The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-04-03
SOCIETY'S wHIRL.

this week.
Miss Hettie Beer is visiting friends
in Brookville
John Fuller visited at Fisher, Clarion
county, last week.
Mrs. Scott McClelland is visiting
friends in Brookyille.
Mrs. Jas. X. Johnston visited rela-
tives in Dubois last week.
Miss Catherine Gleason visited In
Reynoldsvile the past week.
Lawyer G. M. Mcdonald had business
In Punxsutawney this week.
Howard Kaucher went to The State
Normal at Clarion on Monday.
Miss Belle Arnold was in Dubois last
week to hear Evangelist Shiverea.
Miss Laura Kline went to Clarion
Monday TO attend the Normal school.
Miss Marie Davis returned to Al
legheny College at Meadville yesterday.
Mrs. John Il. Elder, Of Beechtree,
is visiting relatives in this place this
week.
G. II. Prescott, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
had business in Reynoldsville the past
week.
Misses Julia Kirk, Orpha Beer and
Blanche Davis returned TO Clarion Nor
NAL yesterday.
David and Miss Mamie Harding, Of
Summerville. visited relatives in this
place last week.
Mrs George Mellinger, Mrs. Ira Smith
and Mrs. B. T.. Hoover visited friends
in Brookville last week.
Walter williams and Jay Evans went
to Sunbury yesterday morning to at
tend the college at that place.
III. Alex. Stoke, the enterprising
druggist, spent Sunday in Pittsburg
with his father-in-law, L. A. Jackson.
Misses Ethel and Mary McCreight,
Miss Jennie Waite, Alex. and James
Waite went to Grove City college
yesterday.
Mrs. Jonothan Coleman, of Oak Ridge,
visited her son and daughter,s NJ. G.
Coleman and Mrs. j. G. King, ntReyn-
| oldsville last week.
John Flynn, one of the bright young
men Of Reynoldsville, spent short time
in this city last week visiting friends
Ridgway Democrat.
David f. and Miss Belle Robinson
were called TO Tionesta last week by
the death Of Mrs. George Robinson,
their brothers wife.
John Braund and family, James Main
and family, and Mrs. Thomas Clark
will leave Reynoldsville tomorrow to
return to England, the land Of their
birth.
w. II. Jackson, who has been living at
White Earth, Mimi, and teaching at
the Indian Agency for about eight
years, is moving back to Reynoldsville
this week.
Will f. Wilson, OF Kittanning, was in
Reynoldsville this week looking after
d. F. Robinson's shoe store while that
gentleman attended the funeral Of q
sister-in-law at Tionesta.
DR.. w. B. Alexander and wife were
called to Dubois Monday by the serious
illness Of Mrs. Spackman, DR.. Alexan-
der's sister. Mrs. Spackman died at
200 A. M. yesterday. Having lived in
Reynoldsville few years she had many
acquaintances here.
VIM. NJ. Foster, Of this place, received
q message Monday forenoon that his
mother, Mrs. E. A. Cochran, had died
at Warren Sunday evening. Mrs.
Cochran was eighty years old. Mr..
Foster went to Warren yesterday
and will bring the remains of his
mother to Perry township, this county,
for burial. She will be buried to-mor-
row.
The following Reynoldsville school
teachers were named in the Pittsburg
Times list on Monday as those being
voted for to try and "take i'm the trip
to Europe offered by the Times: Maggie
Butler, Tacy Dempsey, Mildred Fuller.
and Almeda johnson. With so many
candidates from this place we fear no
one will be elected and 1t will be a use-
less effort.
James Irving, OF Beechtras, who has
been manager OF the company store at
that place for five years, will move his
family to Reynoldsville next week and
will become manager of the Bell &
Lewis company store at this place. Mr..
Irving will move his family in the
rooms over the company store. Mr.. Ir-
wing and family come to- Reynoldsville
highly recommended. Saeh people are
always welcomed in this place.