The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-08
PERSONAL POINTS.
Merely Mentioning the Many Movement
Of Mankind.


r. B. Mitchell went to Indiana, Pa,
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Whitmore is visiting in
Troutvillc.
II. J. T1utchison spent Sunday in
Brookvillc.
Harry Hirst, of Oil City, Is visiting
in Reynoldsvile.
Thomas Mitchell, of Kane, spent Sum
day in this place.
o. II. Johnston visited in Clarion
county last week.
Mrs. G. NJ Mcdonald is visiting her
parents in Penfeld.
VIM. Burke, of Pittsburg, is visiting
in West Reynoldsville.
j. REILLY Smeltzer has been visiting
in Brookville fow days
George Millinger was in Buffalo, N.
Y. several days last week.
H. A. Swab moved TO Shannondale,
Clarion county, this week.
Mrs G. j. Kerr went to Punxsutaw.
ney yesterday TO visit relatives.
w. G. Elliott. Of the roiunteer, and
wife spent Sunday in Brookville.
Misses Britta and Maggie Butler are
visiting in Brockwayvillc this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Rumsey we're in
Philadelphia and New York last week.
Chas ]. Bangert, editor Falls Creek
Herald, called at THE STAR office Mon
day.
Miss Meta Coax went to Pittsburg
Monday TO attend the Duquesne Col
lege.
Mrs. w. c. Gibson, of West Reyn-
oldsville. visited in Pittsburg the past
week.
Miss Halle Oner, Of Dubois, was the
guest OF Miss Minnie Priester this
week.
James T.. Ellenberger. of Armstrong
county. was the guest of Harry Truitt
this week.
Miss Maybel Sutter who is attending
school in Pittsburg. came home to spend
Easter Sunday.
N. Hanau was in Philadelphia last
week buying a ock Of spring and
summer goods.
Misses May Corbett and Mary Patton
went TO the Indiana State Normal
school on Monday.
Father Brady was in Bennezette on
Monday and Tuesday assisting in hold
ing Forty Hours Devotion at that place.
Mrs. John Flickinger and son, Sam
uel, went to Greensburg, Pa, the first
of this week to spend three or four
weeks visiting.
DR.. w. B. Alexander and j. S.
Morrow went to New Athens, Ohio,
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Rev. Fl. G. Furbay.
Miss Lizzie Cubbison. OF Emlenton,
Pa, visited Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Craw-
ford in the NJ. f. parsonage at this place
during the past week.
Miss Myrtle Geist, who was one of
the teachers in the borough school the
past term. wen, TO her home at Worth
vile, this county, Monday to enjoy
few months rest.
Bion II. Butler, Of the Pittsburg
Times, one OF the best writers on that
paper, passed through Reynoldsville
Monday on his way to the Smoky
CITY" after short visit in this section.
Miss Jessie, Oldest daughter Of James
Irving, manager OF the Bell s. Lewis
stores, will go to Binghamton, N. Y,
tomorrow TO enter a college OF that
city. She expects to be absent until
fall.
John T. Silver, who is now a conduc-
tor on the p. V. & G. with lay over at
Duquesne, near Pittsburg, will move
his family 20 thaSplace this week. Mr..
Silver has lived in this place number
Of years.
Steven Bone, coal miner, who has
lived in Reynoldsville nigh unto a
decade of years. moved to North Solon,
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, this week
where ne proposes to try his hand in
tilling the soil. We wish him success
on the farm.
Prof A. ]. Postlewait, who has been
teacher in the schools of this borough
for number Of years, and who applied
for the principalship Of the schools for
the last term, left Reynoldsville Thurs
day morning on ten day recreation.
During his absence he win visit his
parents in the southern end OF this
county and visit the schools of Dubois,
Punxsutawney, Indiana, Kittanning
and other places to see how the schools
of those places are conducted and look
for pointers that may prove useful to
him in his future school work.