The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-09-05

I. I, Thorson, of Thorsby, Ala
president of The CONGO, dia Land and
Improvement Association, was in Reyn-
oldsville the past week in the interest
Of the above company.
Michael Hetrick and wife, of Pansy,
visited their daughters, Mrs. L. H.
Boyle, Mrs. E. z. Schuckers and Mrs.
Mabe Harriger, in this place last week.
Mr.. Hetrick is 75 years old.
Miss Clara Siple, who is learning
millinery trade, is in Pittsburg taking
lessons in trimming and getting familiar
with the latest styles. She expects to
get a position lear Pittsburg.
Mrs. George Hager'y and two sons,
Herbert and Charles, who spent several
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob HEM
niger in this place returned to their
home at Arlington, N. j. Thursday.
Mrs James Robertson and children,
OF Evans City, Pa, visited George Roll
err and family in this place last week.
Thursday she left for a visit to her
former home and with relatives al
Bitumen.
Solomon Friedman, proprietor of the
Cash New York Racket Store, will open
a wholesale store in this place. Mr..
Friedman went to New York City Mon
day to buy a large stock of goods for
the wholesale business.
Miss Isabel Arnold. who left here on
June % to attend the Worlds Christ
ian Endeavor convention in Geneva,
Switzerland, and then take a trip
through Europe, returned to Reynolds
vile Monday. She had a delightful
trip.
Misses Edna and Maude Moore, train
ed nurses in the Samaritan Hospital in
Philadelphia, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Moore at Horn
town. They came home unexpected
Monday morning and gave their parents
a glad surprise.
John w. Dawson, superintendent of
the Enterprise Silk Co., and wife left
here Friday on a visit to Eastern cities.
Mrs. Dawson will remain for a time at
Belvidere, N. j., and Mr.. Dawson will
spend a few days in New York City.
Mrs. P. J. Deegan and two children, of
this place, have gone to LaRue, Mime
sofa, to spend six months. Before re-
turning they will also visit in Duluth and
st. Paul. Mrs. Deegan was accompanied
by a brother, Paul Deem, Of Punxsu-
tawney.
DR.. j. M. McCurdy, of Curllsville,
Clarion Co., a Presbyterian minister
who was in the active work thirty
years, now doing supply work, was in
Reynoldsville Monday. DR.. McCurdy
says his first trip to Reynoldsville was
forty years ago, save one, and that it
was not a very large place at that time.
Mrs. G. G. Williams and daughter,
Miss Ida, were at Tidioute, Pa, the
latter part Of last week attending the
wedding OF Mr.. John Ericsson, of Ridg-
way, and Miss Florence Siggins, which
occurred at the home OF the BRIDES
parents in Tidioute Saturday 400
Miss Siggips taught one term of school
in West Reynoldsville three years ago
and has many friends in this place.
Austin Robinson, who bought the
Star grocery in this place about seven
teen months ago and moved from West
Virginia to Reynoldsville, sold his store
several weeks ago and will move to
Moundsville, W. Va. He took his
family to Moundsville yesterday and
will move his household goods next
week. Mr.. Robinson and wife made a
number OF warm friends during their
stay in this place.
EDWARD f. hoy, vile and son, War
ren, of Salamanca, N. Y, we're guests
Of James W. Gillespie and wife during
the past week. Mr.. Hoy, who was a
clerk in one of our dry goods stores al
most a quarter of a century ago, is now
president Of the First National Bank of
Salamanca. When in Reynoldsville
Ed. was a light weight, but he has TAX
en- on flesh and o his avoirdupois is in
keeping with the position he occupies.