The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-28
PERSONALS.

morning.
Mrs. J. J. Sutter visited at Portland
Mills last week.
l.. ID. Rearick, Of Falls Creek, was in
Reynoldsville yesterday.
Miss Jennie Robertson is visiting
friends at Brockwayville.
Master Wallace Mitchell was In
Brookville last Thursday.
DR.. J. S. McCreight, of Ridgway, was
In town on business last week.
J. L. Jones, Of Falls Creek, had busi-
ness In Reynoldsville this week
A. ID. Deemer, OF Brookville, was in
Reynoldsville on business Thursday.
Frank A. Mcconnell, of Hotel Pantal,
Punxsutawney, was in town last week.
A. f. Dunn, the hardware man, was
in Clarion county on business last week.
L. NJ. Weitzel and Dr.. II. G. Haning,
of Adrian, spent Sunday in Reynolds
ville
Daniel Brewer, one Of the county COM
missioners, visited in West Reynolds
vile this week.
Clarence II. Patterson, clerk at the
American House, Brookville, was In
Reynoldsville Sunday.
John Graham, of West Sunbury, SON.
in-law of John II. Corbett, visited in
Reynoldsville last week.
Prothonotary w. d. Clarke will
please accept our thanks for copy Of
court calendar for December term.
J. F.. Alexander, who has been at
Zelienople, Butler county, Pa, for over
six months, was in Reynoldsville over
Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew 7. Bing and Mrs. f. C.
Sencor were at Dubois last week visit
ing friends and attending large lunch
con party,
Mrs. w. f. Adams started for Hast
ings, Colorado, yesterday. Her hus-
band proceeded her to that place three
months ago
Mrs. Daniel Krumanocker, of White
Haven, Pa, is visiting her parents. Mr..
aud Mrs. J. ID. Woodring, in West
Reynoldsville.
Frank Sutter is out this week on
business trip to Beechtree, Brockway-
vile, Portland Mills and other places
in the interest of Bing & Co.
Miss Belle Arnold attended the third
annual convention of the Christian En-
deavor socities Of Clearfield county held
in the Presbyterian church at Dubois
last Friday and Saturday.
Jack" Cain, who has been at Niagara
Falls for over two years, is now visiting
his parents in this place, Judging
from Jacks" appearance II has agreed
with him to sniff the Niagara breeze.
A. G. Milliren went to Medix Run
Monday to join Ed. Lewis and F. p.
Elder who are hunting for deer and
bear. The two last named gentlemen
were out once before since the season
opened and killed seven deer.
DR.. r. f. HARRISON, graduate of
the Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gerry, has opened an Office in the rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. ]. S. Nc
creight, next door to Centennial hall.
Doctor advertises in another column OF
THE STAR, to do all kinds OF dental
work promptly and neatly. DR.. Har-
bison Is yet in ingle-blessedness. He
comes from Indiana county where he
taught school for eight years.
G.. Allen Prescott, Senator-elect of
Michigan state, and an old school-mate
Of ye editor, made us pleasant call one
day last week. Senator Prescott Is not
a thoroughbred politician, this being the
first Office he ever aspired to. The Sen.
ators Of Michigan state are paid at the
rate OF three dollars per day during the
time they are in session. About all
there is in 1t to occupy seat in the
Senate chamber of that state is the
honor connected with it. In Pennsyl-
vania Senators get ten dollars q day.
Mr.. Prescott can ably look after the in
terest OF his constituents.