The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-11-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


To and Fro.
Bert Burns was In Rimersburg this
week.
Thomas II. Morgan spent Sunday In
Lindsey.
Miss Grace Beck visited in Brookville
last week.
Father McGivney, Of Dubois, was In
town Friday.
John Fink, jr.. returned last week
from visit at Tyrone.
w. N. Conrad, Esq, Of Brookville,
was In town last evening
Mrs. Gettus Schlabig, OF Dubois, WIS.,
tied relatives in this place last week.
Miss Ella Lenkerd, OF jefferson Line,
was the guest OF Miss Eta Shaffer last
week.
Mrs. Harry /. Ross, nee Ida Burns, OF
Dubois, visited relatives In this place
last week.
Miss Olive Reynolds was the guest of
Miss Madeline Whitehil in Brookvile
yesterday.
j. J. Sutter and wife will go to Port
land Mills this afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Hattie Rothrock, OF Oklahoma,
has been the guest of Mrs. NJ. f. Ridge
way the past week.
Ed. Mcconnell, of Sharon, Pa, is
visiting his brother, Frank A. McCon-
nell at Franks Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coping drove
to Bells Landing last week and spent
several days with friends.
Mrs. L. J. McEntire has been i'll for
some time. Her sister, Mrs. George
Humphrey, of Dubois, visited her last
week.
Miss Minnie Schwem, Of Buffalo. N.
Y. and Mrs. W. I. Hay, Of Dubois,
we're guests OF Miss Nettie Rogers over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Snyder, OF Brook
vile, spent several days OF the past
week with their sons, l.. NJ. and A. z.
Snyder, in this place.
Charles S. and Jacob Fisher, of Phil
adelphia, employees p. r. r., visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Fisher, the past week.
| G. A. Schugars, young man of Horm-
town, started for North Carolina Mon
day morning, where he will spend the
winter for benefit OF his health.
Miss Meta Coax, teacher of the San
dy Valley school, will go to Pittsburg
on Wednesday evening and remain un-
til Sunday. School on Monday as usual.
Rev. J. c. McEntire went to St. John,
Butler county, yesterday to assist in
revival meeting at that place. Rev. Nc
Entire has left first-class blacksmith
in charge of his shop.
Lester Woodward was called to New
Bethlehem Friday to nurse his father,
A. Woodward, who is very near the
gates OF death Elmer Woodward went
to New Bethlehem Monday.
Rev. w. II. Filson and wife, OF Easton,
Pa. who were visiting month with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
McCurdy in Beechwoods, spent Wednes-
day night In town the guests OF Ninian
Cooper.
Harold f.. Arnold, who has been Wis.,
iting relatives near Pittsburg several
weeks, is in town this week. He will
attend the Alexander-W Wilson wedding
at Dubois tomorrow and will go to
Philadelphia Friday.
L. p. McCleery, one Of the supervisors
OF Winslow township, returned Satur-
day from four weeks sojourn at Bed
ford Springs, Pa, where he had been
for the benefit Of his health He feels
like new man now.
Herbert f. Dixon, OF Graham, Va,
clerk for the supervisors of the Clinch
Valley, Norfolk e. Western II. r., and
Mrs. Laura May Linkous, of Graham,
Va. we're here last week attending the
funeral of their mother, Mrs. NJ. v.
Dixon.
II. II. Stevenson and |. M. Klingen-
smith, two young men OF Beechwoods,
who have taken the contract to cut the
timber on the Coleman tract near Sum-
merville, moved to Summerville last
week. The track contains about 900,-
900 feet OF excellent pine and hardwood.
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