The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-05-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
olimpses of the People who are Passing
= To and Fro.


James V. Young, the contractor, was
at Tyler yesterday.
Judge Sadlcr, of Carlisle, was In
Reynoldsville last week.
Mrs. Forrest Hays, is visiting her
parents In New Bethlehem.
Mrs. Samuel Barton is visiting her
parents in Brookville this week.
John A. Henry. of Hamilton, spent
Sunday with his sons in this place.
Mrs ]. F. Mohney, of New Bethle-
hem, visited in this place the past week.
Squire j. d. woodring and wife and
Miss Alice Reitz were at Big Run Sun
day.
Albert Sutter, Of Punxsutawney,
spent Sunday with his parents in this
place.
Walter G. Henry. one OF our clothing
merchants, visited his parents at Ham
ilton last week.
Miss Elizabeth Beck, OF Remove. was
the guest OF Miss Jessie Barkley several
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days last week.
Mrs. J. S. Hammond and her sister,
Miss Lulu Black, are visiting their par
ents at Irvona, Pa.
Charles Epler, OF Homestead, is visit
ing his parents, Major and Mrs. Levi
Epler In this place.
Miss Catherine Baxter, Of Baxter,
Pa, visited her sister. Mrs. Martin
Phalen, in West Reynoldsville last
week.
w. G. Hartwick is in Washington
county this week assisting S. B. j. Sax
ton introduce the Automatic Washing
Machine.
Mrs. Frank McGinnis, OF Johnson
burg, who was the guest OF Mrs. A. A.
Kleinhans several weeks, returned home
Saturday.
Misses Olive Taylor and Anna Hoff-
man, OF Dubois. were the guests Of
Misses Minnie and Blanche Whitmore
over Sunday.
Frank II. Beck, chief clerk in the j.
& G. G. & l. Co. Office at this place. is in
Washington, ID. c.. this week attending
the Peace Jubilee.
Misses Lillian Snyder and Gertrude
Anderson, OF Brookville, who were
guests Of Mrs. l.. M. Snyder short time.
returned home Monday.
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Joseph Johnston, editor OF the Drift
wood Gazette, was here Monday attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. James X. Johns
ton, his brothers wife.
Capt. T. G. Reynolds and John Fl.
Bell, of this place, are in Altoona this.
week attending the Grand State Com
mandery Knights of Templars.
DR.. Howard Kaucher, student in
the Medico-C Chirurgical College. Phila-
delpbia, returned to his home in this
place Thursday evening to spend the
summer vacation.
w. S. Stone accompanied his daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes, to Oakmont Saturday,
where Miss Agnes, who Is just recover
ing from an attack Of pneumonia, will
remain few weeks to recuperate.
Thomas N. Neff, who was In the en-
ploy of the Jefferson Supply Co. as clerk
at this place and Big Soldier for some-
time, resigned and went TO Pittsburg
Monday wheae he expects good posi-
tion.
Miss Roberta Mackal is visiting, her
aunt, Mrs. Fred X. Alexander, on Chant
street. Miss Mackal's parents are NOV
ing from Wooster Ohio, to Newport
News, Va, and Miss Roberta stopped
here en- route from the Buckeye State''
to the "Old Dominion"
George Mellinger was IN Pittsburg
last week and while there he saw the
rapid firing gun that was taken of the
Spanish cruiser, Viscaya, that was de-
stroyed at Santiago July Bird, 1893. Mr..
Mellinger says it is fine gun. 1t Is To
be mounted in Schenley Park.
Will Fl. McCreight, who has been at
Barto, Florida, six months for the ben
eft of his health, returned to this place
Saturday. Will thinks Florida dan
dy" place to spend the winter and your
money. He looks as badly sunburned
as il he had just come out of the har.
vest field.
James E. Mitchell, who has been a
member of the firm OF Mitchell Bros.
tailors, at Kane several years, sold his
interest to his brother, Thomas L.
5 Mitchell, and moved his family and
household goods to this place last week
Mr.. Mitchell has not decided yet jus
what he will do.
G. Walter Palen, superintendent o
the tannery at this place, and wife lef
here Monday evening on two weeks
jaunt to Philadelphia, Atlantic City
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