The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-04
THE PEOPLE WHO .dRE PASSING
TO IND FRO.


accepted position In the White Front
restaurant at Punxsutawney.
ID. g. Snyder, who has been foreman
at the Enterprise Silk Co. mill in this
place fifteen months, resigned his
position Saturday.
Misses Naomi Whitehill, OF Brook
Vile, and Enie whitehlll, OF Falls
Creek, were guests Of Miss Mary Nc
Clure over Sunday.
DR.. X. w. Norris, OF waynesburg,
Pa, visited his brothers, J. G. Norris
In this place and J. M. Norris In Para
disc during the past week.
Miss Fay Verstine, OF Brookvllle,
Will and Misses Carrie and Attic Nc
Millen, Of Walston, we're guests at
Charles A. Herpel's over Sunday.
l.. w. Huyck, Of Emlenton, formerly
superintendent Of the Reynoldsville
Woolen Co. plant at this place, was In
town yesterday afternoon and last
night.
Arthur II. Haskins, OF this place,
who has already written number OF
excellent pieces Of music, went 10 Pots
dam, N. Y, Saturday TO take course
In music school.
Miss Benette Dickey, OF Mt Pleasant,
Ohio, who was visiting Ter sister, Mrs.
A. ID. Mckay, at Presbyterian parson-
age, was called TO her home Monday
morning by serious illness OF her
mother.
Miss Nellie Sutter, who had position
In cloak department in large store
at Bradford on trial few weeks to see
II she would like the place, has resigned
that position to accept better position
In New Bethlehem.
| w. w. Higgins, sewing machine
agent who has resided in Reynoldsville
almost eighteen months, will move TO
Beaver Falls this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins have made numerous friends In
town during their residence here.
G. w. Parks, who travels with a the.
atrical company during the summer
months and shows under canvas, now
manager Of the opera house at Punxsu-
tawney was in Reynoldsville Saturday
to meet Foxy Grandpa" company.
Mr.. Alvey L. Beachley and wife, OF
Frederick county, Maryland, have been
spending a few days with Prof. G. v.
Smith and family Of this place. Mr..
Beachley is one OF the successful teach
ers in the public schools OF his native
county.
George Hughes and son, Jay, Thomas
O'Hare, Owen Edelblute and two sons,
went over to camp near Aliens Mills
Saturday TO remain several days and
hunt. James Hughes and S. S. Alley
went over Monday and joined the hunt
ing party.
| Il. W. McMillen and wife, OF Brook
vile, formerly of Reynoldsville, were
in town Friday afternoon. Mrs. Nc
Millen has had poor health for some
time and they were going to Punxsutaw-
ney where she will undergo course OF
treatment.
August Benson, OF Glenwood, sub
urb OF Pittsburg, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson. in West
Reynoldsville. August is telegraph
operator and his work has been so hard
that he is compelled to take a two
weeks rest.
Mrs. Eliza Brooks and daughter,
Miss Doshia Brooks. went to Dubois
Friday noon to visit Mrs. E. S. Hoover,
a daughter OF Mrs. Brooks. Miss
Doshia returned home Friday evening
and Mrs. Hoover accompanied her
mother to this place Saturday after
noon.
Harry L. McEntire, a student in the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy also
clerk in a drug store in the "City Of
Brotherly Love-" came home Sunday
morning to remain until after the
election, but he received a telegram
Sunday afternoon calling him back to
Philadelphia.
rev a. j. turman, pastor OF the
First Baptist church of Indiana, Pa,
spent Monday night with his uncle,
Rev. j. E. Dean, near this place, and
yesterday went to Aliens Mills to assist
Rev. John E. Kanarr in series Of
special meetings in the Baptist church
at Aliens Mills.
Earl Eisenhuth and bride, OF East
Brady, visited the formers brothers and
sister, Charles B, and Will Eisenhuth
and Mrs. j, L. Foster, in this place
during the past week. Mr., Eisenhuth
and Miss Pearl DeLong. OF Grantorio,
Pa, were married at New Bethlehem
October "a, 1908, by Rev. E. N. Askey,
at the M. Z. parsonage.
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