The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-10

on a trip TO Philadelphia and Atlantic
City She will return 10 her homo at
Woolrich and remain there.
Robert s. Lytle, Of Johnstowu, Pa,
who resided In this place fourteen years
ago. came TO town Saturday TO see old
time friends and attend the s. Of v.
cncampncnt.
David Bolam and daughter, Mary, OF
Dubois, Mrs. Ephrlam Pittsley, OF
Eleanora, and Mrs. Thomas Bone, OF
Rossiter, visited at the home of Robert
Bone on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. He,rick, OF
Detroit, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs. u. II.
Price. Of Dubois. were guests of Rev
and Mrs. J. g. MoEntiro In West tteyn.
oldsvllle last week.
MIR. Jonas Masters and daughter.
Miss May, Of Tratford, Taranaki, New
Zealand, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Trudgon, sr.. In this place. They
arrived In town Sunday.
Father L. NJ. Driscoll and his sister,
Miss Mollio Driscoll, Of New Bothle-
hem, came up To attend the Catholic
congregation and Sunday school picnic
at Wishaw last Thurday.
G. II. Small, Of Cool Spring, State
Deputy Of Jefferson County Grange,
was In town over Sunday, the guest OF
his brother-in-law and brother, w. +.
Woodring and J. N. Small.
Mrs. Clay Campbell, OF Washington,
ID. c., Mrs. Margaret Little and Mrs.
w. ID. Campbell, OF Punxsutawney,
were visitors at homes OF w. G. and DR..
John II. Murray the past week.
p. T. Walsh, West Reynoldsville
grocerymsn, took his family to home OF
her parents at Sugar Creek. Armstrong
County, the first of last week and left
them there for two weeks visit.
Joseph Repinc, Of Kendelville, Noble
Co., Indiana, who IL II years old Is
visiting his niece, Mrs Nancy Foley, In
this place. Mr.. Repine has just re-
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Worlds Fair.
James Kslaway, Sr., wife and son,
and Mrs. Louisa Railway, OF Barnes
boro, are visiting In town this week.
Mr.. Railway was In Philadelphia hos
pital couple Of months ago receiving
treatment for his eyes.
Misses Alice Bowdlsh and Rebecca
Brown, OF Brookville, and Misses Daisy
and Ellie Brewbaker, Messrs l.. G.
Spencer and Charles Mcpherson. OF
Punxsutawncy, wero the guests Of Mrs.
w. j. Weaver last week.
Rev. Il. =. Womer, pastor of the First
Congregational church at Syracuse,
N. Y, is visiting at home OF his father
in-law. A. 7. Bing, on Grant street.
Mrs. Womor has been visiting her
parents since the latter part Of June.
Mr.. U. G. Perry, wife and three sons,
OF Washington, ID. c., came to home OF
Mrs. Perry's parents. Rev. aud Mrs J.
e. Dean, near this place last week on
their annual visit. Mr.. Perry Is visit
ing klnsfolks at Worthwhile this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rowsc, OF Idaho
Springs, Col, have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Trudgen the past week
Mrs. Rowse's maiden name was Emma
Mitchell, whose parents moved from
Reynoldsville TO Colorado few years
ago,
Harry l.. McEntire, student In the
Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy, who
has been clerking In a Philadelphia
drug store since the summer vacation
began, came to home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. ]. McEntire, In this place
Monday. He will remain here until
time to return to college.
Rev. w. w. Deatrick, Sc. D., teach
er OF Psychology and English Literature
In the Keystone State Normal School,
Kutztown, Pa, and Rev. T.. II. Dea-
trick, B. D., pastor OF Trinity Reformed
church, Baltimore, Nd, both brothers
OF Mrs. G. v. Smith, are visiting Prof.
Smith and family on Fifth street.
These guests after spending few days
in Reynoldsvillo will go to St. Louis to
see the exposition. From that place
DR.. w. w. Deatrick, who is q promi-
nent institute instructor and lecturer,
will 20 to the state Of Iowa to fill a
weeks engagement III an instructor at