The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-12
PER SONHLS.


week.
Mrs. G. Bohren visited friends in Du-
Bois last week.
A. ID. Deemer. of Brookville, was in
town last evening.
Mrs. John Lord spent Sunday with
friends in Dubois.
Miss Mollie Enewine is seriously III
with typhoid fever.
Charles Kah visited his parents al
Fairmount several days last week.
N. G. Pinncy of Brookville, was in
Reynoldsville on business Thursday.
Jas. II. Glover and wife, of Brook
vile, visited R,ynoldsvlle last week.
Mrs Catherine Foust. of Hunting
don, is visiting her son, DR.. j. W.
Foust, at this place.
Mrs. Clara Roll, of Brookville. visited
her sons, David and Fin. Roll at this
place during the week
r. w. Norris. who has been at home
on vacation, returned to Waynesburg
Monday to attend college.
Misses Agnes and Rebecca Thomas.
of Anita, Pa, are visiting Robert and
M. Thomas at this place.
Rev. J. c. McEntire, Of this place,
filled the pulpit OF the M. +. church al
Punxsutawney last Sunday.
NJ, A,,n .,,,-,,. N ,,l ru,,,,,
Of Titusville, visited John &. Barto's
family several days last week.
II. b. Vaughan, of New York, q
member Of the tannery firm at this
place, was in town several days last
week.
Mrs. John Doyle and son, Joseph, of
Clarion, are visiting Mrs. Doyle's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Watson, at this
place.
Miss II. j. Nickle, formerly of En-
| lenton, Pa. will open store in the
Woodward building on Main street in
short time.
Mrs. w. III. Bell has been dangerous
ly i'll during the past week. Little
hopes were entertained of her recovery
at one time.
Mrs. John w. Peters, of East Brady.
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lattimer, at this place
during the past week.
f. w. McMillen, Democratic candi-
date for sheriff, formerly Of McCalmont
township, is now resident of Reynolds
vile. He moved his family onto Grant
street last week.
Herman Sindorf j. b. Arnold's clerk,
went to his home at Dubois Saturday
evening suffering from Il severe cold,
but was able to return to Reynoldsville
Monday afternoon.
DIR. S. S. ellison. of Pittsburg. who
has preached in the Presbyterian
church at this place the past two Sun
days, was one of DR.. 5. Reynolds school
mates thirty years ago.
Mrs. Richard Humphrey, formerly OF
Reynoldsville, now of Geary, Westmore-
land county, has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. o. II. Broadhead at
Rathmel and j. NJ. Humphreys family
at this place.
DIR. F. NJ. Phillippi, of Caracas, Ven
ezuela, South America, whom we men
toned last week of passing through
this place on his way to Sykesville, Wis
tied friends in this place the latter part
of last week.
Rev. =. J. Slattery is in Buffalo, N.
Y, this week attending the meeting of
the Itinerant Club of the NJ. f.. church
has a representative there. Seven
Bishops will he in attendance
Mrs. y. G. Brown, of Prescottville,
was called to the home Of her parents
at Chattams Run, near Lock Haven, on
Monday on account of brother, Grant
Gresser, a brakeman on the Beech
Creek railroad, getting one of his arms
badly crushed.
Geo. w, Sykes and wife, who have
been visiting at Hutchison, Minnesota,
the home of Mrs. Sykes parents, and al
st. Paul and Chicago, where Mr.. Sykes
has been looking after some business in
terests for the woolen mill at this place.
will return home this week.
Misses Lulu and Mary Reynolds, Of
Prescottville, daughters of DR.. w. Fl.
Reynolds, left on the west-bound train
Monday morning for a trip over six
states, to Montpelier, Idaho, near the
border line of Wyoming, where their
journey ends and if they like the place
they will remain there for sometime.
Miss Isabel Arnold, daughter of F. X.
Arnold, and ex-banker of this place,
who has been attending the Conserva-