The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-01-03

teachers permanent certificates will
meet in Reynodsville on the first Fri
day in May.
John G. Hirst, who Is now located ut
Pennington, West Va. spent several
days with his family in this place the
past week.
| r. II. Beck was called to Randolph,
N. Y, last week by the illness OF his
part Of week,
Thomas McKcrnan, Of Duquesne, re-
turned to that place Monday after Il
tcn.day visit with his parents in West
Reynoldsvllle.
G. X. Hawthorne and wife, OF Oil,
visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Koehlcr, In West Reynolds
vile last week
Bert G. Woodward, principal OF the
Driftwood schools, visited his brother,
Postmaster A. M. Woodward, in this
place last week.
ID. j. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Jennie. of Prescottvillc, visited with
relatives at Sligo and East Brady dur
ing the holidays.
Ernest S. Stone, of Oakmont, and b.
w Stone, of Turtle Creek, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stone, In
this place last week.
Scott McClelland, OF BrOokville, pro-
prietor Of the large clothing store in
this place, is in town to-day looking
after his interests here.
Mrs. o. NJ. Haymaker and daughters,
Susan and Mirion, have been the guests
OF Mrs. Haymaker's sister, Mrs. s. b.
Rumsey, the past ten days.
. +. II. Golding, OF Bradford, Conn, an
electrician who is to have charge of the
electric light and trolley line plant at
this place, was In town last week.
II. r. Farrell, OF Elkins, West Va,
assistant paymaster on the West Vir.
ginia Central railroad, spent the holi.
days with his parents in this place.
August Boulanger, manager OF the
Star Glass plant, has rented a house on
Jackson street and will move his family
from Hazelhurst to this place this week
d. S. Bowser and wife, OF Walk
Chalk, spent the holidays with theil
son and daughter, DR.. A. H. BowseI
and Mrs. ID. II. Cochran, In this place
Mrs. c. L. Coryell. OF Vancouver
Washington State, who spent fourteen
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d. A. G. Milliren, In this place, left here
Monday morning for her home on the
! Pacific slope.
Mrs John Ahern, OF Wellsville, N. Y.
who spent several weeks with hei
daughter, Mrs. Joseph McKernan, il
West Reynoldsvllle, returned home
alone last week. Mrs. Ahern is so years
old. This is the first time she has Wis
' tied her daughter In 20 years.
j. Bernard McCracken, formerly ,
resident of Reynoldsville, now of Dur
ham, North Carolina, returned to hi
I southern home week ago after abOu
three months visit with friends ant
relatives in this place. Mr.. McCracker
owns considerable real estate in Nortl
t Carolina.
Vincent Reynolds, student in tn,
= Medico-Chirurgical College OF Phar
, macy in Philadelphia, arrived here las
y Thursday to spend week with hi
parents. Besides his college work, Vim
: cent holds II good position in a drul
{ store in the "City OF Brotherly Love
where he is getting practical experience
In the drug business.
William r. Cox, of Millville, Colum
5 bia county, Pa, an uncle Of our towns
man, William Il. Cox, candidate 70
n Legislature, has been visiting in tow
. the past ten days. Mr.. Cox, who is de
scending the western slope of life, wa
resident of Sandy Valley number G
! years ago. He notes many decided i'm
s provements in Reynoldsville since h
resided in the suburban town-Sand
Valley.
Samuel D. Martin, who has been a
Q employe at the Hopkins mill u numbe
of years and is quite we'll known i
!. ReynOldsville, has accepted good pos
;, tion on mill at Pittsburg and move
y his family to that place last week. MI
Martin Is that kind OF citizen that
n credit to the community where h
@ resides. We are sorry to lose him. bu
are glad that he has secured goo
position in Pittsburg.