The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-18

rclhtiVes IN WeSb tteynOi0Svliie TWO
months. returned TO her home in Alle-
gheny City Saturday
J. M. Hays, who has been at Cole
Camp, Mo-, for some time looking after
zinc and lead interests, returned to his
home In this place last week.
Ninian Cooper spent Sunday with his
son, Hugh b. Cooper, In Brockwayville.
From Brockwayville he will go to Buf.
falo to visit the Pan-Amercan.
Chief-of-Police Thomas Shields and
wife and son, Edgar, and Miss Ida Reyn-
olds went TO Buffalo yesterday to take
In the Pan-American Exposition.
Misses Ella f. Seeley. Helen Seeley
and Georgia Corbett went to Buffalo
yesterday to spend two weeks at the
Pan-American and Niagara Falls.
James M. Marsh, conductor on the
accommodation train between Brook
vile and DriftwoOd, on Il. X. r.. will
take his three sons to the Pan -Ameri-
can to-day.
James G. Pentz, student In Allie
gheny College, Meadville. returned ot
that institution of learning yesterday,
after spending the summer vacation In
this place.
Miss Grace Meek, who had been visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fulton, In Washington county
three months, has returned TO her home
in this place.
Raymond Brown and Harry Herpel,
students in Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y, left here Friday, intending to
spend several days at the Pan American
before going to Ithaca.
Mrs. M. J. Farrell, who was at Elkins,
| West Va, seven weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 7. V. Malloy, who had ty-
| phoid fever, returned to her home In
this place last week.
Mrs. james Binney and Mrs. Richard
Bone went to Erie yesterday to visit rel,
atlves. From Erie they will go to the
Parliamentary aud ~NAiagarh- Falls and
VIII vlst at Tidioute on the return trip
hoTe.
I NJ. Fred Reed, who has been student
in the Syracuse University several years,
is home on a short vacation. He will
return to the University in few days
and take post graduate course In archi-
tectural work.
Mrs. Charles Corhett, Mrs Il. G.. Hall,
Mrs. w. II. Gray and Miss Amelia
Clark, of Brookville, Mrs. Jane Darrah
and Mrs. Julius Brown, of Hemet, Cal.
were guests of Mrs. G. II. Hall In this
place Monday.
Charles l.. King, son OF DR.. ]. c.
King, who spent the summer vacation
with his parents in this place, left here
Monday for Rowal, Mo-, to take uI
the second years course in the Missouri
School of Mines.
Mrs. +. d. Seeley and son, Edwin
wEo have been visiting in Mexican
county sometime, returned to this place
Saturday. Edwin brought with him ,
three-month-ol st. Bernard dog tha,
is a fine haired beauty.
j. Van. Reed, who has been at Garth
age, Mo-, for sometime looking after
the lead and zinc interest OF some Reyn
oldsvlle parties, himself included, re
turned to his home in this place Friday
to spend few weeks with his family.
Mrs. Charles Witter, who has beer
visiting her parents here for sometime
went to Tyrone Friday where she will
visit her husbands parents short tim,
and then go to Remove. where Mr.
Witter is now located and where the,
will reside.
Harry Kline, of Cripple Creek, Colo
RADIO, who visited his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benjamin Kline, near this plac,
over two months, started for Crippl
Creek Friday morning. His brother
James, accompanied him. Harry say
the Colorado climate will make Jim
robust man.
John II. Wagner, of the Shick 1
Wagner large dry goods store, is Il
: Buffalo this week taking in the Pan
: American. Mr.. Wagner went To Buffa
: 10 Saturday night and was there 4
t time to view the body of President Nc
: Kinley, as 1t lay in state in the Cit
Hall Sunday