The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-05-22
socIETY's wHIRL.

Gnlladelphla this week.
Mr.. Sam'l Hines, OF Brookville. spent
Sunday at Robt. WaIte's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mellinger spent
Sunday In Punxsutawney.
Mrs. A. Boyd Thorn. OF Clearneld, Is
visiting in Reynoldsvile.
Mrs. w. G. Elliott visited her parents
In Brookville the past week.
Mrs T.. Conrad, Of Curwensville,
visited In Reynoldsville last week.
Irwin Winslow and Albert Harris
we're In Westville, Pa, last week.
Mrs. George Kline visited Rev. J. II.
Jelbarts family at Stanton last week.
Mrs. Wesley Motter returned Monday
from visit with her daughter in Du-
Bois.
Mrs. Jos. Strauss, OF Brockwayvile,
visited Mrs. N. Hanau at this place last
week.
DIR. II. y. HARRISON is visiting the
home Of his parents at Indiana, Pa,
this week.
Jos. S. Morrow and daughter, Amelia,
are visiting Mr.. Morrow's mother In
Pittsburg.
Daniel Coyle, Of Wheeling, West Va,
is visiting his brother, M. J. Coyle, at
City Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Elder, of Beech
tree, attended the Weitzel-Stephenso
wedding this morning.
w. G.. Helmbold, OF .Curwensville,
was the guest Of DIR. w. B. Alexander
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner, OF
Worthwhile, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. s. v. Shick.
Mrs. Fred A. Alexander and sons
started for East Liverpool, Ohio, this
morning TO visit her parents.
Mrs. VIM. Rosenburger, of Helvetia,
visited her brother, John Il. Silver, In
West Reynoldsville last week.
Mrs. Martin McCarty is In Philadel-
phia this week TO consult one Of the
eminent physicians Of that city.
Mrs. J. G.. Noble, OF Punxsutawney,
visited her mother, Mrs. Harriet Rep
sher, on Jackson street this week.
We're King, who has been a student
two years in the Philadelphia Dental
College, is at home on vacation.
Mrs. John Doyle, OF Clarion, came to
Reynoldsville last week TO attend the
funeral Of her father, Joseph Watson.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Mcdonald and young son
went to Penfield last week to visit the
youngsters grandparents for short
time.
Mrs. Frank Robinson, OF Canisteo, N.
Y, and Mrs. J. B. Nichol, OF Eleanora,
were visitors at DR.. j. B. Neale's last
week.
f.. Sherman Vosburg and family, who
a haa nj rin IL. .I.
three years, returned to Reynoldsville
last week.
Mrs. James Orr, a member OF the
Rebekah lodge Of this place, is in
Philadelphia attending the /. o. o. f.
Grand Lodge.
William Marshall Is in Philadelphia
this week as delegate from the I. o.
o. F. lodge Of Reynoldsville to the
Grand Lodge.
DR.. b. f.. Hoover and wife went TO
Findley, Ohio, last week where Mrs.
Hoover expects to remain for sometime
visiting her sister.
Miss Ella Sykes went TO New York
last week, and to-day she sails from that
city In a steamer for pleasure trip to
England, Paris and France.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. j. Bangert, OF
Falls Creek, were In town Monday. Mr..
Bangert expects TO issue the Herald
again about the last OF next month.
B. F. Robb, who has been troubled
with swelling In his feet for sometime,
went TO Baltimore, Nd, last week to
consult an eminent physician of that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Riston went to
Pittsburg Monday TO attend the funeral
of nephew, and from Pittsburg they
will go to Brooklyn. N. Y, TO visit
their daughter, Mrs. M. f. Hayden.
Rev. f. Lewis Kelley was at Patton,
Pa, last week as a delegate from the
Clearfield Baptist Association assisting
to organize new Baptist church at
that place. Rev. Kelley preached in
the evening.
Mrs. Joseph Fl. Nickols, OF Lock
Haven, Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Chas. Rumbaugh, in West REYNOLDS
vile. This is Mrs. Nickols first visit
to this place since she become a
bride six months ago.
Elijah Trudgen, who has been in the
grocery business in Reynoldsville for
several years, sold out most all his
goods at auction on Saturday. He will
move to Mt. Jewett, Pa. Mr.. Trudgen Is
pleasant and accommodating gentle
man.
ID. w. Atwater left Reynoldsville last
Thursday for Hornellsville, NY, where
he takes charge OF a steam carousal, or
In other words, a merry-go-round,
which he will travel with during the
summer. Mr.. Atwater is hustler and
will, no doubt, gather in good supply
OF the "coin OF the realm" during the
season.
DR.. Harry King. son of DIR. J. c. King
of Reynoldsville, graduated at the Jeffer-
son Medical College in Philadelphia
last week and is now the possessor OF a
first-class NJ. ID. ''sheepskin." Harry
is ayoung gentleman that will be a
credit to the profession he has chosen.
Out OF sixty applicants who were
examined for position as resident
physician in the st. Marys Hospital at
Philadelphia, Harry was one OF the
three successful ones, and has taken up
his work in that institution. This Is
another Reynoldsville young man who
has entered succe ssful career.