0 m -k Star Subscription $i.00 per year, in advance. CI. A. BTEPHKNSON, Kdllor ndPob. nWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1890. Travtltre' antb. Paasenanr trains arrive nnd leave Keyn- Oldsrille aa follow! Allegheny Valley Haihcay. Eastward. Westward. Trnln. - - fl.44 a. m.lTraln , - -7.40 a.m. Train t, - 1.00 p. m. Train J, 1.42 p.m. Train I - . p. m.Traln 10, - 7,62 p. m. mykoi.dhvili.b poxT-ornci. Malta arrive and leave the poet-office aa follows: Arrive. Depart. rnOM Til WK.T. TORTUS HAST. l.is p. m. - 7.00 p. m. 111.30 p. m - - (i.jnp.m. raois thkkast. roa n mr.nr. I. 00 a. m. - - 2.00 p. in. IMS a. m. - l is p. m. Arrivea from Rathmol nnd Prosrottvlllo II. noa. m. Arrivea from Tonic Tuesdays, Thurdaya and Saturdays nt 2..'K p. m. Departa for Preacoltvlllo, Rnthmel, l'nnlc i.OOn. m. Offlre honra7.00 a. m. toa.OO p. m. Money order oftieo open from 7.00 a. m. to 7.30 p. m. Kenlatcr office open from 7.00 a.m. to8.no p.m. I.eital Holiday from 7.00 toa.OO a. m. and from 12.00 to a.iSoo.m. K. T. Mi'Gaw, 1'. M. fl Little ol Everything. "The Stat" for One Dollar. For a few months at least, we will offer THE Stab to now subscribers for 1.00 a year, cash in advance. This of fer holds good to old subscribers who pay all arrearages and one year In advance. All back subscriptions will be charged at the old rate of $1.50 per year. Odontundor. The Star (or $1.00. Monday, Sept. Tth, is Labor Day. Ten days remain of school vacation. The new school hooks arrived last week. Attend the League cntortainmont to night. Odontunder used only by Dr. B. E. Hoover. R. and G. glove fitting corset at J. S. Morrow's. Arthur Phlllippl is visiting In Alle gheny City. Shoes that fit make pretty feet. Rob- son has them. September 1st is the time to begin 'killing squirrels. The borough schools begin one week yTora next Monday. . Peaches were selling In town Monday at 70 cents a basket. New goods arriving doily at Robin sons. New shados for winter. Mike Swartz is learning the tailoring business In Bull's establishment. S. K. Furmnn and family returned to their homo In HarrlHburg this week. Miss Annie Black is camping out this Lweok with the Stoke family in Beech- WUUUB, Master Willie Phillips sprained his left arm so badly that he now carries it In a sling. Our personal column is over crowded this week and personals are run among the locals. Dr. S. Reynolds and wife spent Mon day night In Brookvillo with Mr. and vr. T3,..., . 1 Chester Bolnap took a tumble off a ladder muay evening and dislocated bis left shoulder. A dance platform has been erected on the lot between the First National bank and Wah Sing's laundry. James MoCracken, of Frostburg, who is a hard worker in Grange circles, was in ReynoldBvllle Saturday. A Dumber of young people spent Monday evening at the home of Misses Lucllo and Annie Mitchell. Rev. Porter, of Merrysville, Pa., will f reach in the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening. Ed. MoCrelght returned Saturday from a trip into Washington county, Pa., and Pittsburg on his bicycle. Farmer David Reynolds bought a new red top older mill Monday. Mr. Reynolds keeps up with the times. M. E. Ridgeway, local freight con ductor on the A. Vi R'y, visited in New I'Bothlohem the latter part of last week. A party of young people from Emer .lokville, joined by a few from this place, plonloed at Falls Creek Saturday after noon, The fifth annual exposition of the Jefferson County Agricultural Associa tion will be held at Brookville Sept. 22-25, L ' I Tbe pay car distributed the "root of all evil" along the A. V. R'y last week and made glad the hearts of the re cipients. I Two souls with but a single thought and ull that thinking thought centered upon the dainty Ave Maria perfume, Reynold Drug Store. ', C. P. Harding, of Summervllle, visited Its daughters, Mrs. Richard Jennings nd Mrs. John Collins, in this place iveral days last week. Tennis Bolger, who moved to Wilkes- e about a year ago, returned to nc'JUvUle with hi family yesterday oon. Tbey will move into their r nclieno oa Fourth street A special meeting of the W. C. T. U, will be hold In the lecture room of the M. E. church at two o'clock next Satur day afternoon. Mrs. M. R. Gorsline and son, Royn- oldr, who have boon in New York a few years, have taken up tholr abode In Roynoldsvillo again. Three thousand and four hundred dol lars was the amount of money sold by the Roynoldsvllle Building and Loan Association Monday evening. An assault and battery coso was tried before 'Squire Johnston last week. The participants in the "scrap" were relatives and the matter was settled. A half dozen gentlemen of this place drove to Tunxsutawnoy Wednesday and attended the annual "blowout" of the Corn In tho Huak Club" of Punxsy. Rov. John Wellington Crawford, pastor of tlio Methodist Episcopal church In this plnco, prooehod at a oiish meeting near Iown Mills Sunday after noon. Wm. Copping Is In Gettysburg this week attending the Knights of