The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-03-16
Personal PARAGRAPHS.
0Impses Of the People who are Pass
Ing To and Fro.

| Dr. w. a. Henry was In Ridgway
last week.
Miss Nell Robinson is in Pittsburg
this week
Miss Anna Brewer visited in Dubois
last week.
John Nor they went to Dubois yester
| day to work.
Samuel Ressler was in Brookvilcs
last Saturday.
Ben G. Reed, of Brookvile, was in
| town Monday.
Mrs. Mary Flllhart visited in Brook
| vile yesterday.
Mrs. II. L. Lukehart, Of Falls Creek,
was In town Monday.
David H. Young was in Kittanniug
the first OF this week.
Miss Flo Best the milliner, was In
New York City last week.
DIR. b. e. Hoover was in Weedyille
last week doing some work.
Mrs. John II. Baum visited her
| sister In Brookville last Thursday.
Grant Pierce and wife, of Butler.
Pa, spent Sunday with relatives In this
place.
John Trudgen. ir., Of East Brady,
spent Sunday with his parents In this
place.
Misses Daisy and Minnie Strong
visited in Brookville several days last
week.
Lena Snyder, proprietress OF the
Cozy Restaurant, was in Brookville
Friday.
Squire E. Neir was at Rossmoyne.
| Indiana Co., last week TO visit his
parents.
Mrs. VIM. Moore, of Corsica. spent
Sunday with her sou, w. II. Moore, In
this place.
Thomas r.. Winans, OF Pittsburg,
was the guest OF Rev. Perry A. Reno
last Friday.
j. j. Sutter visited his daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Harry p. Thompson, in Brook
vile Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stephenson, OF Du-
Bols, visited her son, ye editor, during
the past week
Miss Agnes Major, of Punxsutawney,
has been the guest Of Mrs. John O'Hare
the past week.
Richard Taafe, who is employed at
| Ferris, Pa, spent Sunday with his
family in this place.
John O'Neal and wife, Of Driftwood.
spent Sunday with the latters parents
in West Reynoldsville.
Rev. J. f. Kirkwood left Tuesday
noon for Shawmut where he will preach
| four evenings this week
Mrs. John Dougherty and daughter,
| OF Paradise, visited relatives in Brock
wayville during the past week.
Mrs. John Solida, OF Sabula. Pa.
spent Sunday with her sister-in-law,
Miss Maggie Solida, in this place.
Mrs. ]. b. Mcknight, Of Brookville,
was the guest OF Mrs. Owen Edelbute
at the National Hotel last Friday.
Mrs. Catherine Coleman and Mrs.
M, A. Butler attended golden we'd
ding at Fairmount, Pa, yesterday.
Henry G. and Jacob Deibe we're at
| Warren last week attending the funeral
OF brother-in-law, Martin Lauffer.
DR.. G. W. Hoffman, of Pittsburg,
spent Sunday with his family at home
of his father-in-law, Robert Wait, near
| this place.
| Mrs. w. p. Hastings, of Milton, Pa,
| was the guest OF Mrs. j, Owens Edel- .
blute at the National Hotel the first OF
| this week.
DIR. f. E. Hoffman and family, of
Brookville, visited the formers BROTH
ers, G. f. and j. j. Hoffman, in this
| place last week.
| Our esteemed brother in the art pre-
servative, Perry Thompson. of Baxter,
paid fraternal call TO THE STAR Office
| Monday afternoon.
| John Goodwill returned Monday even
ing from six weeks visit at Shamokin,
Pa. Mr.. Goodwill had a tussle with
the grip while away.
j. w. Dawson, superintendent OF the
Enterprise Silk Mill Co. plant at this
| place, was at Paterson, N. j., and New
| York City last week.
| d. G. Rhodes, glass blower OF this
place who was working at Port Alle-
ghany, injured his left wrist and had to
| quit work for short time.
Mrs. Frank w. Mitchell, Of Dubois,
was In town the first Of this week. Mrs.
Mitchell expects to move to Reynolds
vile soon If she can get a suitable house.
John W. Fink, OF Port Matilda, Pa,
is visiting his daughters, Mrs Richard
Ramsey, Mrs. Clarence II. Patterson
and Mrs. j. M. Gathers, in this place.
A. Katzen, proprietor OF the Peoples
| Bargain store, Is in Philadelphia this
week buying new goods. He will visit
relatives in Baltimore, Md, before re-
turning home.
Peter Crawley, formerly of Sheffield,
Pa, who is on his way TO Pittsburg to
work. has been spending a few days
with his brother. John Crawley, in
West Reynoldsville.
| Wesley Motter and wife attended the
| funeral OF the formers sister, Mrs.
| Mary Holt, at Stanton Wednesday.
Mrs Motter stopped at Summerville
and spent Thursday with Mrs. Martin
Plyler.
J. G. Mckee, who has been at Pitts
vile, Venango county, Pa, several
months, was In town over Sunday. He
went from here to Barnesboro, Pa,
where he will work at his trade,
carpentering.
| Mr. and Mrs David s BoWser of