The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-27
THE PEOPLE WHO IRE PASSING
TO IND FRO.

The editor of THE STAR went to
Pittsburg yesterday afternoon to take In
the Pennsylvania State Editorial As
sociation annual outing.
W. G. Elliott, editor Volunteer, wife
and two daughters are in Pittsburg this
week enjoying the Pennsylvania State
Editorial Association outing.
General Carl A. and Albert A. Wag-
ner, of Port Huron, Mich, were called
here to attend the funeral OF their
mother, Mrs. Lucy D. Wagner.
Miss Maude Slagle, who spent the
summer at Tidioute, Pa, stopped here
a couple of days enroute for Cleveland,
Ohio, where she has accepted posi-
tion.
Prof. S. g. Hepler, editor OF the New
Bethlehem Leader, came up'to Reynolds
vile last Friday evening and attended
the educational meeting in Assembly
hall.
Thomas Black was called to Butler
county, near Chicoro, Monday to attend
the funeral of his cousin, Daniel Black,
who died Saturday. The funeral took
place yesterday.
Jesse L. Hirst, Bert Hoffman, Nathan
Edelbute, Leo Nolan, Eugene Murray,
Misses Joanne Milliren, Marie Altman
and frankie Hoffman attended party
in Brookville last Friday night.
Eugene Flynn, one OF our bright
young men, has decided to study medi-
cine and become doctor. Saturday or
Monday he will go to Philadelphia and
enter the Medico-C o-Chirurgical College.
Miss Jennie McGaw, who graduated
in the Reynoldsville high school In
Howe, Eldred township. Miss McGaw
spent Sunday at her home in this place.
Miss Irene Phillippi will leave here
tomorrow for Colorado Springs, COL,
to spend the winter with an aunt. Miss
Phillippi will stop at Pittsburg and
Chicago a couple Of days on her way to
Colorado Springs.
Wilson King, wife and children, Of
Summerville, visited Mrs. Viola King
in this place last week. Mr.. King has
sold his business at Summerville, where
he has resided many years, and will
move to Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Paul A. Riston returned to Philadel-
phia last Friday to take up his studies
in the Medical Department OF the
University OF Pennsylvania. Paul will
graduate in this university next spring
and get M. d. appended to his name.
W. G. Mehling, who had charge of an
Office in this place three months for the
Scranton Correspondence School, re-
signed that position to accept another
position in Dubois. Mr.. Mehling will
move to Dubois the first of October.
Frank Hill, of Anita, at one time
manager of the Jefferson Supply Co.
store in this place, was in town Sunday
and visited friends In the Elk rooms.
Mr.. Hill is unable to walk and can only
get around by use of chair on wheels.
John Edward Hardman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. Hardman, who graduat-
ed in the Reynoldsville high school In
1908, will go to Baltimore, Nd, to-nor-
row to take four year course In the
Physician and Surgeon College In that
city.
VIM. Bone and wife, of Bltumen,
were in Reynoldsville this week on
their way to Barnesboro, where Mr..
Bone has position in the mines. Mr..
Bone moved away from Bitumen on &C.
count of the miners strike at that
place.
DR.. II. G. Munson, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Anna N. Smith, Of Brookville,
were married at the homo of the brides
parents in Brookville Wednesday even
ing of last week. Dr. Munson and bride
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Mc-
Entire on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Davis came to the
home of her parents, Lawyer and Mrs.
M. M. Davis, in this place Monday
night. Miss Davis sprained her right
ankle in street car accident In Phila-
delphia the first week In August and
was in hospital three weeks undergoing
treatment.
Joseph Evans, son Of E. L. Evanr, OF
this place who enlisted In the U. 8.
Navy three years ago and has been on
the Castine, cruiser, during the three
years, is now at his home on fifteen
day furlough, coming here from Ports
mouth, N Fl. The Castine has been
put out of commission and Joseph ex-
poets to be assigned to new battle
ship.