The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-09-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Glimpses of the People who are Passing
To and Fro.

Mrs. Charles Kirschar,z visited In
Brookvlle lust week.
Miss Annie Mitchell spent few days
Of the past week In Kane.
Mrs. M. NJ. Davis and son, Charles,
are visiting In Indiana county.
Mrs. G. ". Lewis visited her mother
mt Emeriokvile the past week.
Frank McTnteer. Of Driftwood. was
the guest of Paul Riston over Sunday.
Miss Laura Frederick, OF Coalport, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Joseph S. Hammond
j. G. Burns, Ida Burns and Laura
Mcpherson spent Sunday at Sbawmut.
Mrs. Martin Phalen and daughter,
Margaret, spent Sunday at Baxter, Pa.
Rev. ]. G. McEntire was at Clear Run
Sunday to preach for the people at that
place.
S. v. Shick and Frank Schlabig ac-
companied the ball team to 81. Marys
yesterday.
Harry w. Truitt visited relatives at
| New Bethlehem and Truittville the
past week.
A young man was arrested Saturday
night for using vulgar language on
Main street.
Miss Margaret Lawson, OF Brookville,
was the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Davis
over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Neal and daughter Miss
Flora, Of Cool Spring, are visiting Mrs.
Wesley Motter.
Mrs. J. l.. Barlow, Of Dubois, visited
her daughter Mrs. A. r. Bing, in this
place last week.
Smith McCreight, the miller at Pres
cottville, is visiting in Washington
county this week.
Paul Riston went to Salisbury, Pa,
yesterday TO become student in the
Kiskiminctas school.
Mrs. f. M. Whitehill, OF Dubois, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. J. X. Johnston, on
Grant street this week.
Mrs. Thomas L. Mitchell, Of Kane, is
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. S.
Reynolds, in this place.
Miss Myrtle McClelland Of Rockdale
Mills, went to Lock Haven Monday to
attend the State Normal.
T.. l.. Moore. of Corsica, is an assist
ant for short time in w. II. Moore,s
grocery store in this place.
Mrs. J. L. Graham, who has been at
Tawas City, Mich, several months, re-
turned to this place last Friday.
Misses Elizabeth Koehler and Eliza
beth Northy are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. G. X. Hawthorne, at Oil,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steele and son,
Walter. OF Dubois. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Bing the latter part Of last
week.
William T. Cox, groceryman, was in
Pittsburg last week attending the con-
vention 81 the League Of Republian
Clubs.
Mrs. w. S. McLain, OF Pittsburg. and
her son, Will McLain, jr., OF Chicago,
ILL.,, visited Lawyer c. Mitchell's family
last week.
| A. Katzen will go to the eastern mar
kets tomorrow to buy his fall and win
ter stock. He will be absent about a
week or ten days.
Misses Ina and inertia Boyles. Mrs.
J. G. Boyles and Miss Bessie Goheen, of
Dubois, were guests Of Miss Eleanor
Reed last Friday.
Daniel Nolan and wife left here Mon
day on two weeks pleasure. trip to
Buffalo, N. Y, New York City and
several other places.
j. w. Baxter and wife, OF Gilfoyle,
Forest county, visited the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Martin Phalen, in West
Reynoldsville this week.
Fred Reed, who was at home on his
summer vacation, left this morning for
Syracuse, N. Y, to take up his studies
in the Syracuse University.
]. NJ. McClelland, one OF the enter
prising citizens Of Rockdale Mills, was
in town Monday and had his name add
ed to THE STAR subscription list.
Joseph McKernan, baggagemaster at
A. V. R'y station, is of on his annual
vacation and G. p. Lerch, OF New Beth
lehem, is now looking after the baggage
at this place.
Miss Alice Cochin, the milliner, who
was at Cleveland buying fall goods, has
returned home. Her sister, Miss Nettie
Cochin, accompanied her and will be
her partner in the millinery business.
H. B. Kline, who has been in New
York City, Jersey City, Asbury Park,
N. j., and other eastern cities for al
most two years, returned to the home