her sister, Mrs. b. E. Hoover,
at this place during the past week.
Prof w. H. Quigley, the pleasant
school teacher of Sykesville, was in
Reynoldsville on business Saturday.
Bert and Reed Repsher, who are going
to open a cigar factory in Punxsu-
tawney, went to that town yesterday
morning.
f. G. Sencor, Henry NJ. Iseman and
Martin Hetrick went to Penfeld last
Friday to spend few days hunting for
deer, bear, or any other game.
Miss Ella Seeley, the talented artist
OF Reynoldsville who has been at Pitts
burg several months taking painting
lessons, returned home last week.
Thomas Hilson came to Reynoldsville
direct from England last Thursday and
went from here to Big Run. Thomas
and family sailed ''o'er the deep blue
sea" on the "Anchoria."
DR.. j. w. Foust, postmaster at Reyn-
oldsville, has been appointed postoffice
inspector for Jefferson county. He
inspected the offices at Brockwayville,
Lanes Mills and Clarion Mines yes
terday.
j. w. Phillippi and J. M. Norris, two
gentlemen Of Winslow township, went
to Harrisburg Monday to attend the
Goth annual meeting of the State
Grange. Mr.. Norris is a delegate from
the Paradise Grange.
Miss Marie FurgesOn, fair maiden
of Putneyville, Armstrong county, who
has been spending considerable time In
Reynoldsville the past few years, went
to her home Saturday where she will
remain several months.
Ira Beebe, who is now making his
home with his son-in-law, William
Lucas, on Grant street, has been
confined to the house for over eight
weeks. Mr.. Beebe is almost three
years past the three score and ten line
in life's journey.
Rev. Jas. Jones, Baptist minister of
Johnsonburg, spent Sunday in Reynolds
vile and preached in the Baptist
church Sunday morning. Rev. Jones
represents the American Bible Asso-
citation and will return to town this
week and remain for some time to sell
bibles.
John Mcconnell, an energetic young
man of Beechwoods who decided about
five years ago to ''go west and grow up
with the country" returned to the
scenes of his boyhood days last Satur-
day. He will remain at home until
spring and then return to North
Dakota, where he has taken up land
adjoining that which Mr.. Jas. Thomp-
son, OF Reynoldsville, owned and sold
recently.