The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-08-21

Miss Kate Schugrow, who has been
| Ill some time, went to WilliamspOrt
Monday to visit relatives.
| Mrs. M. b. Ringler and son, Clarence,
| of Lock Haven, were visitors at A. II.
| Kings, on Grant street, the past week.
Misses Sarah Troutman and Mamie
Cavenaugh left here Saturday on two
weeks visit In Rimersburg and Kittan-
ming.
| Miss Susie Schultze went to st. Marys
Monday to visit relatives. She will
| visit the Pan-American before returning
home.
| Ex-Sheriff T.. G. Burns and wife will
| go to Harrisburg to-day and Ed. will
attend the Republican Convention to-
morrow.
| Mrs. Harry A. Cochran went to Chi
cago Thursday to join her husband, who
is travelling with the Nickel-Plate
Show Co.
| Thomas Jennings and Miss Cassie
| Evans attended the b., II. &P employees
| picnic at Almeda Park, Butler, last
Saturday.
| Charles Kahn, Clair Crumb, Lloyd
Rich and Chester Gugate, OF Dubois,
drove to this place and spent Sunday
| with friends.
Miss Lois Robinson will go to Tionesta
tomorrow TO visit her uncle, George
| Robinson, and will go from there to the
| Pan-American.
| Misses Grace and Lillian Henry, Of
| New Betheleham, have been the guests
of Misses George and Sara Corbett the
past few days.
| Misses Ellie and Edyth Clark and
Lulu Black, who were attending Grove
City College two months, returned
home Thursday.
ID. M. Dunsmore, assistant train mas
| ter on Low Grade Division of Z. II. r.,
went to Avalon, N. j., Saturday for
| two weeks rest.
McClelland Harman and wife, OF
Williamsport, were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs M. j. Miller at the Park Hotel,
| Elenora, last week.
Wesley Motter, of this place, and his
sister, Mrs. David Plyler of Patton
Station, went to Buffalo Monday to visit
the Pan-American.
Miss Marie Furgeson, of Allegheny
City, formerly of this place, is visiting
in town this week. Miss Furgeson has
numerous friends in town.
| Mrs. M. G. Coleman and Mrs. Jacob
King went to Philadelphia last Thurs
/ day and from there to Chester county
on ten-day visit with relatives.
County Commissioner w. G.. Murray
| and wife, of Brookville, and Miss Olevia
| Murray, OF this place, went to Buffalo
| Monday to visit the Pan-American.
| j. M. Davis and daughter, Miss Cert
rude, drove to Kersey yesterday after
noon where they expect TO spend sever
al days visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. NJ. Wayne Womer and wife, OF
tinesville, N. Y, are visiting friends
| in town. Rev. Womer's many friends
| here will be glad to shake hands with
| him.
William Penhall, of Rathmel, return
| ed last Thursday from q trip to the land
of his nativity-England. Mr.. Penhall
was on the Oceanic, which collided with
the Kincora.
Mrs. Maria Visor, of Johnsonburg,
| who has been visiting her son, S. e.
| Visor, month, returned to her home
| Monday, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Mabel Visor.
David Il. Huyck, who was at the
| jackson Sanitarium at Danyille, N. Y,
| two months, holding position as
musician, returned to the home OF his
parents in this place Friday.
Il
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Gillespie day or two last week. Mr..
| Snyder is a prominent coal man and
| politician OF Clearfield county.
Rev. j. II. Jelbart and family, of
Johnsonburg, arrived in town Monday.
| Rev. Jelbart returned home yesterday
afternoon, but Mrs. Jelbart and children
will remain in town few days.
Prof. James M. Lord and wife, OF
| Oswayo, Pa, came to Reynoldsville
| Saturday to visit the formers mother,
| Mrs. Mary j. Lord. Prof. Lord went
to the Pan-American last night.
| S. f. Visor and w. A. Loding are in
| Allentown, Pa, this week attending the
| Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. Mr..
| Visor represents the Reynoldsville
lodge and Mr., Loding represents the
Rathmel lodge.
Writ III. Newcom, who was freckle-
faced lad of this place some years ago,
now fine looking man, was In town
over Sunday, the guest of Miss Roberta
| Ayres. Writ is hardware merchant
in Miles City, Montana.
| William Shoemaker and wife, e,of Sandy
| Valley, Miss Ida Stewart, of this place,
and l.. Nj. Stewart and wife, OF Butler,
left here Thursday morning on pleas
ure trip to the Pan-American, Niagara
Falls and other points of interest.
NJ. w. Mcdonald, of Turtle Creek,
Pa, attended the funeral of his father
in-law, Thomas Reynolds, Monday, and
also visited his brother, Lawyer G. M.
Mcdonald. Mrs. Mcdonald was not
able to attend her fathers funerel
Joseph McKernan, baggage master at
+. IL. X. station, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Miss Margaret, went
to the Pan-American Exposition Mon
day, They will visit other places in
the Empire State before returning
home.
New styles in Walk-Overs at Robin
sons.
| The ureatest line of h0c shirte M Mo.