The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. II. Bowser is visiting in Clar-
ion county.
VIM. Dougherty visited Mt Rocton,
Pa, this week.
Miss Verna f. Bing visited relatives
in Dubois the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Riston visited in
Punxsutawney this week
Rev. p. j. Slattery went to East
Brady Monday afternoon.
Miss II. ]. Nickle visited an aunt in
Remove during the past week.
Mrs. NJ. J. McEnteer, of Driftwood,
visited in town the past week.
David Boughman, of Avondale, is
visiting relatives in this place.
Noah Strouse was in New Bethlehem
several days last week ON business.
Mrs C. f. Coryell, of Penfield, visit
ed her parents at this place the past
week.
VIM. M. Foster, the confectionery
dealer, was in Warren on business last
week.
Geo. F. Can't and wife went to PUNK
sutawney Saturday to visit Mrs. Cant's
parents.
Miles Towns, an employee of Hopkins
mill, went TO Lock Haven Saturday on
a short visit
F. X. Arnold went to Clarion Monday
to see his brother, George Arnold who
is dangerously i'll.
A. T. Bing and j. J. Sutter are in
Philadelphia this week buying their
stock Of spring goods.
John and Maggie Rensal, of Dubois,
were guests of Miss Mary Bohren in
this place over Sunday.
We're King, who has been attending a
dental college at Philadelphia, came
home Saturday afternoon.
James Knapp, an employee of the
Brookville Republican, called at THE
STAR Office last Thursday.
Miss Ethel MITCHELL of Driftwood,
visited Lawyer C. Mitchells family
at this place the past week.
George w. Swartz went to Williams
port, Va, Monday on business. He
will be absent about month.
John H. Schofield, superintendent OF
the Hopkins mill, went to Lock Haven
Saturday and returned Yesterday.
Miss Mary Bohren, the accommodate
ing clerk at the City Bakery, had a
tussle with the la grippe last week.
Frank Sutter and sister, Miss Maybel
Sutter, were at McGees Mills, Clearfleld
county, several days the past week.
Miss Annie Petry, who has made her
home at N. Hanau's for over two years,
went to New York last Friday to stay.
Mrs. f. Probst, OF Lock Haven, is
visiting her brother, Joseph Shaffer,
the Adams Express agent at this place.
Dr. ]. B. Neale went to Toby Monday
to remove the quarantine from one of
the houses at that place. The small
pox danger seems to have passed.
Harry O'Brien, bartender at the Com
mercial Hotel, and wife, were called to
Maysville last Friday by the death Of
Mrs. Perry Yeany, sister of Mrs.
OBrien.
w. X. Fetzer, county chairman of the
Democratic party, was at Rathmel last
week with the view of looking after the
interests Of q candidate for the post
Office at that place.
Il. M. Kurtz, business manager of the
Punxsutawney Spirit, and one of the
proprietors Of the same. was in Reyn-
oldsville several days last week. He is
a genial young man.
Walter Arms, an erstwhile Reynolds
vile young man, now of Helvetia, was
the guest of j. H. Bell, superintendent
of the b., L. a. Y. G. M. Co. at this
place, several days last week.
DIR. }. Hills, of the Paradise Settle
ment who has been practieing at Shaw
NUT for sometime, has moved to Altoona,
where he Will practice In the future.
DR.. Hills is bright young man and a
good doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Welsh visited in
Summerville last week. Mr.. Welsh's
sister, who lives in Kansas, whom he
has not seen for over eleven years, is
visiting at Summerville and he went
down to see her.
Jas. B. Arnold and wife, Mrs. w. b.
Alexander, Mrs. F. X. Arnold and Miss
Isabella Arnold were at Salem yester-
day attending the s5th birthday ami
versary of Mrs. Martha Goodlander,
Mrs. F.. X. Arnolds' mother.
Hon. w. o. Smith, editor OF the
Punxsutawney Spirit, and Republican