The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-05
PERSONALS.

John II. Corbett went to Sunbury last
week to visit his family.
Mrs. N. Hanau went to Brockwayville
Monday on short visit.
Ellsworth Anthony is visiting his
parents at New Bethlehem
Mrs. John Il Silver went to SUNNI r.
vile last week to visit relatives.
j. G. Fro hlich. the merchant tailor,
was AZ N W Bethlehem last week
J. b. Reynolds. who spent the winter
In Rcynoldsvillc, left town las, Friday.
Misses Susie Reynolds and Martha
McCrackcn were in Dubois last Friday
| Mrs. John Mcintyre went to Cowan-
shann' c Y sterday to visit h parents.
Alex. G. Whitchill, the piano dealer,
went to Tyrone this week to visit Row
II. G. Furbay.
| Mrs. JAS X. Johnston and Mrs. David
G. Johnston went to Dubois Saturday
to visit friends.
VIM. II. Lucas, an engineer on the r.
& f. G. R'y, went to Bradford Monday
on short visit.
Miss Mary Black returned Saturday
from visit with friends at Punxsutaw-
ncy and Dubois.
Miss Nettie Coax will leave for Pitts
burg tomorrow morning to attend the
Female College
G. b. French has been at Mashannon,
| Center county, the past two weeks visit
ing his parents.
]. M. McCreight and sister, Miss
Ethel McCreight. went to Grove City
college yesterday.
james Allen left Liverpool on the
22nd of March and arrived in Reynolds
vile on the 30th.
DR.. J. X. Brown and wife of Summer
vile, were among the visitors to Reyn.
oldsville last Friday.
Miss Ella Seeley, who has been con-
fined to the house for three months,
was down town last Thursday.
Miss Mertie Dean went to Lock
Haven Saturday morning to attend the
State Normal School at that place.
Will II. Bell, the manager of Bell
Bros store at this place, and Prof. w.
j. Weaver, visited Dubois last Friday.
Jim Montgomery, engineer O. he
New Bethlehem accommodation. d
from Brookville to New Bethlehem on
Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Truitt and son. Harry,
are visiting G. w. Truitt, father-in-law
and grandfather. at Deanville, Pa,
this week.
Russell McGahey. brakeman on one
of the A. " R'y passenger trains, came
over from Driftwood to look around
town last Saturday.
Patrick McEnteer, who has been an
employee of the Pittsburg g. Western
railroad for almost one year, has re-
turned to Reynoldsville.
w. III. Fargus, an employee at
Hopkins big mill, was called to Lock
Haven last Friday on account of the
death of his grandfather.
Prof. w. II. Stamey principal of the
Rcynoldsville schools, made flying
visit to his home at Chambersburg,
Crawford county, during the past week.
Mrs. George F. Cant has been visiting
her parents at Punxsutawney the past
week. Mr.. Cant spent Sunday with
his wife and parents-by-law at that
place.
Solomon Shaffer, who owns farm in
Indiana county, near Dayton, Arm
strong county, went over yesterday to
see that everything is in good order for
the spring work.
J. Van Reed was called to Rimers-
burg Monday on account of the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. Belle McEl-
heinny. His daughter, Miss Eleanor,
accompanied him.
DIR. NJ. F, Phillippi, formerly of Reyn-
oldsville, now of South America, passed
through this place yesterday on his way
to Sykesville. He will visit Reynolds
vile friends in few days.
Mrs. VIM. Coping went to Dubois
yesterday to see Leonard Bennett the
young man who had his right foot
crushed at Falls Creek Monday. He
boarded with Mrs. Coping two years.
]. b. Johnston, reporter on the
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph, accom-
panied by his wife and son Tod" spent
Sunday with Mrs. Johnston's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Coax, near Reynolds
vile.
B. w. Stone, foreman of the Westing-
house Electric Light establishment OF
Allegheny, accompanied by his wife,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Stone, at this place during the past
week.
Mrs. Melvin Dixon and daughter,