The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-07-13

Mrs. Minnie Smith, OF Lock Haven,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A.
Stephenson.
Miss Name Montgomery, Of Pitts
burg, returned to that city Saturday
after four or I've weeks visit with her
parents in West Reynoldsvillc.
George Smith, OF Grant street, is
smiling sea breeze at Atlantic City.
George went to the seashore last week
with an aunt from Kittanning.
G. II. Chittister, marbel dealer of
New Bethlehem, and family visited the
formers parents, N. Chittister and
wife, in this place the first of last week.
Miss Edna Lewis, one OF the teachers
in the public schools in this borough,
went to Chautauqua, N. Y, Saturday
to take two months course in primary
work
Mrs. Harry Il. Conrad, Of Wormleys.
burg, Pa, who was called here the
latter part Of June by death of her
father, Owen Kain, will return home
to-day.
Prof. w. NJ. Brown, Of Brockway-
vile, superintendent Of the Snyder
township schools and teacher IN high
school of that township, was in .own
Saturday.
Brother Declan Joseph, teacher in
Calvert Hall College, Baltimore, Md,
has been visiting his brothers, G. +.
and j. j. Hoffman, in this place the
past ten days.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stephenson, who was in
the Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia
six weeks, where she was operated on
for fistula In left hip, returned to Reyn.
oldsville Thursday.
Mrs. Lucie d. Wagner, of Port Huron,
Mich, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L.
Neff, in this place. Mrs. Wagner, who
is s3 years old, made the trip from Port
Huron to this place alone.
Misses Maybel Sutter, OF Pittsburg,
and Nellie Elizabeth Sutter, of New
Bethlehem, visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Sutter, on Pleasant
avenue the first of last week.
Miss Mabel II. Moore, who Is study
ing for trained nurse in the Samaritan
Hospital at Philadelphia is now visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M.
Moore in Washington township.
William Broad, Jr., and wife, OF Glen
Campbell, and John Broad and wife, Of
Rosebud, Pa, were guests of the gen.
tlemens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Broad, Sr., on jackson street last week.
Charles 7. Craig, assistant cashier of
the Citizens National Bank, OF New
Bethlehem, and Frank O'Bryan, OF
Iowa, the "Hawkeye State" were
guests at the home OF J. j. Sutter July
4th.
II. Bruce Kline, of Oil City, visited
his parents near here the rst OF this
week. On account of young son ar
irving at their home a couple OF weeks
ago Bruce could not bring his wife with
him.
Misses Tacey Dempsey and Ida Show
ers, who were in California year, re-
turned to this place the first OF this
week. They stopped at St. Louis and
took in the Worlds Fair on their way
home.
DR.. j. w. Warwick, wife and two
| children, OF Glen Hazel, visited Mrs.
Warnicks two sisters, Mrs. d. II.
! Young and Mrs. Samuel Ressler in
| this place during the past week.
Doctor expects to locate in Johnson
burg soon.
Burgess L. M. Simmons and wife left
here yesterday forenoon on a two or
three weeks trip to Buffalo, N. Y,
| Cleveland, Ohio, Toledo, Ohio, Detroit,
Mich, and several other places in
Michigan and Wisconsin.
James p. Anderson, OF Pittsburg
formerly general passenger agent OF the
A.V. R'y, now division ticket agent OF
the River Division and Low Grade
Division of p. r. r., was in town Mon.
day. He is genial gentleman.
Charles L. King, son of DR.. J. C.
King, graduated as civil engineer in
the School of Mines OF the University
OF Missouri at Rolla, Mo-, the latter
part of June. Charles was one OF two
students who were in the large fresh
men class his first year at Rolla who
| graduated last month.
| Mrs. Uriah Thornton and daughter,
Miss Florence, OF Philadelphia, arrived
in Reynoldsville the latter part of June
and will spend the summer here. Mr..
Thornton is superintendent OF the Reyn-
oldsville Woolen Company plant, but
has not moved to town. He may pos
sihlv move here this fall