The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-11-07

College, OF Philadelphia, came home
TO vote.
Miss Maud limerick, OF Dubois, was
the guest Of Miss Julia Stoke the first
OF this week.
George Miller and wife, OF Dubois,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coping Sunday.
Mrs. +. +. Smith, Of Heathville, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Myers, the past week.
l.. J. Arnold, Of East Brady, an en-
gineer on Low Grade Division, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Amos Reitz, who conducted a meat
market In West Reynoldsville number
Of years, moved to Brook Vile yesterday
DR.. ]. H. Hoffman, of Pittsburg, spent
three or four days the past week with
his brother, C. F. Hoffman, the jeweler,
in this place.
Mrs. Jacob Hopkins and Miss Dora
Fike, of Knoxdale, were guests of Mrs.
T.. S. Strawcutter in this place several
days last week.
l.. j. McEntire and wife and William
Coping and wife were in Dubois Thurs
day. The gentlemen attended Masonic
lodge ia the evening.
Richard Taafe, foreman OF large
coal mine at Robertsdale, has been at
his home in this place several days.
Mr.. Taafe came home to vote.
Ernest ]. Benson, OF Dubois, who is
on the sick list, came to the home of his
parents in West Reynoldsville yesterday
to remain until he gets better.
j. w. Fink, who has been staying at
Port Matilda, Pa, for some time, came
to Reynoldsville Saturday to vote. He
return TO Center county to-day.
Charles j. Bangert, editor Of the
Falls Creek Herald, was in town Satur-
day evening attending the political
meeting held in Centennial hall.
Rev. Charles H. Beerkamper, OF the
Western Theological Seminary, Alle-
gheny City, who is guest at +. ID.
| Seeleys, occupied the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and evening.
Mrs. M. r. Gorsline and son, Reyn-
olds, who were in Punxsutawney several
days last week, extended their visit to
Marion Center and visited Mrs. Annie
Mabon, lady whom all our people
know and respect.
Rev. w. Frank Reber, pastor OF
Presbyterian church, went to Pittsburg
last Thursday-and remained until Mon
day attending the Inter-Seminary Y.
M. G. A., which embraces the United
States and Canada.
Will G. Robson, Dubois drug clerk,
is now clerking in the Reynolds Drug
store while DR.. Reynolds is out on his
annual deer hunt. Mr.. Robson clerked
in the Reynolds Drug store last winter
| ana Is well kuOWn III bOWH.
F. P. Elder, of Dutch Hill, formerly
of Pancoast, was in town day last
week waiting on his "pard," Ed Lewis
to get ready for their annual hunt in
the wilds Of Clearfield county. They
went to the woods Friday.
DR.. ]. S. McCreight, of Ridgway, for,
merly dentist in this place, was in
town the latter part of last week. Doctor
came over from the little county OF Elk
for two-fold purpose, to shake hands
with old time friends and to spend day
hunting.
Richard Smith and wife were at New
Bethlehem Sunday attending the funer
al OF Fred Sherman, who died at hi'
home near Ridgway Friday. Remain.
were taken to New Bethlehem Satur
day. Mr.. Sherman was married to 1
sister OF Mrs. Smith.
David Lindsay, genial superintendent
of the Enterprise Silk Company's mil
at this place, was in New York Cit!
over Sunday. He stopped at Paterson
N. j., to vote and returned TO Reynolds
vile this morning. Mrs. Lindsay, wh'
has been visiting In Paterson severa
weeks, returned with her husband.
VIM. F. Small and wife, of Williams
port, who had been in Clarion count.
attending the funeral OF Mr.. Small
sister, stopped of at Reynoldsville tn
latter part of last week. Mr.. Small re
turned to Williamsport yesterday bu
Mrs. Small will remain with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Williams,
few days.