The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-18
Personal PARAGRAPHS.
0Ilmpses Of the People who are Pass
Ing To and Fro.

Harold WlnsiOw, OF DubOls, was IN
town Saturday.
]. A.. Kennedy was In New Bethle-
hem over Sunday.
Mrs. John G. Censor Is visiting her
sister at Clearfeld.
Mrs. A. T. Bing is visiting her
mother In Dubois.
Mrs. G. w. Arblaster is visiting her
sister at Hawthorne.
Earle Swift, of Brookville, spent Sun
day in Reynoldsville.
Miss Frances Sayers, the milliner,
was in Dubois Saturday.
Mrs. J. M. Stephenson spent Sunday
at Lawshe, Clearfield county.
Morris Daley visited his parents In
Penfield the first of this week W
Mrs. l. M. Hoch visited relatives at
Maysville during the past week.
Mrs. Benjamin Haugh returned Mon
| day from visit in Curwensville.
F. F. Schurig moved from West Rey-
noldsville to Clearfield last week.
j. M. Hutchison has moved from
Pancoast to West Reynoldsville.
d. w. Atwater went to Yatesboro
yesterday to remain several days.
Mrs. Henry Herpel visited at Fair
mount City during the past week.
Daniel and John Cribbs, Of New
Bethlehem, visited In town this, week.
Miss Maud King went TO Philadel-
phia this morning to remain several
days.
Miss Mary Lamberd, OF Johnstown,
Is the guest OF Mrs. j. J. Hogan, In this
place. .;rFc"A
I. o. Clark, of Dubois, visited his
son, G. Bird Clark, in this place. last
week.
Hon. Henry 1. Wilson, Big Runs
genial lawyer, was in Reynoldsville
Monday.
George w. Harding spent Sunday in
Dubois with his daughter, Mrs. G. B.
Hoover.
Miss Olga Henry, of Punxsutawney,
was the guest of Miss Unita Farrell
over Sunday.
Miss Mamie illegal, OF Lawshe, is
visiting Mrs. j. M. Stephenson invest
Reynoldsville.
Miss Alice Sarah returned last week
from Brockport, Pa, where she had
been five weeks.
Miss Maybel Taylor, Of Brookville,
was the guest Of Miss Kittie Shick sew
eral days the past week.
w. B. Hoffman and wife returned
yesterday from a visit with their son,
j. M. Hoffman, at East Brady.
Miss Blanche Cribbs, of New Bethle-
hem, was visitor at Henry Priesters
residence during the past week.
Miss Emma Marshall, OF Psrker, Pa,
Is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Marshall, in this place.
Mrs. James Hawthorne, OF Brookville,
visited her sister, Mrs. A. G. Milliren,
In this place the latter part OF last week.
John F. Brown, insurance agent of
Clarion, was in town last Thursday ar
ranging to pay G. Mitchell's life in
surance.
Henry B. 'Clayson and wife we're called
to Kane Monday by the serious illness
OF the formers mother, Mrs. II. Fl.
Clayson.
Mrs. Catherine North, who is now
with her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Neale, in
this place, returned last week from q
visit In Kane.
James G. Pentz, student and assist
ant instructor in Allegheny College,
Meadville, Pa, spent Sunday at his
home in this place.
John L. Campbell and G. G. Smith,
OF Hopkins, left their homes this morn
ing for Pittsburg and several other
places to look for work.
Mrs. G. r. Hall, who was called to
Chicago, ILL.,, six weeks ago by serious
! illness of her mother, Mrs. A. Keith,
returned home last evening.
Mrs. j. E. Keeler, of Rossiter, Pa,
who was called here by the serious ILL
} ness OF her sister, Mrs. G. Bird Clark,
returned home Friday OF last week.
Bruce Mitchell, OF Homestead, who
came home several weeks ago to visit
his parents, his father dying during his
visit, returned to Homestead Monday.
Harry A. Reed, typo in the PUNK
sutawney Republican office, called at
THE STAR Office Monday. Mr.. Reed
!, had been over in Clarion county and was
! waiting in town for trolley car.
Mrs. Benjamin Jones received word
: Monday that her mother, Mrs. Mary
Sanders, had died suddenly at South
fork, Pa. Mrs. Jones went to South
: fork yesterday to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Rufus Kirk and daughter, Miss
Frances, were called to Pittsburg Fri
day evening by the serious illness of
3 Paul Kirk, oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Kirk. Paul was threatened with ty-