The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-26

X. j. Hills at Altoona the past week.
Mrs. John G. Conser and daughter,
Helen, returned last week from visit
with the formers sister in Clearfield.
Misses Hannah and Elva Thompson,
OF Brockwayville, were the guests of
Ada Hetrick couple OF days last week.
Walter Reed went over into Potter
county yesterday to fish for trout. He
will join the party that left here last
week.
James Kearney and wife, OF Stone
boro, Pa, are visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. M. Geisler, in this
place.
Misses Esther and Jennie Fleming,
of Toulon, ILL.,, are visiting at home of
their cousin, A. H. Fleming, on Grant
street,
Miss May Hills, who has been visit
ing an uncle at Altoona five or six
weeks, will return home to-day or to-
morrow.
James A. Hendry, formerly of Cali
fornia Mo-. is now superintendent OF
the Sykes iWooen Mills Company in
this place.
Miss Anna Fillhart, who was at Mt.
Alto, Franklin Co., Pa, SIX months for
lung trouble, has returned home en-
tirely cured.
Mrs w. J. Hussey, of Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, who visited ten days with her
sister, Mrs. A. D. Mckay, returned
home Monday.
James Lusk and son, Robert, visited
old friends in Ridgway, St. Marys,
Dagus Mines Centreville and Brock
wayville the past week.
Frank d. Hover, of Ford City, for
mer citizen of Reynoldsville, who owns
property here, was In town this week
on business.
G. e. Jones spent Sunday at Haw-
thorne. Mrs. Jones has been there
ten days and will remain there week
or two longer.
j. e. Boyle. of Rimersburg, is in
West Reynoldsyille this week building
new sidewalks in front of his properties
in that borough.
Mrs. j. A. Parsons, Miss Mary and
Harold Parsons, who were at Chautau-
qua, Meadville and Erie several weeks,
returned home Friday.
Miss Anna Myers, who is teaching
music in Johnstown. came home last
week to attend her sisters wedding, re-
turning to Johnstown Friday.
Mrs. Ben Kearney, son and daughter
Herbert and Ruby, of Lanes Mills,
spent Sunday at the home OF l.. F. Het-
rick in Washington township.
Charles Pollman, OF Lock Haven. a
former employe at the silk mill in this
place, was visitor at home of Robert
Sayers several days the past week.
Mrs. D. M. Dunsmore returned home
yesterday from visit with daughter
at Smethport She was accompanied
home by a grandson, Harold Foster.
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L. r. Hetrick was at Ambridge and
Leetsdale, suburbs OF Pittsburg, several
days last week visiting his daughters,
Mrs w. A. Gray and Mrs. II. o.
Watts.
Mrs. John HI. Corbett, and daughter,
Miss Georgia, went to Cambridge
| Springs, Pa, yesterday where Mrs. Cor
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NJ. E. Weed, DR.. J. B. Neale, Henry
c. Deible, g. M. Mcdonald and M. D.
Milks went over into Potter county
last week to spend week or ten days
trout fishing.
James Ensell, proprietor Of the Burns
House. who had been i'll several months,
went to the Mercy Hospital in Pitts
burg Monday to undergo an operation
for lung trouble.
X. G. Schuckers, James Hughes.
Frank Mcclure, OF this place, and a
Pittsburger who is also fond OF pisca-
torial sport, were over in Potter coun-
ty last week trou. fishing.
u. IluR uCS WIG duu SUI, Slyut,
who we're at Obi several weeks, where
Mr.. Hughes was looking after lumber
interests for Hughes & Fleming, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
G. Newell Meeker. who resided at
Owensboro. KY, several years, is now
visiting at home OF his mother-in-iaw,
Mrs. Cora Mitchell on Grant street.
Mrs. Meeker has been here four or five
weeks.
Francis d. Smith, who is interested
in large timber tract and saw mill
at KnoxwoJd, Alabama, and has been
there several months, will return to
Knoxwood this week after spending a
couple of weeks at his home in this
place.
Miss Kathleen Gleason left Monday
afternoon for an extended trip to
Boulder. Colorado, to visit her brother
and family. She will also visit friends
in Denver and Colorado City. Her
brother, Mart ]. Gleason, accompanied
her part OF the way.
John Thornton, who was an employe