The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-11
PERSONALS.

Vile last Monday.
David Lowthcr. Of Osceoia, Pa, was
In town over Sunday.
T.. A. Hardman was at Empire on the
H., II. & r., last week.
l.. =. scclcy, Of PIttsburg, was In
Reynoldsville this week.
Gordon Lowther Is visiting relatives
at Rimcrsburg this week.
Miss Edith Pomroy spent Sunday
with frlonds In Brookvllle.
Rev. y. J. slattery Is slowly recover
Ing from his serious Illness.
Mrs. David Murray spent Sunday
with hor mother at East Brady.
Prof w. n. Quiglcy, Of sykesville,
was In Reynoldsville last Saturday.
Miss Alice Campbell Of East Brady,
Pa, spent Sunday In Rcynoldsvllle.
Mrs. A. M. Woodward is visiting
friends at New Bethlehem this week.
Miss Maggie Hoffman, Of Brookvlllc,
Is visiting her brother, G. II. Hoffman.
Mrs. S. M. Humphreys, OF Richards
vile, spent Sunday with her brother,
j. g. Williams.
I. B. Norris and wife, OF Curwcnsville,
have been visitors at DIR. J. s. Nc
Creights this week
Mrs. q. II. Andrews, Of New Bethle-
hem, Pa, visited her daughter, Mrs.
M. j. McEnteer, last wcck.
Presiding Elder +. II. Hsck, of
BrookviIlc, was called here by telegram
last Friday 10 see Rev. Slattcry.
Mrs. James Campbell, OF East Brady,
and Mrs. Sue Hilliard, Of Salem, Ohio,
were guests at ID. M. Dunsmorc's several
days last week.
VIII q. Kline, who II isattending school
at Carlisle with a view Of becoming n
practitioner at the bar, IL ut home on q
two weeks visit.
Miss Emma Baughman, Of Limestone,
Pa, who has been In Reynoldsville for
sometime, returned 10 her home yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Minnie Schugarts, who has been
In Reynoldsville four or Ave months
learning dress-making, has returned TO
her home at Emerickvllle.
Mrs. j. f. Mohncy, Of New Bethle-
hem, Pa, Oldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dunkle, Of West Reynolds
vile, is visiting her parents.
Rev. Minchin, OF Boston, Mass, an
evangelist, Is assisting Roy. Furbay
hold a series Of special meetings In
the Presbyterian church this week.
VIM. Cunningham, OF East Brady,
who Is very warm friend Of Rev.
Slattery, came TO Reynoldsville Satur-
day and spent Sunday with the Rev
erend.
George Melllnger and Il. J. Lofts
were at Ridgway Monday and ON account
OF the snow fall and wreck were seven
or eight hours getting from Ridgway to
Falls Creek.
II. B. Vaughan, OF New York, one OF
the propriet0rs Of the large tannery at
this place, stopped of in town several
days this week on his way TO Middles-
borough, Ky.
James Knapp, devil" in the Brook
ville Republican Office, visited L. l..
Gourley last week. Birds Of feather
flock together" and OF course James
called on the STAR ''devil."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lowther, Mrs.
Jessie Lowther, Samuel and Walter
Lowther, and Miss Jessie Barkley, of
Rimersburg, were here over Sunday to
attend Alfred Lowther's funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy, OF
Grove City, John Kennedy and Mrs.
John McEwen, Of Sharon, Pa, brothers
and sister Of Mrs. John ID. Lowther,
were called here during the past week
to attend the funeral Of Alfred Low
ther.
VIM. Dickey, OF Dubois, brother-in-
law OF VIM. F.. Schultz, drove to Reyn-
oldsville Sunday and when crossing the
A. V. KY the shafts become discon-
nected from the sleigh and the horse
ran up Main street to Tapper's livery
stable where 1t was caught.
j. s. Smith, who has been at the
Mcdonald Oil territory near Pittsburg
for sometime, and Mrs. Smith, his wife,
who has been spending most Of her time
the past six months at Buffalo spd
Punsutawney, both came to Reynolds
vile Saturday to stay several days.
w. w. Crissman, OF Clayville, d. DIG.
c. for the X. OF p, who installed the
officers of that lodge at Rathmel Mon
day evening, was in Reynoldsville yes
terday. Mr. Crissman's name will be