The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-09-13
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
olimpses Of the People who are Psssin
To and Fro.

Miss Lillian Sykes visited In Ciearncld last
week.
Ward sechrsi, II typo of Dubois. is visiting
In town.
Joseph Morrison, Of Becchtree. wns In town
last week.
Miss Jessie Barklcy IL visiting friends ut
Red Bank.
Mrs. A. r. hing spent Sunday with her moth 3
er In Dubois.
Miss Ethel Allen. Of Clarion, visited In this
place last week.
A. W. Adams, Of Brock way vile. spent sum
day In this place.
Miss Ella shairer Of Worthwhile. IL visiting
Miss Klttlc Shick.
Miss Anna Davis visited relatives Mt Sum-
mcrvillc last week.
Miss Nellie Holland, Of Erie. Is the guest Of
Mis-. Mollie Drscoii.
James Marsh moved his family from Sligo
to this place last week.
Miss Edna Lewis visited Miss Blakcslee at
Coal Glen the past week
Miss Sue u. Ayrcs, Of Pittsburg. IL visiting
her mother In this place.
q. n. Prescott. OF cleveland. Ohio. has been
w 'Hih piH'e WV DuSt Wtth.
Mrs. David Cochran went TO Walk Chalk
yesterday 10 visit her parents
Harry McEntlrc assists Walter q. Henry In
his clothing store ON Saturdays.
Miss olive Jones went To Indiana Monday
| TO attend the State Normal school.
II. Eugene Phillips and family went 10
Clarion last week to visit relatives.
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Mt d. NJ Dunsmore's one day last week.
Miss Ellie Clark went to Knoxdalc, Pa.
Saturday where she will teach school.
Mrs. J. y. Alexander Of Butler, spent SUN
day at W. u. hiexnnder's, on Grant street
Thomas Carey, nm erstwhiie Reynoldsville
| young man, is visiting relatives IN this place.
| Jacob Fuller, who has been IN North Caro-
lima ten months, returned 10 this place Mon
| day.
DIR. J. II. Hoffman, Of Plttsburg. spent Sun
day with his brother. q. p. Hoffman. In this
place.
| =. X. A. Alexander. one Of the proprIetors
Of the wooden mill. Is In New Bethlehem
to-day.
| Charles Kernott, OF Clintonviile, Pa, is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. H. J. McEntire, ON jack
| son street.
| Mrs. O. NJ. whIteman, Of Brook vile, Is Wis
Iting her daughter, Mrs. Cbas Kirchartz. ON
Grant street.
| william u. Scott and wife. of Philadelphia.
| were guests Of the latter's sister, Mrs. william
Burns, this week.
Miss Oma Plyler Of Patton Station, spent
Sunday at the home her uncle. Wesley Mot
| ter, on Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner, Of Worthwhile.
spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. =. v.
shick, In this place.
| A. Katzen went TO Philadelphia and other
eastern markets Monday evening to buy his
fall and winter stock
| Mrs. q. X. Hawthorne. Of Oil. Pa, Is visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Koehler.
In West ReynodsvIlle.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell. OF Kane. who has
been visiting In this place almost five weeks.
returned home Monday.
| Rev. J. NJ. Dean left here yesterday morn
Ing for n town In Michigan where he begins
"A series Of meetings tonight.
Miss Edith Harris returned last week from
IA seven weeks visit at Plymouth Wilkes
barre and several other places.
Paul Riston returned to Salisbury yester-
day TO take up his studies In the Kiskiminetas
school after the summer vacation.
James W. Stevenson, of Brooklyn, N. ". is
spending n two weeks vacation at this place
and on his fathers farm near Sandy Valley.
Mrs. Lille McCracken, Of Richmond. Indi-
ana county. Pa. Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George o. Riggs In West Reynolds
VILE.
A. T. Bing. Of Bing & Co., dry goods mer-
chants, is In Philadelphia this week buying II
large stock Of goods for the fall and winter
trade.
Mrs. J. r. Kirchartz, Of Beaver Falls. Is vis-
iting her son, Charles =. Kirchartx, and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Riston. In this
place.
Misses Jessie Corbett, OF BroOkville. and
May Gephart, Of San Diego California, were
guests OF Miss Hope Hall several days last
| week.
Mrs. X. !. MulhollaB, who went to Phila-
delphia TO attend the funeral OF Squire Jesse
l.. Test, returned TO this place Saturday
morning.
Miss Elizabeth Dixon. OF Lsnsingburgh. n.
Y. who was the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. L. w.
Huyck, on Grant street few weeks. returned
home Thursday.
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Barclay. of
Vandergrift. daughters OF W. W. Barclay.
visited Mrs. Samuel Brilliant In West Reyn-
oldsville last week.
X. @. schugars. assistant in the First Ma
tional Bank, Is on on a months vacation.
Clifford Kaucher Is helping in the bank dur
ing Schugar's vacation.
Mrs. NJ. A. Calvin. who spent the summer at
Tionesta, arrived here a few days ago to
spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs. X.
f. Mckee, on Grant street.
Alfred DeHart, the young man who lost his
right foot the latter part July by a railroad
car running over 1t at the tannery. Is visiting
relatives at Red Bank this week
Mrs. s. A. Bowser. OF Ford City, returned
home yesterday after months visit with
her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Or. A.
II. Bowser and Mrs. David Cochran.
Father Edward Driscoll. OF Reynoldsville,
a bright young man who was recently or