The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-02-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
olimpsss Of the People whs are Passing
Ts and Ere.


David Wheeler YVES in Pittsburg last
week.
Lyman Scott WAS in Brockwayville
this week.
Miss Heste Beer is visiting friends
in Beechtree.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 2. Snyder spent Sum-
day ia BrookvilIe.
Mrs. ID. w. Rissos visited her daugh-
ter in Dubois last week.
David Eason, OF Broohville, was in
this place last Thursdsy.
Mrs. Simon Reitz, ot Stanton, is a
visitor at Wesley Eottsr's.
B. r. Wellendorf Of ST. hsrys, was
in Reynoldsville Thursday.
w. c. Helmbold, Of Curwensville,
was in Reyuodsvile Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew wheeler have
been in Pittsburg the past week.
Miss Ella Sceley has been visiting
friends in Dubois the past week.
Miss Helen Seeley is visiting in
Smicksburg, Indiana county, Pa.
Miss Susie Denny, OF Dritwood, visit
ed in Reynoldsyilc over Sunday.
Samuel j. Eastman, OF Lottsville, N.
Y, is visiting relatives in this place.
G.. Fl. Prescott, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
has been in Reynoldsville the past few
days.
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City, is visiting relatives in Reynolds
vile.
Mrs. Charles Corbett, of BroOkville,
was the guest of Mrs. s. b. Rumsey last
week.
Miss Carrie Matson, OF Brcokville, is
the guest Of Misses Marie and Elizabeth
Davis
William G. and Ninian Bond, OF
Brockwayville, were in Rcynoldsvilo
Monday.
Mrs. Benjamin Haugh returned Mon
day from visit with her sister at
Knoxdale, Pa.
Joseph Miller and Jesse Couch, Of
Winslow, Pa, were guests OF DR.. B. F..
Hoover Sunday.
L. A. Stiles, who has been in New
Castle for sometime, returned to Reyn-
oldsville last week.
David Neale, OF Perrysville, spent
Sunday with his brother, DR.. j. b.
Neale. in this place.
Mrs. Cstharine Foust, of Huntingdon
county, is visiting her son, DR.. J. w.
Foust, on jackson street.
Ed. O'Reilly weas to Pit.sburg Mon
day to take ten-weeks' course in the
Barber College in that city.
Alex. McClelland, OF Rockdsle Mills,
was in town Monday and had his name
added to THE STAR's subscription list.
I. F. Dempsey. agent and operator at
Oak Ridge for the A. v. R'y Co., spent
Sunday with his parents in West Reyn-
oldsvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Mcdonald,
Of New Bethlehem, visited the latter's
brother, A. N. Woodward, in this place
the past few days.
James A. Cooper. of Warsaw, visited
his father, Ninisn Cooper, 10 this place
last week. While in town James made
THE STAR Office y very agreeable call.
Robert w. Norris returned to the
Medico-C Chirurgical College st Phila-
delphia Saturday, after spending
several weeks at his home on account Of
the death Of his father.
Sam'l J. Williams and wife left town
this morning to visit AZ Shippenville,
Butler and Pittsburg few weeks and
then will return, pack their household
goods and move away.
Misses Roberta Ayres, Barbara Gene
Waite and Susie B. Ayres gave musical
and eleeutionary entertainments at
Crenshaw and Dagus on Monday and
Tuesday nights of this week.
Richard L. Taafe, mine boss in the
employ OF the Jefferson and Clearfield
Coal and Iron Co., was in Youngstown,
Ohio. four days since our last issue visit
} ing sister in that place who is i'll.
Mrs, George Ainsley, OF Dubois,
widow Of one OF the miners who was
killed in the disaster at the Berwind-
White shaft about one year ago, visited
, the family OF her uncle, Robert Bone,
in this place last week.
Miss Barbara Gene Waite, the elocu.
zionist, and Miss Roberta Ayres, the
, singer, of ReynOldsville, have been
engaged to take part on the program at
the teachers local institute to be held
, in Pnfeld on the 26th inst.
James Waite, who had been attend
ing the Union Theological Seminary in
! New York City and had intended re-
Y turning there, changed his mind and
: has gone to the Theological Seminary
in Allegheny City. He left here Mon.
b day morning.