rythios State Grand Lodgo as the representa tive of Valient Lodgo No. 401 of this place. Lost Saturday was a Holy Day among the Catholic people and mass was con ducted by Father McDormitt In tbe Catholic church at this place Saturday morning. Mrs. Annabelle Holvoy will lecture In Centennial hall next Sunday after noon at half past two o'clock, also tbe following Monday and Tuesday evenings at eight o'clock. The fourth annual convention of the Contral District Association of Volun teer Firemen Is being held at Clearfield this week, beginning yesterday and ending to-morrow. A new bronze cross has been put on the steeple of the Catholic church. Tho dummy clock In the steeple, by which an occasional stranger would set his wotch, has boon removed. Tho Epworlh League will give an entertainment in the lecture room of tho M. E. church this, Wednesday, evening. Admission ten-conts for adults and five cunts for children. The F.pworth League of the M. E. church and Young People's Union of the Baptist church, joined tho Chris tian Endeavor Socloty in a union prayer meeting in tho Presbytorlnn church Sunday evening. Fred Reed and Capt. Boylos left this place on their bicycles yesterday morn ing for a two weeks' visit among rela tives and friends nt Clarion, East Brady, Parker, Kittonning, Rimersburg and New Bethlehem. The last excursion to Southern New Jersey sea shore points via Pennsylvania Railroad August 20th will no doubt bo well patronized. The rates are ex tremely liberal, considering the accom modations offered. It is reported that a minor at Anita named Owens was robbed of $1,500 in cash on the evening of tho 8th inst. Owens claims tho robbers overpowered him by putting a sack over his head and chloroforming him. Elsewhore in this issue is an import ant notioe from Prof. Lcnkerd to all those who expect to attend school the coming term. Parents should aee to it that their children are present at the time requested by the principal that they may be properly classified. It Is becoming almost a nightly oc currence for a gang of boisterous fellows to congregate in the neighborhood of the Main street iron bridge at an hour when quietness should reign, and the citizens of that section are getting tired of such conduct. Some one is likely to get into trouble unless a hault Is called. Mrs. Annie E. Hutchison has purchas ed Mrs. R. M. Alexander's millinery store and Is now in Pittsburg buying a new stock of goods. She will open the store tbe 10th of September. Mrs. Hutchison will hire a first-class trimmer while In Pittsburg who will come to this place and do the trimming for hor. Prof. John Hamilton, Deputy Secre tary of Agriculture, who has charge of Farmers' Institutes to be held in the several counties under the direction of that department, bas set the following dates for Jefferson county: Grange, February 23rd, 97; Paradise, Feb. 24th; Aliens Mills, Fob. 25th; Mt. Pleasant, Feb. 20th. A citizen of Big Soldier wafc escorted to Sheriff Gourley's boarding bouse in Brookville last Thursday afternoon by Constable Moore for trespass and dam age. It is an old case that was in the oounty courts before and for which tho same man was lodged in jail onoe be fore. The amount of damage for tres passing was five dollars In the first place. Tbe costs make it six or seven times five dollars now. Mrs. J. D. Woodrlng entertained the John C. Conser W. R. C. at her home in West Roynoldsvllle last Saturday evoulng. While the ladies were enjoy lug the excellent supper that had been pre pared the West Reynoldsvllle Cornet baud serenaded them. There were twenty-one guest who enjoyed Mrs. Wood ring's hospitality and they all ex pressed themselves' as having spent a very ploaaant evening. - Narrow Escape. John Bashor narrowly escaped sud den doatii in Big Soldier mino by a fall of coal Monday forenoon. He received a five or six inch cut on top of his head and an ugly cut on tho back of his head. Committee Meeting. The commlttoe on program for the dedication of the new school building will meet in 'Squire NefT's office Friday evening next at eight o'clock. All members of this committee are request ed to be present. Scholars Getting Vaccinated Tho doctors of this place have boon doing a big vaccination business during the past ten days and as a consequence there are more sore-armed boys and girls in Roynoldsvllle at present than was ever known in the town at one timo before. Arm Broken. Som'l Tllton Reynolds, proprlotor of the Reynolds block, carries his left arm In a sling. Last Thursday evening Mr. Reynolds started down tho insido stair way loading to the basement of his brick building and in tho soml-dorkness made a misstep and fell to the bottom, breaking his left arm near the shoulder. Kicked by a Horse. Albert Lusk, who works for the Reynoldsvllle Hardw tre Co., Is off duty taking care of a ''jUme" ankle, which he received by a'norse kicking him. Albert was sitting on a spring seat on a wagon with his feet on the front