The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-08-17
THE PEOPLE WHO IRE PASSING
TO .A.ND FRO.

Mrs. H. j. Pentz and daughter Miss
Mary, Of Llanerch, Pa, were visitors |
in town the past week.
Ninian Cooper returned yesterday |
from a ten-day visit at Brockwayvile,
Warsaw and Beechwoods.
Miss Jessie Smeltzer, who was visit
ing hor mother, returned to Rudeston, |
N. Y, the first of this week.
Mrs. II. Prescott leaves on Thursday
morning for Warren, where she expects |
to visit her son for few weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman, Of Williamsburg,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Whitmore, in this place.
Mrs. DR.. H. W. Truitt and two
children, of New Bethlehem, are visit
ing the formers parents on Grant
street.
Mrs. w. H. Snyder, nee Lyle Ayres,
of Allegheny City, was a visitor at
home OF Joseph Spear duriug the past
week.
Mrs. ]. G. sloppy and three children,
of Springville, N. Y, were guests OF
Mrs. o. d. O'Dell several days last
week
Mrs. b. GafTey and Miss Kathryne
Donahue, OF st. Marys, were guests OF
Mrs. John S. Schultze during the past
week
Nj T 1f ..
leading business men, was the guest of
A. S. Harmon, of this place one day last
week
Mrs. M. d. Mara, of West Newton,
Pa, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Stoke, ST., in this place since
Saturday.
lrven Kunes, who is employed in the
Mcdonald lumber camp at Laquin, Pa,
is spending two weeks at his home in
this place.
Mrs. o. N. Wilson and two daughters,
OF Kittanning, were guests at homes Of
S. S. Robinson and Misses Lib and Lois
Lobinson the past week.
Mrs. G. w. Stoke, sr., and two
daug hters. Misses Margaret and Julia,
and Mrs NJ. d. Mara will go to Clarion
county to-day to visit relatives.
]. j. Skehan, of Reynoldsville, is at
tending the Ancient Order of Hibernian
convention at Erie, Pa, this week as
the Jefferson county delegate.
Mrs M. L. Bacon, of Wellsboro, and
Mrs. Philip Williams, of Manchester,
visited the formers son, Prof. ID. S.
Bacon, in this place last week.
John Kennedy and Miss Nulu Hecket
of Sharon, Pa, brother and cousin OF
Mrs. e. G. Burns, were guests of Post
master and Mrs. Burns last week
Mrs. John Barnard, Mrs. Joseph
Irwin, George A. Barnard, wife and
two children, OF Dayton, Pa, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Corbett
the past week.
Miss Margaret Butler left here
Thursday morning on two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Postle-
thwait, at Rostraver, and relatives at
Kittanning and East Brady.
Mrs. Rev. NJ. II. Rigby, OF Hood
River, Oregon, who was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Kate Smeltzer, on jackson
street. went to Brookville yesterday to
visit relatives at that place.
Miss Lutte Martin, assistant in the
postoffice at Johnsonburg, was the guest
of Miss Margaret Schultze day last
week. Miss Martin was on her way to
the Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Samuel Sutter was called to Bedford,
Pa, last week on account of the serious
illness Of sister. Mr.. Sutter returned
home Monday. His sister is still liv-
ing, but is in critical condition.
Miss Roberta Ayres, of Pittsburg,
formerly OF this place, is visiting friends
In town this week. Miss Ayres, who is
a fine musician, is pianist for G. G.
Mellor Co., music dealers in Pittsburg.
j. ]. Sutter went to Holmes, Wyom-
ing, the latter part Of las: week TO visit
the American Copper Company plant
Mr.. Sutter was at the same plant in
June. He will be absent two weeks
Rev. S. B. Laverty, wife and daugh-
ter, Mildred, OF Homer City, Pa, spent
Sunday with the family OF Mrs. Laver-
| ty's brother, d. B. Stauffer, in West
Reynoldsville. Rev. Laverty Is pastor
of the M. E. church at Homer City,
d. Lawson Reed, one of the promising
young men of this place, went TO Chica-
go, ILL.,, last week to accept a position
in hopes that the change OF climate will
benefit his health. II this change does
not have the desired effect, Lawsonwill