The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-09-25

He intended stopping of at Buffalo TO
spend several days at the Pan-Ameri-
can.
Mrs L. a. jackson went to Allegheny
City Friday and from there will go to
the old homestead near Donoru. She
will be absent five or six weeks.
Ed L. Moore. Of Rathmel, president
" sub-distriri M. 8 Of District M. 2.
Y. NJ. w, Of A., went to the Toby Val.
ley region the first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bair, of West
Elizabeth, Pa. twenty miles south of
Pittsburg were here Sunday attending
the funeral Of George G.. Sprague
Frank Rea Johnston, of Limestone,
Clarion county, visited his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Johnston, in
West Reynoldsville the past week.
Prof. B. G. Woodward, principal Of
the Driftwood schools for the third
term, spent Sunday with his brother,
Postmaster Woodward, In this place.
Will c. Smith returned to Ithaca, N.
Y, Monday to take up his studies In
Cornell University, after spending the
summer vacation with his parents In
this place
Miss Martha Kunes went to Lock
| Haven Saturday to visit friends. She
will also visit at Beech Creek, where
she attended II large church wedding
last evening.
Squire Joseph I. Guthrie and wife,
| who returned last week from u trip to
Buffalo. Cleveland and Pittsburg, were
within 30 feet OF President Mckinley
when he was shot.
Mrs. Charles T.. Worden, of Hopk ns,
was called to- Lock Haven Monday by the
serious illness Of her father. Mrs.
Worden will visit In Philadelphia be-
fore returning home.
| ID. w. Atwater and wife OF this place,
and Mrs. +. G. Smith, of Eleanora, were
at Dubois Sunday to see their new
nephew, which recently arrived at the
home of Harry |. Ross.
+. Z. Elder. of Dutch Hill, Pa. was
the guest Of Ed. Lewis in this place last
week. MIR. Elder is thinking Of NOV
ing to Reynodsville If he can find q
suitable house to live in.
A. p Weitzel went to DuBoistown
near Wiliamsport. yesterday to attend
the funeral of James A. D5inhard, al
old friend. Mr.. Deinhard was an ole
veteran and Knight Templar.
A. j. Postlethwait aud wife. G. G
Postltthwait and Miss Jennie Postleth
wait were at Waller, Pa, last Thursda.
attending the funeral of Mrs Johl
Davis, sister OF the gentlemen mention
ed.
Rev. r. Brady and Rev. L. j. Duna
hue went to Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Monday to attend the Catholic Annua
Conference aud Retreat Bishop Fitz
maurice is presiding They will be ab
sent all week
, Miss Mamie Montgomery, one o
West Reynoldsvillc's fine young ladies
who is an experienced trimmer, wen
l to Bedford Springs, Pa, Monday morn
ing to accept position in milliner!
= store at that place.
, Mrs. Leuella Harding and children
of Detroit. Michigan, who have bee
visiting Mrs. Harding's fathcr-in
,, law, G.. w. Harding, the past TIVE
months, will return to her home to
morrow afternoon.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith. of Gree
Briar, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Isenbrowr
, of Reading, and Mrs. Jacob Kaufman
l of Mt. Carmel were guests of thei
3 cousins, Mrs. S. V. Shick and John II
Wagner the first OF this week.
y Judge John w. Reed and wife an
= daughter, Miss Elizabeth Reed. an
County Supt. Il, b. Teitrick aud wife, {
n Brookville, spent Thursday night a
h Hotel Imperial. They were here to al
tend the Mckinley memorial service
/, in Masonic hall.
!. w. w. Hepburn, of Salem, Oregon
is the guest of his brother-in-law, A. |
t. Weed, in West Reynoldsville. Nj
d Hepburn resided in this place numbc
of years ago and has numerous frient
!. in town who are glad of the opportur
y ity of shaking hands with him again.
:. C. w. Hoffman. son-in-law of Robe
/, Waite, has returned to Pittsburg to tai
\, up the second year course in medic
department Of the Western Universi'
4, of Pennsylvania, after spending tn
- summer vacation in this section. Mr.
y Hoffman went to Pittsburg yesterda
/ where she will remain with her hu
band.