The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-01-17
PERSONALS.

Washington, ID. &.
Miss Mary Moore, one OF our milliners,
visited In Dubois last week
Mrs. M. A. Breckbill, OF Brookville, is
the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Mellingcr.
Miss Jennie McGrady visited friends
in st. Marys during the past week.
Miss Annie McIninch, of Brookville,
is visiting friends in Reynoldsvillc.
f. Nen, Justice of the Peace, and
wife, were in Dubois last Thursday.
Miss Maggie Butler is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. G. Hirst, at Lawsonham,
Pa.
Miss Inez Boyles, OF Dubois, visited
her cousin Miss Eleanor Reed, last
week.
Miss Annie Walker of Brookvillc, Is
visiting Mrs. +. w. Campbell In this
place.
Mrs. Andy Denny is visiting her
sister, Mrs. M. Britton, at Brockway-
vile.
Miss Irene Hays spent three or four
days of the past week visiting friends in
Dubois.
Mrs. Frank Richardson, OF Driftwood,
was the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Mellinger
last week.
Miss Ella Campbell, of East Brady,
was the guest of Mrs. ID. M. Dunsmore
the past week.
S. C. Roll, OF Corning, N. Y, is visit
his brother, David NJ. Roll, proprietor
OF the City Hotel.
Tom Kearns was at Brookville Mon
day night assisting TO furnish music for
dance at that place.
Mrs. VIM. Dougherty went to Rockton
yesterday TO attend the wedding Of her
sister, who Is 10 be married to-day.
Clarence Patterson, the accommodate
ing clerk of the Commercial House at
Brookville, spent Sunday in Reynolds
vile.
w. II. Bell jr., proprietor OF the large
clothing store in this place, accompanied
by his wife, was in Buffalo, N. Y, last
week.
Miss Lulu Rumbaugh has gone to
Red Bank Furnace to stay with her
grandparents until ''the robins nest
again"
County Treasurer John Waite, OF
Brookville, came up to Reynoldsville
Friday evening TO hear Major Dane
| lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Cooper and son,
Samuel, of Brockwayville, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ninian Cooper in
this place.
Mrs. Malissa Bing, Of Unionville,
Center county, is visiting her son and
daughter, Andrew T. Bing and Mrs. f.
G. Sensor, in this place.
Evan Thomas McGaw, ex-Justice of
the Peace and an aspirant for the Reyn-
oldsville postmastership was in Harris
burg last week attending the Demo
cratic State convention.
| Eli Moorhouse, of the firm OF Sykes.
Allis e. Moorhouse, went to Blairsville
Monday and from there he will go to
Philadelphia to-day to help G. w.
Sykes select machinery for the new
woolen mill.
Rev. J. G. McEntire conducted
services at Mead Chapel for Rev. Jas
III. Jelbart last Sunday, he being called
to another part Of his charge that day.
Rev. Jelbart is holding successful
revival at Mead Chapel.
| David Neale, Of Perrysville, this
county, is visiting his brother, DIR. j.
b. Neale, in this place. David Is
politician Of the Democratic persuasion.
He was a delegate to the Democratic
state convention at Harrisburg last
week.
| Tom Windle, mine boss at Shawmut
mines, spent Sunday in this place. Mr..
Windle expects to move his family to
his new job in week or ten days. Mr..
Windle was formerly mine boss for
the Bell, Lewis & Yates G.. NJ. Co. at
| tnls place.
John Butler, at one time q resident of
Armstrong county, now of Iowa, visited
his aunt, Mrs. Joseph Butler, in
Reynoldsville the past week. He went
from here to Brockwayville and will
visit friends elsewhere before returning
TO to the Hawkeye state.
DR.. Jos. S. McCreight moved his
family to Ridgway the latter part of
last week. Mrs. Annie Gibson went to
Ridway Monday, where she will make
her home with the Doctors family for
short time. We wish the Doctor sue
cess in his new field and hope that
his family may find Ridgway pleasant
place to live. We are Of the opinion
that Ridoway would ha a pxattv rioe