The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-22
PERSONALS.

Jim +. Mitchell left this morning for
Richmond. Kcntucky.
Miss Mabel Sutter was at Portland
Mills and Ridgway last week.
Alex. Rlston, the cigar manufacturer,
was in Punxsutawney this week.
Miss Kate Heber, OF Brookville, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Soft McClelland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Hoffman and son,
Ambrose. spent Sunday in Brookville.
Mrs. james Campbell went to Winter
burn Saturday to see sick sister-in-
law.
II. Alex. Stoke will have one of the
prettiest store rooms in this section
when completed.
Mrs. Milton Winslow and Mrs. J. c.
Ferris were at Beechtree Friday night
on some lodge business.
S. 7. Hoover, of Winslow, Pa, visit
ed his son, DIR. b. Il. Hoover, in this
place several days last week
Miss Marie Furgeson. who has been
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returned to Reynoldsville Saturday.
Thos. Maxwell, cashier of the Elk
County bank of Ridgway, accompanied
by his wife, was in town several days
last week.
Dawson Knox and sister, Miss Nettie.
visited their brother, Hood Knox. on
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past week.
II. s. Patterson. head pusher of Mel
lor & Hoene's music house of Pittsburg,
spent part of last week with Alex.
Whitehill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Osburn and Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Hildebrand, of Falls
Creek, were guests at Solomon ShafTers
last Friday.
Mrs. George Rboads and son, George
NJ. Rhoads, are taking in the sights at
Washingto, ID. c., on their way home
from Virginia.
Rev. Tomlinson, of Dubois, preached
in the Lutheran church at this place
Sunday morning, but did not hold any
service in the evening on account Of the
storm.
Miss Eflie Weston, of Summerville,
stopped with friends in town several
days last week on her way to Luthers-
burg. where she went to sing for "Hal-
lemjah" Ray. who is holding revival
in that town.
Rev. Jas. II. Jelbart closed his re-
vival meeting at the Salt Works on
Monday evening. There were twenty
eight at the altar, twenty of whom
were heads Of families. He will receive
probationers next Sunday.
Rev. j. c. McEntire, of this place,
was in our neighbor town. Dubois, last
Sunday. In the afternoon he preached
to the G. A. r.. Sons Of Veterans, two
American Mechanic Councils and two
=. o. S. of A. Camps. The Courier
says he delivered an impressive sermon
at the Central Opera House to eight
hundred people.
Robert j. Thomas. the tonsorial
artist hired horse and sleigh and
took his family to the home Of his
parents at Pansy, near the south
western end of the county. the first of
last week. The snow disappeared and
Bobby" had to send his family home
on the train Thursday and he drove
home through the mud.
John Il. Coax. well read old gentle
man living near town, has been called
As a grand juror for United States Dis
the week commencing March 9Th. The
Squire will Skill two birds with one
stone" as he has a daughter and a num-
Der of friends at Scranton whom he
wants to visit. This makes the fifth
time he has been called as a juror for
Uncle Sam.
w. w. Crissman, of Clayville, can
date for county treasurer, was in Reyn-
oldsville yesterday forenoon. He had
been subp9naed to appear at Brook
vile on Monday as a witness on case
in which his evidence would be Of no
use, and he did not go. Monday evening
he received telegram stating II he was
not there at nine o'clock Tuesday morn
ing an attachment would be sent for
him. Mr.. Crissman started for Brook
VILE yesterday morning and "a car of
the track delayed the b., r. g. p. train
so that they missed connection with the
A. V. R'y train at Falls Creek. He
: faced the chilly wind and rode to Reyn-
oldsville on freight car over the r. &
+. G. R'y with view of evading an
attachment and also looking after his
political interests here.
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