The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-02-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Glimpses of the People who are Passing
To and Fro.

Hon. $. II. Elliott was In Lock Haven
last week.
M. G. Coleman Is In Clarion county
| this week.
James Martin, Of Driitwood, was in
Reynodsville Friday.
Francis J. weakley, Esq, is visiting
his home In Carlisle, Pa.
Fred Crosley, Of Coal Glen, was In
Reynoldsville yesterday.
DR.. John Thompson, Of Portland
Mills, was in town Monday.
Councilman w. S. Stone and wife
spent Sunday In Pittsburg.
| Mrs. Daniel Nolan visited friends in
Johnsonburg and Kane last week.
Miss Maud Riston has been visiting
| her sister in Puuxsutawney the past
week,
j. q. Hammond was Ia Ciear6eld
couple OF days the latter part OF last
week.
Father Brady, pastor OF the Catholic
church, went to Philadelphia Monday
night
Smith M. McCreight, Esq, was at
Derry Station, Pa, over Sunday with
his wife.
Mrs. J. l.. Ewing is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. f.. f.. Anderson, at
Apollo, Pa.
G. J. Corwin is at Bellefonte this week
attending the Photographers State
Convention
Mrs y. G.. Scheafnocker Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Emery,
in Brookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barkley and
daughter, Miss May, Of Shawmut, spent
Sunday in Reynoldsville.
d. B. Mcdonnell, Of Brookvile, is Wis
iting his sons, Frank A., and Ed. Me-
Connell at Franks Tavern.
DR.. G. G. Rumberger, pastor of the
M. +. church. is visiting his father at
Craigsville, Pa, this week.
Albert Lusk, of New Kensington, was
called to this place Saturday by the
serious illness Of his mother.
M. +. Ridgeway, local freight con-
ductor on A. V. R'y, and family visited
in New Bethlehem yesterday.
Mrs. Eva Piltzer. Of Oil City, who
was visiting at Jerry Myers on Main
street, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. William Coping and daughter,
Miss Bertha, were in Dubois Sunday
attending the funeral Of Allison Roscoe
Mrs. Jane Books, OF Holden, Missouri,
who has been visiting her brother, J.
A. Myers, In this place, for two or three
months, started for her home yesterday.
Miles Welsh, who until couple OF
months ago was proprietor OF the Burns
house, moved to Millville yesterday,
where he takes charge Of the Millville
Hotel.
j. l.. Graham, who has been working
in West Virginia some time, returned
to Reynoldsville Friday night and on
Tuesday started out as travelling sales
man for the Saginaw Bay Lumber
Company, OF Cleveland. Ohio.
w. Fl. Stamey, Esq, was called to
Chambersburg, Pa, Saturday evening
by the death of his step-father, Lieut..
Henry Daniels. Prof. Fl. f.. Daniels,
principal Of the Summerville school,
half brother OF Mr.. Stamey, accompan-
led him TO Chambersburg to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. w. Il. Alexander and son and
daughter, Frank z. and Miss Fannie,
) and Mrs. F. X. Arnold and daughter.
Miss Belle, were at Luthersburg last
Friday attending the infare at the
) home OF Charles Goodlander, who was
married to Miss Sallie Mcclure on the
) 9th inst, mention Of which was made
in last weeks issue of THE STAR.
II. d. Clark, one OF the proprietors
Of the restaurant next door to the post
Office, will move his family back to
Summerville this week, from where he
moved to Reynoldsville about year
. ago. Mr.. Clark will remain in this
place, but his wife's health has not been
as good as II was In Summerville and
, that is the reason he is now moving his
family to that place.
A. Fl. McKellip and wife, Of East
Brady, Pa, were the guests OF DIR. j.
, w. Warwick and d. Fl. Young, in this
, place, the past week. They are on a
pleasure trip, visiting on the way at
this place, Bradford, Buffalo, Williams
, port, Johnstown, Pittsburg and thence
home to East Brady. They took Mrs
, Warwick and Miss Lucretia along as
far as Bradford. Mr.. McKellip is the
popular landlord Of East Brady, owner
z and manager OF St. Cloud Hotel and