The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-29
PERSONALS.


friends at Dubois
John II. Kaucher returned from Phil
adelphia yesterday.
Harry L. Schlabig returned to Butfa-
10, N. Y. yesterday.
Mrs. G. Peters, of Dubois, visited
friends here last Friday.
Capt r. G. Reynolds spent Sunday at
New Bethlehem with an old friend.
Andy Denny, an engineer on the Low
Grade railway, was in Pittsburg last
week.
Mrs. NJ. j. McEnteer and children
went to Driftwood yesterday on a short
visit.
Miss Nellie Williams, OF Dubois, is
visiting friends in Reynoldsville this
week.
Jos. 5. Morrow, the opera house block
dry goods merchant, was in Pittsburg
all of last week.
Bert Woodward went to Lock Haven
last Saturday to attend the State Nor
NAL at that place.
Rev. Furbay and family, accompanied
by Miss Carrie Keicher, left for Tyrone
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Riston started for
Pittsburg this morning to attend Col.
]. j. Lawrences funeral.
Mrs. VIM. Barclay and Mrs. John
Lowther visited with Mrs. Young at
Falls Creek last Saturday.
Claud Hawthorn, OF Summerville,
visited his cousin, Glenn Milliren, at
this place during the past week.
Mrs. Harry Ginter and Miss Cora
Heitzenrither, of Dubois, were guests
of Miss Iseman one day last week.
Mrs. c. S. Armagost was at Corsica
during the past week, called there by
the death Of Mr.. Armsgost's sister.
b. f. Welendorf, of Ridgway, superin-
tendent OF the Clarion River R'y, was in
Reynoldsville Thursday Of last week.
Jas. B. Arnold, dry goods merchant,
started for Philadelphia and New York
last Friday to buy his new spring stock
Of goods.
j. G. Swartz went TO Pittsburg on
Monday where he expects to look after
the interest Of the city and Seeley &
Garrison's lumber business.
George Mellinger, superintendent Of
the B., L. & Y. c. NJ. Co., was at Mt.
Pleasant, Westmoreland county, his old
home, during the past week.
N. Hanau, one Of our dry goods mer-
chants, went to Philadelphia last week
to buy goods and on his return trip vis-
tied his sister, Mrs. Lyon, at Bellefonte.
NJ. Fred. Reed left Reynoldsville on
Monday for Williamsport, where he
will attend Potts Shorthand College.
Fred is an apt scholar and will learn
rapidly.
David Johnston, who has been in the
employ OF the Reynoldsville Hardware
Co., left Reynoldsville yesterday morn
ing and will either locate at Pittsburg
or McKeesport.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Stitt, Mrs. John
Solida and John Bashor, were called to
Mill Creek, Huntingdon county, last
week on account of the death of Mrs.
Stitt, their mother and aunt.
Rev. Conway, Of Brookville, Rev.
Baker, Of Brockwayville, Rev. Hill, of
Beechwoods, and Rev. Bell, OF Dubois,
all Presbyterian ministers, we're in
Reynoldsyille last Friday afternoon.
DR.. j. w. Foust, our postmaster,
went to Philadelphia Monday evening
to consult with some of the eminent
physicians of the Quaker City" in re-
gard to some chronic trouble he has.
Rev. p. J. Slattery and wife went to
East Brady and other places on a
short visit last week. The Reverend
is thinking of taking a trip to Florida
on his return from his above mentioned
visit.
David Reams, of Dubois, who owns
considerable real estate in that place
and an interest in the Erpress, came
down to Reynoldsville last Friday to
see his old school teacher and friend,
F. X. Arnold
Thomas Mahoney, who has been at
Dubois for four weeks taking the Gold
Cure" was at home Monday night.
Mr. Mahoney is feeling fifty per cent
better than when he commenced the
treatment, and he thinks it will prove q
great blessing to him.
A. G. Brown, who has had charge of
T. & S. McCreight's -four mill at Pres
cottville for several years, bought
Delaney's barber shop and shipped it to
Salisbury yesterday, where Mr.. Brown
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