The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-13
SOCIETY's wHIRL.


Aaron Richards has moved TO New
Kensington.
Chas. Doverspike, of Kittanniug, is
visiting in Reynoldsville.
]. G. Swartz, of Pittsburg, visited his
parent in this place last week
David Wheeler returned from Illinois
Saturday with car load of mules.
Chas. B. French, insurance agent OF
this place, is in Pittsburg this week.
DIR. f. @. McHenry moved from
Rathmel to New Kensington this week.
Miss Lizzie Lee, of West Reynolds
vile, is visiting at Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss s. May Smith, OF Becchtree,
visited at j. w. Hutchisons the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Campbell, of
East Brady, visited d. M. Dunsmore
last week.
Clarence Furgeson, OF Elmira N. Y,
visited James Irving and family in this
place last week.
Mrs. John S. Smith, Of Oakdale Sta
tion, Pa, came to Reynoldsville on
business last week.
Hon. A. c. Hopkins, of Lock Haven,
has been in this section three or four
days the past week.
Lloyd L. Gourley went to Patton, Pa,
yesterday to accept the position of fore
man OF the Patton Courier.
Mrs. Jas. L. Schofeld, OF the National
Hotel, Dubois, visited her brother, F.
X. Arnold, in this place Saturday.
Rev. ]. G. McEntre and wife have
gone to visit at Fillmore, Center coun-
ty, Lock Haven and Williamsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. March, OF Sligo,
who were here attending Mrs. M.
Carey's funeral, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredrick Walker, OF
Trade City, Pa, visited their daughter,
Mrs. B. f.. Hoover, on Grant street last
week.
Mrs. George Campbell, OF Punxsu-
tawney, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. jerry Myers, at this place the past
week.
Martin McCarty and John Crawley
went to Big Run Monday to work in
the tannery at that place during the
shutdown here.
Miss Mollie TRULY, Of Gazzam, and
Miss Mamie Gray, Of Dubois, were the
guests of Misses Britta and Maggie
Butler last week.
NJ J. Toomey, superintendent Of the
Prudential Life Insurance Co., moved
his family from Phillipsburg to Reyn-
oldsville last week
Ed. Gray, OF the Courier, Burgess
Moore and three or four other gentle
men OF Dubois drove down last evening
to attend Masonic lodge.
DR.. J. X. Brown, Summerville's
genial, neat, tidy, skilled and learned
physician, was shaking hands with
Reynoldsville friends last Thursday.
Frank p. Adlesperger is in Clarion
this week as a witness on case in which
parties are charged with breaking open
railroad car and stealing goods there
from.
Thomas Carey, who is attending the
st. Vincent College, near Latrobe,
came home last Thursday to attend his
mothers funeral. He will return to
school Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. f. Sechrist were
called to Hartford, Tioga county, last
Friday by the serious illness of their
son-in-law, Frank Hart, who is down
with typhoid fever.
j. II. Bowman, who has been at Mid
dlesborough, KY, three years and for
sometime has been employed as fore
man in the yard at the tannery in that
place, has returned to Reynoldsville.
Mrs. j. X. Dunkle, of West Reynolds
vile, was called to Foxburg yesterday
by the death of her brother-in-law,
Reid Elder, father Of John r. Elder OF
Beechtree. Mr.. Elder had been sick
for some time.
DR.. ]. B. Neale, James Irving, Alex.
Riston and Clarence Furgeson were
over in Indiana county hunting last
week. They brought home ten quails,
six rabbits and few black and gray
squirrels as trophies Of the chase.
j. j. Sutter was called to Pittsburg
yesterday by the serious illness of his
daughter Miss Maybel Miss Sutter
was attending Duffs College and had
been working hard and was taken sick
a week or ten days ago. On Monday of
this week the doctors thought she had
typhoid fever and she was taken to the
West Penn Hospital.