The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-06-15

an office position with the Lake Shore
II. Il. at Cleveland, Ohio.
Frank A. Mcconnell and Mrs. +. T..
Miller were at Knoxdale yesterday at
tending meeting OF the stockholders
of the Farmers Telephone Co.
Rev. j. G. McEntire was called TO
Callensburg Saturday to attend the
funeral Of brother-in-law, "A. ]. Rarear,
who died Friday, June 10, 1904.
George Bolton and wife, of California,
Pa, were called here last week TO at
tend the funeral of the latters grand
mother, Mrs. Katherine Brennan.
Miss Anna Stivanson, graduate Of the
Reynoldsville Business College, went to
Kittanning Monday to accept position
as bookkeeper and stenographer.
Mrs. M. B. George, of Clarion, and
Mrs. w. F. Small, of Williamsport, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. 5. Williams, In West Reyuoldsville.
Councilman George Hughes and
mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Hughes, went
to East Brady Monday to attend the
funeral OF the latter's brother, George
Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Holt, of Sugar
Hill, and Miss Helen Mccullough, of
Brockwayville, visited Mrs. Hannah
Butler and family on Grant street the
past week.
Grant Rhoads went to Harrisburg
Monday to attend the Great Council of
Pennsylvania, Improved Order of Red
Men, as a delegate from the Reyn-
oldsville Tribe.
Miss Catherine Mann, OF Owatonna,
Mimi, school mate OF Miss Amy Reno
in the WOmens College at Baltimore.
Md, is the guest of Miss Reno at the
M. e. parsonage.
Mrs. Charles Lyle, of Leechburg,
who was visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lilly Moore, at Rathmel, returned
home last week, accompanied by her
brother, Fred Moore.
Fred Smith, a student in Dickinson
Law School OF Carlisle, Pa, whose
parents moved from this place to
Eldersridge, Pa, last fall, was In town
day or two last week.
Rev. A. ]. Meek, Rev. J. e. Dean.
Evangelist Joseph L. Kirkwood and
Thomas Gulliford went to Barnesboro,
Pa, yesterday to attend the meeting OF
the Clearfeld Baptist Association.
Henry Stevenson, of Sandy Valley,
who has been at Cambridge Springs
six weeks under treatment for kidney
trouble, has received benefit from the
treatment and will return home this
week.
Raymond e, Brown, graduate of the
Cornell University, now student in
the Law Department OF University OF
Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, came
home yesterday morning for the sum
mer vacation.
j. Van Reed, of Sarcoxie, Mo-, Henry
A. Reed, of Chicago, H., and NJ. Fred
Reed, OF New York City, were called
to their home in this place last week by
the serious illness of wife and mother,
Mrs. ). Van Reed.
Hubert r. Farrell, Of Elkins, w. Va,
who holds good position there as resi-
dent engineer OF the civil engineering
corps OF the Wabash railroad, is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. j.
Farrell, in this place.
Father Carpenter, of Meadville, form
erly assistant OF Father Brady at this
place, and Father O'Hern. of Dubois,
attended the commencement exercises
in the st. Mary's school at Reynolds
vile last Thursday evening.
Ed. O'Rielly, OF Lindsey, formerly
citizen of Reynoldsvile and a member
OF the Keystone band, now member of
the Punxsutawney band, was in town
Thursday evening with the Punxs'y
band on his way home from the X. of
io-uhiou dI DrOOkVlllo.
John Ward, jr., formerly of this
place, whose parents now reside at Cat
fish, Pa, was visiting in Reynoldsville
last week. Mr.. Ward graduated at the
Bliss Electrical College in Washing
ton, ID. c., about ten days ago and is
now an electrician. He expects to get
a position In the neighborhood OF Pitts
burg.
d. Fl. Breakey, one OF our merchants
who was at Cambridge Springs. Pa,
four weeks for treatment for lung
trouble, returned home last Friday
greatly improved In health and very
much encouraged. Mr.. Breakey thought
he had tuberculosis when he went TO
Cambridge Springs, but the doctors
there claim he does not have tubercu-
locis.