The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-15

Gust Syphrit and wife, of Dubois,
visited at homes OF the formers sisters,
Mrs. Charles Crate and Mrs. Neil Wal
lace, in this place Sunday.
Mrs. j. L. Schall OF Williamsburg, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bone, Sr. In this place. She
expects TO remain here four or five
weeks.
Miss Anna Martin, who was in Pitts
burg several weeks under treatment
for stomach trouble, has returned and
resumed her position in HofTman's
jewelry store.
John L. Graham, who travels
through the southland for lumber
company, is spending a couple of days
at the home of his father-in-law, John
H. Corbett in this place.
Misses Edith Clark and Elizabeth
Baughman, two Of our public school
teachers, are enjoying trip this week
to Harrisburg, Pa, Washington, d c.,
and Mt Vernon, Va,
Mrs Melvin Compton, of Harrisburg,
and Mrs. Minnie Smith, Of Lock Haven,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. G. A.
Stephenson, and sister-in-law, Mrs DR..
s. Reynolds, in this place.
Kensi Stiles has received a govern
ment appointment as gauger. The
appointment was made on the 23rd
of last month, but Mr.. Stiles has not
been assigned yet 10 a place
Prof. Charles S. Marsh, assistant
principal of our public schools during
the past term, went to Salisbury, Pa,
Monday to teach in the "Kiski" school
at that place until the summer vacation
at least.
William E. Reed, Sr., and Wm.
Reed, Jr., are in Harrisburg this week
attending the Grand Lodge OF the
Knights of the Golden Eagle. Wm.
Reed, Jr., is a representative from Mt.
Cliff Castle Of Reynoldsville.
Mrs. L. M. Simmons Is 10 Oil City
this week attending the joint conven-
tion of the Foreign and Home Mission
ary Societies OF the Clarion Presbytery
as delegate from the Presbyterian
Missionary Society of Reynoldsville.
II. M. Hetrick, B. A. Barrett and l..
S. Anderson went to Josephine, new
town in Indiana county, Monday to
work at their trade, carpentering, dur
ing the coming summer. A large num-
Der Of new houses are being erected at
Josephine.
Misses Eleanor and Aldine Reed
started for Chicago, ILL.,, this morning
to spend couple OF weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Reed. Mr.. Reed
has been very ill and as soon as able
will have to leave Chicago for differ
eut climate. He may go to Arizona.
Mrs. c. S. Miller, OF Jennings, Mary
land, and Mrs. James d. George, OF
Vandergrift, who were called here a
couple OF weeks ago on account of the
serious illness OF their mother, Mrs. S.
M. Siple, will remain here until their
mother returns from the Mercy Hos
pital
Misses Catherine Dewey and Elsie
Lawrence, teachers in our public
schools the past term, returned to their
respective homes Friday. Miss Dewey
to North East, Pa. and Miss Lawrence
to Munsey, Pa. Miss Dewey will be
married next month to the editor Of q
newspaper In Canada.
James Armagost, OF East Brady, Is
visiting in town. Mr.. Armagost, who
was conductor on one OF the P. r. r.
freight.trains that collided near here
March 20, was 80 badly injured in the
collision that he has not been able to
return to work, and his doctor says he
will not be able to work for several
weeks yet.
Milton ]. Fillhart, Reynoldsville
boy who has been in Troutville the last
few weeks, spent Monday in town and
yesterday morning started on a trip to
the Pacific coast. He expects to be
gone three or four years and will see
most Of the western states before his
return. He will stop at Indianapolis,
Ind, and Chicago, ILL.,, for short peri
DDS before going on to the other edge
Of the continent.