The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-19
PER SONHLS.

Sunday in Dubois.
Chas T.. Whitmore has gone to Buf.
falo, N. Y. TO work.
Frank Rodgers, the cigar maker, was
at Brockwayville Monday.
Miss Lou Foust. the genial postofIlct
assistant, was in Punxsutawney yes r.
day.
f.. G. Sencor is visiting the home OF
hisparents at Unionville, Center county.
this week.
Miss Hannah Knox, Of Coyode. Pa, il
visiting her brother, Hood Knox. AT
this place.
Chas. Gearhart, lawyer Of Danville.
Pa, visited W. II. McCreight during
the past week.
Chas. Watson, who has been at Clarion
for time, returned to his home at this
place Saturday.
Mrs. 5. :. Reitze, Of Brookville. visit
ed Mrs Lizzie Mumiord in West Reyn-
oldsvillc last week.
Wesley Motter, who is working a,
New Bethlehem. Pa, spent Sunday
with his family at this place.
Misses Maud Millircn and Tacey
Wagner, Of Falls Creek, visited Miss
Cora Milliren At this place last week.
G. Stovcl ArmagOst, who has charge
OF the A. V. engine house at Driftwood.
spent Saturday with his family here.
Miss Jennie Lewis, of Frostburg. Pa.
has been visiting her father. G. N.
Lewis, at this place during the past
week.
Mrs. Anna $. Gibson, who has beer
visiting friends at Curwcnsville for 8
few weeks, returned to Reynoldsville
last Friday.
Samuel Lauck, one of the gcniai
and accommodating passenger oonduc.
tors on the A. V. R'y, was the guest Of
Geo Melinger Saturday.
Il. w. Dinsmore, revenue collector.
Esq. John ST. Clair and Henry w.
Mundorf all of Punxsutawney, register.
ed at Hotel Mcdonnell last Thursday.
Chas. Kischarta, of Tionesta, tarried
in Reynoldsville few hours last Thurs.
day on business and also visited hi
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ris.
ton.
DR.. A. r. Balmer, one of Brookville'.
bright physicians, becoming weary OF
tho dullness at the county seat, came
up TO Reynoldsvillc Thursday afternoon
TO see what a live town looked like.
DR.. Davenport, young and promis.
ing physician Of Brockwayvile, is now
at Rathmel looking after DR.. F.. Q. Nc
Honry's practice while that gentleman
is enjoying months jaunt in Kansas.
Mrs. T. l.. Ogden, Of Strattonville,
came to Heynoldsville six weeks ago TO
visit her sister, Mrs. u. W. Stiles, and
while here her little girl became i'll
consequently the visit was longer than
intended.
w. =. Alexander and Bobby Swarta
drove to Hillman, Indiana county, on
Monday, where Soeley, Alexander &
Go. have some lumber interests.
''Bobby will remain there for sometime
to look after The above named firm,
interests.
Harry L. Schlabig Of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been unable to work for several
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who spenta few weeks with his parents at
this place, but returned to Buffalo week
| before last to resume work, is at home
again limping around with the same
dread disease.
James q. Long, who has beon in
! California for some months, passed
through this place on his way home az
Dubois last Thursday evening. His
complexion indicated that he had been
exposed to Old Soils warm rays. He
had menagerio with him in a cigar
box. II was horned toad.
Jim G. Ford, brother OF Wallace and
VIM. Fl. Ford of this place, visited his
brothers during the past week. He
has been in Illinois for sometime and
has had poor health, and is now looking
for place where he can regain the
great boon to mortals given-health. Ha-
left here Monday for the Hot Springs.
Harry King, son OF DR.. j. G. King,
who has been attending the jefferson
Medical College at Philadelphia for the
past six months, returned home last
week on "a vacation. Harry will be
rather handsome looking physician to
call in when he reaches maturity and
graduation. He is not a great admirer
Of the Quaker City.
John A. Doyle, local editor and busi-
ness manager Of the Clarion Republican,