The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01

Mrs. Kate Smelzter, the millinery, will
leave TO day for visit in Westmoreland
county.
G. II. Mckinney, the evangelist Of
Venango, Pa. arrived in town Monday
evening.
Mrs James Hogil. Of Sligo, was the
guest Of Mrs. S. B. Rumsey several days
last week.
Bejamine Evans. OF Evansburg. Pa.
visited his sister, Mrs NJ. II. Stiles.
last week.
Thomas Stanley, of East Brady, was
in Reynoldsyille several days during
the past week.
Miss Martha McCracken returned
Saturday from five weeks visit in
Allegheny City.
Mrs. II. A. Reed was in Punxsu-
tawney during the past week visiting
Mrs. VIM. AXE.
Miss Emma Steele, Of Brookvile, was
the guest of Misses Maggie and Sallie
Lattimer last week.
Mrs. d. NJ. Mccormick, of Harrisburg.
visited her sister, Mrs. Geo +. Cant.
during the past week.
Father Joseph, II Polish Priest of
Clayville, preached in the Catholic
church Sunday evening.
Miss Mollie Mcdowell, Reynolds
vile school teacher, Sundayed at Punx-
sutawey with her sister.
J. G. Maykranz. Of New Bethlehem.
Pa, is visiting j. G. Froeich. the mer-
chant tailor, at this place.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell and Miss Ethel
Mitchell. Of Dubois, were visitors al
Cam. Mitchell's last week.
Miss Ernstena Kah, of Fairmount
City, Pa, visited her brother, Chas.
Kah, at this place last week.
Father McGiveny, of Dubois, assisted
in the Forty Hours Devotion in the
Catholic church at this place.
Rev. Kemercr will preach in the
Lutheran church at this place next
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Minnie Smeltzer, the school
teacher at MundOrf, Pa, spent Sunday
with her mother in Reynoldsville.
jerome Scott, of Medix Run Lumber
Co., of Medix Run, Pa, was guest of
j. ID. Woodring one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison spent
Sunday in Dubois, called there by the
serious illness of Mr.. Morrison's sister.
Mrs. w. b. Alexander, Mrs. j. B.
Arnold, Mrs. F. NJ. Brown, Mrs. +. X.
Arnold and Mrs. f A. Alexander were in
Dubois Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. f. G. Hughes, nee Mary Taylor,
formerly of Reynoldsville, now of Alle-
gheny City, has been the guest of Miss
Martha McCracken during the past
week.
Mrs. David Reynolds and r. L. Miles
went to GAINESVILLE, Ohio Monday morn
ing to attend the funeral Of their sister,
Mrs. Mary Mccain. who died Sunday
morning.
Roman f.. Kehler, Of this office, had
his swallowing apparatus very nearly
closed up several days last week by
quinsy, and consequently spent half
the week in bed.
Rev. j. w. Blaisdell, NJ. E. minister
Of Brookville, was in town Saturday
afternoon on his way to Paradise to
hold quarterly meeting at the Syphrit
church on Sunday for Rev. Jas. Fl.
Jelbart.
B. E. Wellendorf, superintendent of
the Clarion River R'y, formerly one of
the live business men OF Reynoldsville,
was in town yesterday. He still owns
some real estate here which attracts
him into our midst at least once year.
DR.. Bennett, an eccentric old man
| who practiced medicine in this section
when the land where Reynoldsville now
stands was a vast wilderness, was in
town Saturday afternoon with leggins
on and saddle-bags over his shoulder.
Frank Black says the saddle-bags must
be at least four hundred and fifty years
old.
Mrs. VIM. Nj. Foster, of whom we
have made mention several times in the
past few weeks of being at the jefferson
Hospital at Philadelphia to have an
operation performed, returned to Reyn-
oldsville last Thursday evening, just
four weeks from the time she left. She
is able to be around the house now and
is getting along real nicely, which her
many friends will be pleased to hear,