The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-17

were guests OF Mrs. q. X. Hall the first
of this week.
Lewis Brody, OF Driftwood, visited
his sister, Mrs. G. Bohren, in this
place yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Holt, OF Stanton, Pa, WIS.,
tied her brother, Wesley Motter, In
this place last week.
Allen Motter and wife, of Ridpwav.
visited the formers brother, Wesley
Motter, In this place last week.
Mrs. William Barclay went to Brook.
vile this morning to stay a week with
her daughter, Mrs. II. n. Swift.
Mrs. j. L. Hagar, nee Orpha Beer, of
Houston, Pa, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Neff, In this place.
Mrs. Thomas Brooks and Mrs. Jacob
Andres, of Pittsburg, visited Mrs. G.
w. Brooks In this place last week.
Misses Amy Reno and Edith Beck
will return TO the Women's College at
Baltimore, Md, the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. G. Mitchell and Mrs. Thomas
Mitchell visited Mrs. James Mitchell in
Brockwayville the latter part OF last
week.
Robert Stephenson, who has been
working In West Virginia, returned TO
his home in West Reynoldsville last
week.
Mrs. L. l. Pantal. of Dubois. visited
her mother aud sister, Mrs. ]. 6. Dean
and Mrs. Rhodes, in this place the past
week.
A.. J. Mulligan, representing the
IulsOurg Cdhohc, was In town yester-
day looking after the interest OF that
paper.
Miss Grace Meek, who spent the
summer with her grandmother at Cas-.
tile, Pa, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Miss Elva Deemer, daughter of Frank
Deemer, went to Verona last Thursday
to spend several months with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Schugars.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pomroy started
for Pittsburg this morning to visit the
exposition. They will visit In Kittan
ming before returning home.
Miss Emily Bennett and two brothers,
James and Henry Bennett, who were
visiting In Nutley, N. j., eight weeks,
returned to this place yesterday.
Thomas ]. Rodgers, editor of the
the hand ball players to Reynoldsville
Monday afternoon to see them defeated.
Miss Anna Booth, OF Williamsburg,
who spent several months at the home
| OF her grandfather, Mr.. Jacob Booth, In
this place, returned home last Thursday.
Edward Jennings and wife and daugh-
ter, Phyllis, spent several days In Brook
Vile last week with Mrs. jennings
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
| King,
Mrs. Julia Roberts, of Spring Valley,
ILL.,, who was visiting her sister, Mrs
Catherine Tobin, In this place, started
Monday for her home in the "Prairie
State"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bone, sr., Mrs.
w. A. Phillips and Miss Margaret
| Bone Will drive to Smethport and
Barnesboro, Pa, this week to visit
relatives.
| Misses Ethelyn Siple and Marge
Williams have returned to their homes
In this place after an extended visit at
| Williamsport, Lock Haven, Jersey
Shore and other points.
| Prof. w. M. Brown, of Brockwav-
vile, who was called to Roseville TO at.
tend the funeral OF his brother. James
@. Brown, which took place Sunday.
stopped at Reynoldsville q short time
Monday with his aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Shaffer.
Adam and G. w. Miller. bankers of
Big Run, were In Reynoldsville Mon
day. AT one time these gentlemen
owned considerable real estate In this
place. but they have disposed OF all
their interests In Reynoldsville, closing
up their last deal Monday.
Charles S. Davis, who left here sew.
eral weeks ago for Mexico, only went as
far as ST. Paul, Mimi. where he looked
after some business for the company
whose employ he is In, and was ordered
back to Chicago, is spending few days
with his parents in this place.
Joseph Macro, who Is studying TO be-
come Baptist minister. graduated at
the Bucknell Academy at Lewisburg
last June and he enters the Freshmen
| Classical class at Bucknell University
this week. Joseph went to Lancaster,
Pa, Monday to spend day or two with
friends before taking up his studies at
| Bucknell.