The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-02-21
= PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
olimpses of the People who are Passing
To and Fro.

| day.
Miss Clara McClarren spent Sunday
in Dubois.
James V. Young WAS In Punxsutaw-
ney Monday.
L. W. Gleason, of Medix Run, was in
town Friday.
A. C. Denny, Of Driftwood, was in
town Monday.
Captain I. G. Reynolds was In PUNK.
tawney Saturday.
Amasa Haines, of Brookville, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. David Postlethwait spent Sun
day at Maysville.
John S. Fisher, Esq, OF Indiana, was
In town Saturday.
James X. Johnston visited relatives
in Dubois Monday.
Hon. Henry l. Wilson, of Big Run,
was In town Saturday.
County Commissioner w. G. Murray
was in town Saturday.
H. A. Swab visited In Shannondale,
Clarion county, last week.
Ex-Sheriff ID. G. Gourley, OF Brook
vile, was In town Monday.
Thomas Lowther and wife. OF Helve-
tia, visited in town yesterday.
Mrs. A. w Pentz, of Punxsutawney,
visited in this place last week.
Miss Grace Myers is at Patton Sta
tion this week visiting sister.
II. f. Kochler, foreman Of THE STAR
Office, spent Sunday ut Obi, Pa.
Mrs. Will Hay, Of Dubois, visited
her parents at this place Sunday.
G. r. Adam and j. T. Armstrong, of
Brockwayville, were in town Sunday.
w. s. Stone was at Turtle Creek and
Pittsburg several days the past week.
Efie NJ. Clark spent Sunday at her
home on account of the illness Of her
father.
Miss Lou Caldwell, of Brookville, is
the guest OF Misses Jessie and Elizabeth
Irving
John Flynn, OF Bolivar, N. r., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. p. F. Flynn, In
this place.
Mrs. Michael Kenan spent a portion
Of the past week with her parents near
Falls Creek.
Miss Bessie Means, Of Frostburg, was
the guest OF Miss Clara McCiarren sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. w. A. Smith was called to Clar-
ion Saturday by the illness of her
father, Miles Logue.
Mrs. Samuel Steel, OF Dubois, visited
her daughter, Mrs. r. A. Hilderbrand,
in this place the first OF this week.
w. w. Williams, of Philipsborg, has
again taken charge of the Bloomington
Coal Company's store near Rathmel.
Senator S. II. Peale, OF Lock Haven,
was in town a day last week looking
after some coal interests in this section.
Andrew Wheeler, who was in Mis-
souri, buying mules, returned Thursday
with car load of the long-eared ami
mails.
Misses Evaline Sechrist and Marea aret
Watt, OF Dubois, were the guests OF
Mrs. j. NJ. Gathers the latter part Of
last week.
Mrs. Joseph Butler was called to Mos
grove, Pa, yesterday by the illness OF
her son, Charles Butler, who has ty-
phoid fever.
G. B. Repsher, cigar maker who
has been working in Ridgway a few
months, is spending this week with his
family in this place.
DIR. ]. b. Neale was called to Pitts
burg last week by the illness OF his
brother, David Neale OF Hamilton, who
took sick in Pittsburg while there on
business.
Ralph Albright, who has been with
Hibner & Hoover in Dubois almost
two years learning the plumbing trade,
has accepted position with Herpel
Bros. In this place.
DR.. William Frear, of State College,
one of the lecturers who attended the
farmers institutes at Paradise and
Beechwoods last week, called at THE
STAR Office last Friday morning.
j. Van Reed left here yesterday for
Carthage, Mo-, to look after the zinc
mine at that place which is owned by
Reynoldsville capitalists. Mr.. Reed
expects to remain in Missouri several
weeks and perhaps longer.
Miss Zelma Michaels, who has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. N. Hanau,
, number of months, went to New York
City last week to visit her sister, and
she may decide to remain with her sister
permanently In the Metropolis.
Charles Decker was called to Holton,
Kansas, last Wednesday by the serious
illness OF his father, who died Thursday