The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-02

tS' ~ ubtou fDtitioH ldSt Week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Weitzel, Of Glen Campbell,
Is visiting her brother, ye editor.
Miss Edith Herpel returned. Saturday
evening from visit In Brookvile.
Mrs. John S. Smith, of Noblestown.
Pa. visited In this place last week.
Miss Hattie Sandt. OF Brookville, Is
the guest OF Miss Bertha Marshall.
Miss Hattie Murphy, Of Brookville,
Is the guest OF Miss Zoe Woodward.
William Thompson spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. j. o. Johns.
Miss Emma Andrews, OF New Bethle-
hem, is the guest Of Miss Lydia Mel
linger
Mrs. ID. NJ Dunsmore Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. T.. Foster, at Kushe-
qua, Pa.
A. G. Brown, OF Gaines, Pa. visited
his uncle, +. NJ. Brown, In this place
last week.
Miss Nettie Schofield, Of Phiadel-
phia, was the guest Of Miss Anna Kunes
over Sunday.
John NJ. Hays, Esq, spent Sunday
with bis mother at Rural Valley, Arm
strong county.
a. f.. Fasenmyer and Harvey Hutch
lson, of New Bethlehem, were in town
Monday night.
George McClelland, OF Dubois, was
In town yesterday with his brother,
Scott McClelland.
Alfred DeHaven, OF Brookville. vis-
tied his father-in-law w. A. Thompson,
in this place yesterday
George w. Robinson, Of Tionesta,
guardian OF Miss Lois Robinson, is here
to see her graduate tonight.
Miss Mollie Mcdowell, Of New Beth
lehem, is the guest Of Mrs. U. G.
Scheafnocker, on Fifth street.
Ward Eason and son. Harry returned
Friday from Pittsburg where Mr.. Eason
had been to consult a specialist.
Mrs. Samuel Myers, OF Noblestown,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. George Scott and
other relatives in Prescottville.
Harry Herpel and Ralph Kirk we're
at Brookville Friday evening attending
the high school commencement.
Mrs. J. w. Stewart. OF Coal Glenn,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Thompson, in this place Friday.
Miss Mary Belle McCracken, OF Knox
dale, has been the guest Of Miss Effie
Clark, on Main street, the past week.
Ernest Stone, of Oakmont, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Stone.
He came home TO attend the commence
ment.
Miss Anna Davis returned yesterday
from visit in Brookville. She was at
county seat for the high school com
mencement.
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the Kane banks, was the guest OF his
brother-in-law, DR.. J. b. Neale, in this
place Friday.
G. Mead Lucas, who has been at Pitts
burg for some time, returned TO this
place Sunday evening sick. He has
typhoid fever.
Miss Laura Brady, OF Brookville, is
the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Irving this
week. Miss Brady came to town TO at
tend the commencement.
George Weymouth, of Lock Haven,
who has been d partner with Hon. A.
G.. Hopkins a quarter Of a century, was
| In Reynoldsville last week.
Father Edward Driscoll went to Brad
| ford yesterday morning to assist in
| Forty Hour Devotion in Catholic
church at that place. He will return
to-day.
Mrs. NJ. +. Weed was at Brookville
| Friday evening attending the COM
mencement. Miss Clare Hawthorne,
cousin of Mrs. Weed, was the vale
dictorian.
Albert Harris went to Kittanning
Monday TO join G. w. Parker's Big
Stock Company. with which he will
travel this summer. This company
shows under canvas.
Dr.. Harry b. King was in Buffalo. N ]
| Y, last week attending the wedding of
Miss Grace Brinker. daughter of Capt.
Brinker. 1t was a church wedding and.
a very ''swell' affair.
G. j. Corwin is in Pittsburg attending
the Photographers State Convention.
He will return to this place Saturday,
evening and go to Hornellsville, N. "
Monday morning TO visit relatives a few
days.
Fred X. Kirchartz, Of Allegheny City,
and G.. NJ. Kirchartz, OF Williamsburg,
who were at Dubois Saturday attending.
! the funeral OF their brother, spent Sun
day in Reynoldsville With their nephew
Charles S. Klrchartz.
j. +. Kirchartz, of Beaver Falls, Pa.
who was called to Dubois to attend the
funeral of his brother, Julius Kirchartz
stopped off here several days to visi1
his son, Charles s. Kirchartz, and biz
father-in-law, ID. w. Riston.
Albert Geisler, Of this place, who
been a great admirer Of the Pittsh
ball club for three or four years,
messed game between Pittsburg
Cincinnati clubs last week and bee
thoroughly disgusted with his pet
j. Clarence Henry, one Of our gr
men, left here Saturday on a II
Philadelphia. Atlantic City, New
City aud several other cities. His b
er, DIR. w. A. Henry, graduates a
Pennsylvania Dental College In
delphia this evening and Clarenc1
attend the graduating exercises.