The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-19
THE PEOPLE WHO IRE PASSING
TO IND FRO

Mrs. F. p. Alexander visited her
parents In Dubois this week.
DR.. f. Q. Smith, Of Kaylor, Pa, was
the guest OF Miss Jessie Barclay Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen A. Milliren, OF
Kane, are visiting the formers parents
In this place.
Lloyd l.. Marshall went to Oak Ridge
last evrnlng to accept a position with
the Alcola Coal Co.
Miss Anna Jelbart, of Johnsonburg,
who had been visiting in this place,
re turned home Monday.
William Burke, OF Pittsburg, pas
senger conductor on b. g. o. railroad.
was in town the first OF this week.
Mrs. DR.. +. G. Ernest and Miss Helen
Keck, of Ford City, we're guests OF
Mrs. j. w. Gillespie the past week.
Miss Gertrude Sample, of Rochester,
N. Y, has been visiting her cousins,
the Misses Milliren, the past week.
Misses Margaret and Edith Hall, of
Lindsey, and Bert Horn, OF Punxsutaw-
ney, were visitors at ]. ]. Davis Sum
| day.
5. s. Robinson and wife went to
Chautauqua last Friday, where they
will remain until latter part Of this
week.
William Copp, formerly OF st. Marys.
now head bookkeeper for the Panther
Kun Coal Co., is citizen OF Reynolds
ville
Prof 9. V. Smith and wife and son.
Arthur, who have been on an extended
eastern trip, returned to Reynoldsville
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Bassett, Misses Lizzie
and Eleanor Bassett, OF Barnesboro.
Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neale
the past week.
G. b. and ]. II. Shingledecker, OF
Mosgrove, Pa, are visiting their
brother, James Shingledecker, in West
Reynoldsville.
g. L. Johnston and daughter. Irene.
and neice, Elvira Johnston, have been
visiting at Leatherwood, Clarion Co.,
the past week.
John Fl. Bell, OF Punxsutawney, was
In town last week. Mr.. Bell will sail
from New York City to-day for Edin-
boro, Scotland.
John L.. Fugate, Winslow township
school teacher, and son went to Atlantic
City, N. j., last Thursday to remain a
week or ten days.
p. O'Connor, of Driftwood, passen-
ger conductor on Low Grade Division,
was shaking hands with old time friends
in Reynoldsville Monday.
Henry Priester. jr., is shifting sea
breeze this week. He took in the p.
K. II. excursion to Atlantic City from
this place last Thursday.
Mrs. John Pomroy and sons. Richard
and Arthur, and daughter, Miss Ethel,
are visiting Mrs. VIM. Bolt and Mrs.
Walter Hover at Mosgrove.
Mrs. S. r. Travis, of Brookyille.
visited her sister, Mrs. A. II. Schugers.
In West Reynoldsville last week. This
was Mrs. Travis first visit here in nine
years.
M. Mohney, plasterer OF this place,
who has contract of plastering a num-
Der OF houses in a suburb OF Pittsburg,
spent Sunday with his family in this
place.
Miss Sara Gibson and Arthur T..
Morgan, OF Pittsburg, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs @. G. Ramsey over Sum
day. Mr.. Morgan is brother OF Mrs.
Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coping went
to Carbondale, Pa, Monday where Mr..
Inn mill att . h. "a
OF Knights OF Pythias AS representative
from Valiant Lodge No. 46l.
Miss Jennie Haskins, a pleasant
assistant in the Reynoldsville postoffice
left here this morning on a two weeks
trip to Williamstown, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Philip Thompson and bride, of Butler,
visited the formers sister, Mrs. j. o.
Johns, in this place the latter part OF
last week. They were married at
Butler on Wednesday, August 18th,
and were out on wedding trip.
James Shaner went to Pittsburg the
first of last week to visit two sisters,
Mrs. Gross and Mrs Frank, returning
to Reynoldsville Monday night. He
attended the deaf mute picnic at Cas-
cade Park, New Castle, on 18th inst.
Thomas Carey, an erstwhile Reyn-
oldsville boy who has been at Denver,
Colorado, had his left arm broken by
slipping on banana skin on the side
walk, came back east to visit old friends
and relatives while his arm is getting
we'll.
Mrs. Rion II. Butler, wife of one OF
the ablest writers on Pittsburg Times,
accompanied by her son and daughter,
Howard and Helen, visited Mrs. Jacob
Schwem Friday and Miss Belle Arnold
Saturday. Mr.. Butler will sever his
connections with The Times this fall
and move to North Carolina, where he
owns good farm. Mr.. Butler has been
very successful as newspaper writer,
but his success as a farmer is only
theoretical yet
Mrs, j, S, Smith and Mrs. Prudence
Sprague, OF Reynoldsville, came over
on the street car last Thursday To at