The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-11-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
olimpses Of the People who are Passing
To and Fro.

| In Dubois.
Miss Lucille Mitchell is visiting In
Brookville.
Harry Brooks, OF Shawmut Sundayed
In this place.
Miss Olive Reynolds spent Sunday
In Punxsutawney.
M. g. Coleman was in Clarion county
several days last week.
Miss Maude Riston has been In PUNK
sutawney the past week.
Mrs. Charles Hastings, of Brookville,
visited in this place last week.
J. G. Dillman and w. G. Schultze were
over in Indiana county last week.
Miss Mayme Montgomery returned
Monday from four weeks visit in Kane.
A. =. Utter left here Monday evening
on trip to New York City and Boston,
Mass.
J. A. Myers, the harness maker, spent
Sunday with his daughter at Patton
Station, Pa.
James RI. Brown, OF Roseville, visited
his sister, Mrs. Joseph Sbafrer, in this
place last week.
| Mrs. S. v. Shick and daughter,
Miss Kittie, visited Mrs. Fred Butler
at Tyler last week.
| Miss Edith Clark, who is teaching
school at Sugar Hill, spent Sunday at
her home In this place.
William Johnston, OF New Hampton,
Iowa, is visiting his nieces, Mrs. A. G..
Milliren and Mrs. Agnes Burris, at this
place.
Mrs. George B. Humphrey, OF Du-
Bois, returned home yesterday after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. j.
McEntire.
Carl Bechtol, OF McKeesport, former
ly a clerk in the Reynolds drug store
and an employe at the silk mill, is visit
ing in town.
Il. j. Thomas, the pnsorial artist,
Bob Gibson and Henry I. Iseman are
out in the wilds Of Elk county, near
Medix, hunting deer and bear.
DR.. William G. Henry, one Of PUNK
sutawney's leading dentists, spent Sun
day with his brothers, Walter, Clarence
and Sherman Henry, in this place.
Mrs. j. L. Test and Mrs VIM. Null
holland went to Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs. Test intends remaining in the
"Quaker City all winter with her
daughter, Mrs. George Elliott.
Charles j. Bangert, editor OF the Big
Run Tribune, was in Reynoldsville last
Friday and made THE STAR a fraternal
call. Charley is giving Big Run live,
up-to-date newspaper.
T. Fl. Rumsey and wife, of Berlin,
Wis, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs S. 3. Rumsey in West Reynolds
Vile several weeks. returned to their
home in the Badger State" the first Of
this week.
Frank A. Mcconnell, Capt. T. G.
Reynolds, James T. Evans, John Fl.
Bell, William Coping and L. J. Nc
Entire, of this place, were at Ridgway
last Thursday evening attending a spe-
cial conclave Of the knights Templar
Rev. A. f. Hooper and family went
to Toronto, Canada, the latter part Of
last week, where they will visit with
; Mrs. Hooper's sister until Rev. Hooper
decides where he will locate. Rev.
| Hooper stored his household goods in
this place.
#. j. Broadhead of Rathmel, went to
Edrie, Indiana county, Pa, Monday to
accept position Of coaling West Penn
r. Il. engines at night. The work is
light and steady and the pay is fair.
Mrs Hannah Broadhead, mother Of T.
j., will keep house for him.
D Forrest o. Hayes, who has been an
9 employe OF the Reynoldsville & Falls
r Creek R'y about one year, went to But
t ler Saturday to accept position on the
b., X. & z. new line to Pittsburg. Mr..
Hayes will move TO Butler the latter
, part OF this month. He is good citi-
:, zen and we are sorry to lose him, but
wish him success on the new road.
r L. M. Stewart, formerly brakeman
on the b., r. & p. R'y, who has been
living on the Stewart farm near this
place the past year, has decided to follow
! railroading again, and went to Butler
!, the first of this week to get position
on the new B. r. & F. line to Pittsburg
Had Mr. Stewart remained on the b.,
}. r. & p. he would now be conductor on
;. freight train. He will very likely
: have to work his way up again.
John f. Thomas, formerly of this
place, who has been conducting bar
: bershop at New Kensington severa
;. years, and Miss Ella Bitters, also o