The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-06-24

NJ. J. Corbett, o. Oakland, visited his
son, Fl. A. Corbett, In West Reynolds
vile last week.
William Osterhout, OF Ridgway, was
the guest Of Eugene Murray couple
of days last week.
Miss Alice Sloan, of Clarion, visited
her cousin, Mrs. Robert z Parrish, IN
this place last week.
j. M. Daily and wife returned yester-
day from visit with the latter's
parents at Peale, Pa,
Miss Minnie Keck is spending this
week at home of her parents at Lang
vile, Jefferson county.
Miss Cora Mlliren spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss>Joan Millren, at
the Clarion State Normal.
Misses Lena Herpei and Geneva Mill
liren spent Thursday OF last week with
Miss Joan Milliren In Clarion.
Miss Joan Milliren, student in Clar-
ion State Normal school was ut home
day the latter part OF last week.
Miss Alice Mitchell will go to War
rem tomorrow to visit with Mrs. Wal
ter B. Reynolds a couple OF weeks.
Miss Ruth Flanner, OF Johnsonburg,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin DeHart, on Jackson street
Misses Lucy Blakeslee. of Dubois,
and Ellen Thomas, Of Connellsville,
were the guests OF Miss Dora Reed
last week.
Prof. w. Il. Kunselman went to
Grove City Monday to take special
two-month course in the college at
that place.
Henry A. Swab and wife were at Cor
sica Sunday attending the funeral OF an
uncle, John Howe. Deceased was SO
years old.
Clyde c. Murray, secretary ana sales
man for the Reynoldsville Brick & Tile
Company, was in Philadelphia on bus
mess last week.
Miss Anna Klahr, kindergarten teach
er at Newark, Ohio, is visiting her un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Sim
mons, on Hill street. t
A. Fl. Fleming and his mother, Mrs.
Susan Fleming, were called to Camden,
N, j., Monday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Fleming's sister. H
Rev. d. L. Dickey, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
A, ID. Mckay, at the, Presbyterian
manse on Grant street. Sv5
Mrs. W. II. Gates and two children.
of Graceton, Indiana county, are visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Clark, In this place.
r. B. yeaney, OF Pittsburg, and Mrs.
Gene Screckengost, Of New Bethlehem,
visited their brother, p w. Yeaney.-
in this place last week.
Miss Phyllis Hays is spending a
month at Olean, East Aurora and the
lakes In New York state, North Clar-
ington and Warren, Pa.
Daniel Fitzpatrick, student in ST..
Bonaventure's Academy at Allegheny.
N. Y, returned to this place last week
for the summer vacation.
Victor Seeley, who was called to
Spivey. Kan, May 6, on account of tho
death Of his mother, Mrs. LII Seeley.
returned TO this place last week.
I. G. Dinger and wife, of Shannon
dale, visited the latter's brother and
sister, John H. Wagner and Mrs. A.
M. Smith, in misplace over Sunday
Robert z. Parrish returned last week
from Grafton, w. Va, where be was
called on account Of illness OF his son.
Otis Parrish, who has typhoid fever
Forrest Ressler and Miss Celia Yost
will attend the Epworth League con
vention In Dubois this week as dele
gates from the Reynoldsville Chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Happe Of
Brookline, suburb Of Pittsburg, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Melting
er tue past week. The ladies' are sis.
ters.
Miss Nulu Neale, daughter Of DR..
] B. Neale, who graduated in ALE.
gheny College at Meadville on the
18th inst, returned to her home In
this place Friday.
Misses Naomi and Cora Mitchell,
who we're attending school in Phila.
delphia, returned to their home in
this place last Saturday evening for
the summer vacation.
Miss Grace E. Fergus, who spent
some weeks at home OF her brother
Robert Fergus. in West Reynoldsville,
left here Monday for New York City
and from there goes to Kinderhook,
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