The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13
SOCIETY's wHIRL.

Ralph r.. Mckee was in Brookville
last week.
Miss Carrie Albright is visiting In
Punxsutawney.
G. II. Patterson, of Brookville, visit
ed In town last week
w. W. Barclay, Of Big Run, was in
Reynoldsville Thursday.
G. N. Lewis was in Washington, ID.
O., last week on business.
Mrs. George Mellinger visited in
Shawmut several days last week.
w. x. Marshall was at Parker last
week attending the funeral Of an aunt.
Miss Blanche Whitmore and Miss
Ida Burns visited in Dubois last week.
j. NJ. Suffer and II. II. Redding, of
Lindsey, were in Reynoldsville Sun
day.
Glenn a. Milllren is in Philadelphia
this week buying n large line Of cloth
ing.
Hugh. b. Cooper Of Brockwayville,
visited his father in this place over Sun
day.
David Wheeler returned last Thurs
day from Illinois with car load of
mules.
j. w. Riggs Is in the neighborhood
OF Brockwayville this week inspecting
lumber.
Miss Minnie McKearnan, of Eliicott-
vile, N. Y, is visiting her aunt, Miss
NJ. T.. Moore
Mrs. Andrew r. Bing is in Dubois,
being called there by the illness OF a
little nephew.
Reid Wilson returned last week from
Philadelphia where he was attending
Dental College.
John L. Sliifer, who has been at Lock
Haven for several months, has returned
to Reynoldsville.
Miss Martha Payne and Miss Edith
Lenhart, of Dubois, we're the guests Of
Miss Mary Burge last week
Mrs. w. G.. Helmbold and daughter,
of Curwensville, were the guests OF
Mrs. w. b. Alexander last Thursday.
John Thomas, who went TO Johnson
burg last month with Wallace Lowther
to start new barbershop, has returned
to Reynodsville.
Prof. A. J. Linn, Of New Brighton,
Pa, is the guest this week Of his
brother-in-law, Prof Edgar A. POETIC
w. j. Weaver, in Reynoldsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. l.. Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Reynolds and sons, Wood
and Frank, were at Ansonville last
week attending the funeral of Rev.
Samuel Miles.
Mrs. II. M. Alexander returned Sat
urday from the city where she has been
attending the spring openings and pur-
chasing her stock of spring and sum-
mer millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Smith went to
Buffalo, N. Y, Monday morning, where
they will remain for a month. Mrs.
Smith will receive treatment at one OF
the hospitals in that city.
DIR. w. B. Alexander and wife went
TO Clearfield yesterday to attend the
funeral OF the formers aunt, Mrs.
Wright, relict OF Judge Wright. The
old lady was almost ninety years old.
Rev. G. II. Hill, pastor of the Beech
woods Presbyterian church, assisted
Rev. johnson hold preparatory COM
munion services in the Reynoldsyille
Presbyterian church last Thursday and
Friday evenings.
James Cooper, one Of the thrifty and
enterprislng farmers OF near Warsaw,
this county,was in Reynoldsville several
days last week to visit his father, Mini
an Cooper, and while IN town he called
at this office and renewed his subscrip-
tion to THE STAR for another year.
Milton J. Schlabig was called to New
Millport, Pa, last Thursday by the
death of his father Christopher Schla-
big, who was 81 years old. Mrs. Schla-
big and Harry L., her son, went to New
Millport Friday to attend the funeral.
The deceased was one of the old inhabi-
tants of Clearfeld county
Chas. b. French, the insurance agent,
was in Pittsburg last week attending
banquet at Duquense Hotel given by the
New York Equitable Life Assurance
agents. These gentlemen are making
1t regular thing to enjoy banquet in
the Smoky City" annually. Prizes
were given to the agents for the largest
amount of work done in year in each
class. Mr.. French was one of the hust-
lers and he brought prize home with
him.
John c. Hirst, who has been living at
Mahoning, Pa, has moved his family
back to Reynoldsville. The family ar
rived last Friday. The big ice gorge
in the Allegheny river hastened the
moving. When big cakes of ice began
piling up near their dwelling house Mr..
Hirst thought it high time to move his