The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-02-19
socIETY's wHIRL.

town Monday.
Miss Belle Arnold visited friends In
Dubois last week.
Mrs. Albert Reynolds visited in
Dubois last week.
County Commissioner S. M. Shields
was in Reynoldsville Friday.
John II. Hills, of Urey, Pa, spent
Sunday at his home in Paradise
Rev. Jas. II. Jelbart, of Belleview,
Pa, was in town one day last week.
+. A. Weaver, of the Brookvillc Re
publican, called at THE STAR Office
Monday.
Val. S. Murray, of Gaskill township,
father of DR.. J. II. Murray, was in town
Monday.
Milton l.. and Miss Tacy Dempsey
visited in Dubois several days during
the past week
John Ross. of Beaver Falls, spent
Sunday with his brother, w. S. Ross,
at the Ross House.
VIM. p. Woodring went to Big Run
Monday to work in the tannery at that
place for short time.
Mrs. Sarah McAfoos. of New Mays
vile, has been visitor at Frank s.
Hoffmans the past week.
Misses Annie and Cora Steel, Of
Brookville, were the guests OF Miss
Hettie Beer over Sunday.
Joseph G. Macro, OF this place, started
out yesterday as travelling salesman for
a Pittsburg macaroni establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. McLear, Of West
Chester, Pa, visited the latter's BROTH
er, A. 7. Blng, in this place last Friday.
Glenn A. Milliren, the clothier, is
in Philadelphia this week buying a
large stock OF goods for the spring
trade.
w. L. Metzenthin, Of Harrisburg, is
visiting his brother, Rev. Paul Metzen-
thin, pastor of the Lutheran church at
this place.
j. M. Gathers, one Of the train dis
patchers on the Reynoldsville and Falls
Creek R'y, with head office at Big
Soldier, was in Dubois Friday.
Miss Maybel Sutter went to Pitts
burg last Saturday afternoon where she
will remain for some time as student
in the Martin Short Hand College. &.
Daniel Brewer, OF Brookville one OF
the present board of commissioners of
this county, spent Sunday with his son,
E. s. Brewer, in West Reynoldsville.
Chas. j. Kah, J. G. Bauer and wife,
Misses Caroline Herpel and Christina
Bauer, of Paramount, came to Reynolds
vile Monday to attend the funeral of
Julia Bauer.
b. T. Hastings of Brookville, who be-
gan setting type sixty years ago and can
still do good days work at the case.
spent Saturday with his daughter, Mrs.
S. T. Dougherty, in this place.
James NJ. Marsh, of Sligo, Pa, the
genial passenger conductor on the Sligo
Branch of the A. V. R'y, and an old
and tried friend of ye editor, was in
Reynoldsville last Saturday and graced
our sanctum with his smiling coun-
tenance.
w. G. Elliott, editor Of the Volunteer,
and wife were at Clearfeld last week
attending the wedding of Robert H.
Warren, of Pittsburg, and Miss Cora
Hastings, of Clearield, niece of Mrs.
Elliott. The wedding took place
Wednesday evening.
Jackson S. Schultze, OF Ridgway,
Division Superintendent of the Elk
Tanning Co., was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. Schultze formerly was a visitor at
Reynoldsville every two weeks, but on
account of the dullness in the tannery
business has not been here for some
time.
DR.. j. III. Hoffman, of Pittsburg,
spent several days of last week with his
brother, G. f. Hoffman, the jeweler in
this place. Doctor had been on the sick
list for a few weeks and was visiting
at Brookville and in this place to
recuperate so that he can again pre-
scribe for the sick people on his list in
the "Smoky City"
From the Ridgway Democrat we learn
that Ed. p. Windle, an erstwhile Reyn-
oldsville young man, whose parents still
reside in this place, will move from
Ridgwsy, where he has been employed
| as a maonlnIst at the McEwen shops
and at the works OF the Ridgway Mfg.
Co. for seven years, to Bradford, where
he has been offered a good position.
, Ed. is a frst-class machlnist.
!. Rev. a. r. Johnson, pastor Of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church,
filled DR., Conway's pulpit at Brookville
Sunday, the latter gentleman being
called to Cool Spring to preach the
dedicatorial sermon in the new Presby-