The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-07-23


was in town this week.
G. w. Arbaster Of New Bethlehem,
an experienced crockery man, has been
In town several DAYS.
Miss Lizzie Dean returned yesterday
from visit with her sister, Mrs. j. G.
Williams, at Ridgway.
John T.. Flynn, merchant tailor OF
Clarksburg, W. Va, Is visiting his
mother in this place.
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association sold s., 800 ut the monthly
meeting Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude Gardener, OF Dubois,
was the guest OF Misses Martha and
Anna Kunes In this place over Sunday.
Mrs. II. l.. Young and Miss Matte
Davis, of Punxsutawney, are guests OF
Mrs. S. S. Robinson and daughters on
Grant street.
Misses Marie and Geneva Flaherty
and Master John Flaherty, of Bradford,
are visiting Mrs. Frank j. Black at
The Mansion.
John Yenewine and wife, Of Eleanora,
were here yesterday to attend the
funeral Of the formers grandfather,
Peter Snyder.
II. s. Donaldson and wife, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who came TO Rcynoldsville
three weeks ago, returned home the
first OF this week.
Daniel Nolan, jr., who was called
here two weeks ago by the death of his
brother, John d. Nolan. returned to
Greensburg yesterday.
DR.. John H. Murray, Clyde Murray,
Misses Olevia Murray and Irene Phil
lippi visited the Murray homestead in
Gaskill township Sunday.
Miss Ella Reed, who has been in Kan
sas, Nebraska and other western states
several years, is visiting her brother, J.
Van Reed, In this place.
Mrs. o. C. Whitehil and daughter,
Grace, and Mrs. Tacy Miller, of Dubois,
were guests of Mrs. o. d. O'Dell on
Hill street over Sunday.
Rev. A. j. Meek, Phi. d., pastor OF
the Baptist church, will go to WASH
ington county to-day TO visit week or
ten days with relatives.
Miss Lena Black, one Of the operators
In the central office OF the Summerville
Telephone Co. at this place, spent Sum
day with relatives at Eleanora.
Miss Priscilla Wilson, of Boalsburg,
Pa, who is attending Dubois Business
College, spent Sunday at Squire w.
L. Johnston's in West Reynoldsvile.
Mrs. G. b. Harvey, of West Carlton,
Ohio, and Miss Mamie Forsht, of Lock
Haven, visited their aunt, Mrs. j. c.
McEntire, in West Reynoldsville last
week.
Mrs. x, NJ. Kernott and three sons,
Raymond, Ralph and Robert, OF La
trobe, Pa, are visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs, i. J. McEntire, on Jackson
street.
Rev, Perry A. Reno and daughter,
Miss Amy Reno, left here yesterday
morning to visit ten days with relatives
and friends in Mercer and Lawrence
counties.
Mrs. G. n, Hall was at Brookville
last Thursday attending large re-
ception given by Mrs. George jerks,
Mrs. r. F. Shively, and Mrs. Harriet
Furgeson.
Mrs. A. T. Bing went to Butler Mon
day to spend ten days with her sister,
Mrs. Harry B. Field. She was accom-.
panied from Dubois by her mother,
Mrs. Barlow.
Miss Unta Farrell, chief operator In
Summerville Telephone Co. office at
this place, went to Arcadia yesterday
to spend few days with her sister, Mrs.
F. P. Howe.
Mrs. James A. McCreight and child
rem went to Indiana last week to visit
the formers mother, and Jim has been
wandering around like lost sheep since
they went away.
DR.. Howard Kaucher, medical ex-
aminer on the p. II. r., with head.
quarters at Reading, Pa, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Kauch-
er, in this place this week.
Arthur Phillippi, Richard Myers and
George Barrett, boys who are attend
ing the Girard College In Philadelphia,
are spending the summer vacation
at their homes in this place.
Mrs. Henry Kunes and two daught ters,
Mrs. A. ]. Daugherty and Miss Nora
Kunes, of Emporia, Virginia, have been
visiting the family Of Irwin Kuncs, on
Grant street, the past week.
Mrs w Fl MOore and three sOns and