The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-15

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tawney, were in town Friday.
Ed. L. Mcconnell, of Punxsutawney,
was in Reynoldsville yesterday.
John Braund and wife visited friends
in Dubois during the past week
Miss Gale Hadden, of Covode, visited
DR.. J. B. Neale's family last week.
S. T. Daugherty went to Fairmount,
West Va, Monday on a business trip.
Miss Nellie Arnold, of Dubois, was
visitor at DR.. w. b. Alexanders last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Corbett visited
relatives at Emerickville during the
past week.
Mrs. II. G. Taylor of Ridgway, visit
ed friends in Reynoldsville during the
past week.
Mrs. f. ID. Seeley went to Kane last
Friday TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Inez
Westenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. |. Ginter, of Dubois,
were the guests OF Miss May Iseman
over Sunday.
Miss Mary Saxton, who is staying at
Clearfeld, visited her parents at this
place last week.
Miss Lizzie McQuone. OF st. Marys,
returned home Friday after visit
with relatives in Reynoldsville.
Mrs. VIM. Denlinger, of Philipsburg,
Pa, and Miss Grace Mclaughlin, of
Clearfield. visited relatives in Reynolds
vile last week.
j. G. Williams, the photographer.
hobbled around by the assistance Of II
crutch during the past week on account
Of n sprained ankle.
Clarence Patterson. an attache Of
Hotel Mcconnell, was called to Fox
burg Saturday by the serious illness OF
brother who is at that place.
Madison McCreight, principal of the
Prescottville schools, has been on the
sick list for several weeks and his sister.
Miss Ethel McCreight, has had charge
Of his school,
David Postlethwait, engineer on the
II. & +. G. R'y had his left foot badly
bruised Tuesday night of last week by
having large lump of coal fall upon 1t
while ''coaling" his engine.
Harry II. Mincer, night policeman,
after five weeks tussle with typhoid
fever, is able TO be out on the street
again, but he does not venture far from
home yet. He looks very peaked.
Mrs. A. G.. Milliren went to Penfield
yesterday on the one o'clock train to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Alice Coryell.
and to see a grandson that arrived at
Coryell's yesterday morning.
Miss Minnie Whitmore, of this place,
who was appointed as teacher OF the
Sykesville school to fill the place made
vacant by the resignation Of Miss Ella
Blair, visited her parents here last
week.
William b. Scott. of Philadelphia,
representing Chas. NJ. Slower & Co.,
accompanied by his wife, stopped in
ReynOldsville Saturday on their way to
Emerickville to visit her father, Peter
Eemrick.
William B. Sutter, of Clayville, ex-
sheriff of this county, was in Reynolds
vile last Friday. Mr.. Suffers an
nouncement for prothonotary, which
office he will ask the Republicans to
nominate him for, will be found in this
issue Of the STAR.
Rev. d. +. Baldwin, Methodist
minister of North Dakota, was in Reyn-
oldsville several days week. Rev.
Baldwin had a letter from his wife that
was written the first of February and in
it she said the North Dakota thermome-
ters were registering 60 degrees below
zero.
w. ]. Westbrook, chief-of-police of
Lock Haven, and p. f. Noland, detec-
tive of the same place, were in Reyn-
oldsville several days last week looking
for fellow who is wanted for blowing
up an oil tank, The officers arrested
man at Rathmel whom they thought
was the right man, but after bringing
him to Reynoldsville they discovered
their mistake and let him go again.
Alex. Whitehill, the piano and organ
dealer of this place, who has gained
quite reputation as ball "twirler,"
will make business of pitching during
the coming season either with the
Pittsbrg club or the Patterson, N. D.,
club. Alex. is not only good base ball
player, but he is polite, kind hearted
and gentlemanly There is big money
in the diamond" and we know of no
one whom we would sooner see win
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