The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-05-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Glimpses of the People who are Passing
To and Fro.


last week.
L. A. stiles went to Pittsburg Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Eason spent Sun
day in Brcokville.
John L.. Graham is visiting his par
ents in West Virginia.
DIR. X. Brown, of Summerville, was
in Reynoldsville Friday.
J. b.. Anderson. of New Bethlehem,
was in this place Friday.
John G. Dillman. OF Hotel Belnap,
was in Plttsburg last week.
Howard Kaueher spent several days
in Brookville the past week.
Ed. A. Carmalt, Esq. Of Brookville,
was in Reynoldsville Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Ulsh, of Drift
wood, spent Sunday in this place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stephenson, of Beech
tree. visited in Reynoldsville this week.
Miss Mary Eason. Of Brookville. is
visiting her brother, Ward Eason, in
this place.
County Commissioners States and
Murray were in Reynoldsville last
Wednesday.
Jay Evans, James Delaney, Robt.
Muir and George Ayres were in PUNK
sutawney Wednesday evening.
Joseph 5. Morrow, the merchant, was
in Pittsburg several days last week on
business and to visit his mother.
Glenn A. Milliren, the clothier, and
Chas. A.. Dickinson. groceryman, went
to Dents Run yesterday trout fishing.
Mrs. Holland Clawson was called to
New Bethlehem Monday to attend the
funeral of an aunt. Mrs. John w.
Shaffer.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. n. Jelbart and
family. Of Stanton. Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Jelbart's mother, Mrs. Jos. Butler.
on Grant street.
j. G. Swartz. Of Reynoldsville. has
secured a position rs book-keeper for
Wilkin & Dickinson, who have charge
of the large sawmill at Brookville.
DR. J. B. Neale Alex Riston. G. f.
Hoffman, James Irving and DR.. Harry
King went to Trout Run, Potter county,
Monday to spend few days fishing.
u. w. Atwater, the plumber, who is
an aspirant for the postmastership Of
Reynoldsville, was in Washington, d.
G., last week looking after his interests.
John G. Henderson, of Bellefonte, ex-
county commissioner OF Center county,
was the guest Of his cousin, John G..
Dillman, at Hotel Belnap, several days
last week.
Squire S. G.. Austin and wife and +.
j. Austin and wife were at Dubois
Thursday evening attending the we'd
ding of Miss Nora Isabel Curry and
Elmer Iseman.
Rev. J. G. McEntre, Miss Jennie Nc
Entire, Mrs. David 7. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Herpel were in Dubois
Friday afternoon attending the funeral
Of Mrs. James Bowes.
William Barkley and son, Arthur,
went to Shawmut Monday to work in
the mines at that place. Mr.. Barkley'
will move to Shawmut As soon as he
can get house there.
Thomas Lowther, of Rimersburg, who
was given position as pit boss at one
OF the Shawmut mines the first of last
week, spent Sunday in Reynoldsville.
Mr. Lowther will move his family from
Rimersburg to Shawmut.
Mrs. NJ. f. Ridgeway was called to
Driftwood Friday by the death Of her
brother, William A. Hatten who died
at Depew, N. Y, Friday morning. .oj
consumption. Funeral was held at
Driftwood Saturday afternoon.
John L. Fugate, who has been con-
fined to his bed the past eight or ten
months from stomach trouble. was re-
moved last Wednesday from the home
of his father-in-law, Wesley Motter,
Fifth ST., to the home of his brother,
Robert M. Fugate, near Rathmel.
DR.. Reid A. Wilson, one of our young
men, graduated at the Philadelphia
Dental College, one of the best institu-
tions of the kind In the country, April
End. After graduation DR.. Wilson took
jaunt of several weeks in New York
state to rest and visit friends. He re-
turned to Reynoldaville last Wednesday
evening. Reid has not fully decided
just where he will locate.
John Mitchell, coal miner, who has
resided in Reynoldsville sixteen years,
left this place yesterday morning bound
for Ithao, Colorado, where he has o
position in the silver mines. Mr..
Mitchell owns property here and as he
could not dispose of it as he would like
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