end of the wagon box and the horse threw Us hind feet at him and one Iron hoof caught his right ankle. Bryan Club. A Bryan Club was organized In this place last Wednesday ovenlng. Tem porary officers were elected. The club will meet In the Clover Cycle Club rooms to-night, at which meeting permanent officers will be electod and a place for holding regular meetings will be decided on. M. Mohnny was electod temporary president of the club. Moonlight Picnic. The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Societies of DuBols and Roynoldsvllle will hold a moonlight picnlo In Tom Reynolds' orchard, East Main street, to-morrow, Thursday, evening. The DuBols people are expected to arrive In this placo at 8:30 p. M. All members of tbe Reynoldsvllle Endeavor are re quested to be at the orchard in time to receive tho DuBois people. Log Rolled Over Him. Arthur O'Donnell, sr., who owns the saw mill three miles wet-t of this place, miraculously escaped being crushed to death by a log rolling over him Monday morning. Mr. O'Donnell was standing on some logs when they began rolling and In attempting to get away he foil in front of thorn. One log fourteen foot long and eighteen Inches thick at the smallost point rolled over Mr. O'Don nell's body. He was bruised but not seriously Injured. Stole an Empty Freezer. There was a party at tho West End Hotel Wodnesday evening. Ice cream was among the refreshments served. Tbe cream was packed in a large and small freezer, the contents of the large one was used first. The largo freezer had just been emptied when there was a racket at the front part of the house to attract the attontlon of all In the house and then some miscreants stole what they supposed to be a full freezer of cream and carried tbe freezor on to tho hill, but found that It con tained only salted Ice. Taken to Jail. Mrs. Jennie Hartless, a red haired feminine who resided near the banks of the placid Sandy Lick at the place oommonly called "Poverty Flat," was arrested last Thursday morning for keeping a disorderly house. She was given a hearing before tbe tribunal of Justice W. L. Johnson and the evidence against her was such that His Honor eould not do otborwlse than recommend the case to the higher court of our oounty. 'As ball was not obtainable the woman was lodged In the West Reyn oldsvllle lock-up until Friday morning and then taken to tbe Brookville jail. 'Queen of the Rostrum." The 12th of last May Mrs. Annabelle M. Holvey delivered a temperance lecture in Centennial ball to a small but appreciative audienoe, and proved her self to be an attractive, eloquent and logical speaker, exerting a wonderful Influence over her bearers. A large number of our people were convinced, when too late, that at that time they missed an opportunity of hearing fine a lady talker as is on the rostrum to-day. The Altoona Tribune says "She is queen of the rostrum, who must be heard to be appreciated." Mrs, Holvey baa been persuaded to coma to Reynoldsvllle again and will deliver three free lectures in this place. She will speak lu Centennial ball at 2.30 P, M. Sunday, at eight o'clock Monday evening and at the tame hour Tuesday evening. The people of Reynoldsvllle can be assured that they will hear a woman with a good voloe and an inex baustible vocabulary if they go to hear Mr. Holvey. Was It Murder? A n Smith, of Elcanora, Pa., went iBols Saturday aftomoon with tbrii other men and was found dead on the B., RAP. R'y track about three o'clock Sunday morning, after an engine had run over him. Smith and his com panions hod been drinking before they arrived In DuBols and kept it up after their arrival. Sometime during the evening three of the party went to Kate Bador's, on the outskirts of town, where a row occurred and one of the party, named Brennan, was shot In the hip. At the Inquest thore was no evidence to show Smith's whereabouts from eloven or twelve o'clock at night until his body was found on the railroad track. Chief of Police Tracy, In his testimony, said he had been Informed that there was a big fight at Kate Bador's at 2.00 A. M. Sunday. Henrietta, engineer of the engine that run over Smith, gave in the following testimony; "Body was warm but no heart boat or movement of muscles could be observed. Only about two minutes elapsed between time I felt man under locomotive and time I heach ed his body. I heard no noise or cry of pain. Body was bleeding but very little if any. It Is usual to find blood on engine when a man la run over. Blood was clotted and not running. Nearly all blood was on his nose and ear, very little on ground and none on break beam or pilot. I believe a man run ovor would make a noise. . I never saw a man killed before who did not bleed freely." The supposition is that Smith was foully dealt with and his body carried to the railroad that an Iron hfu'd might get the credit of crushing out bis life. Mrs. Kate Biuler, at whose house Brennnn was shot and where the Sun day morning row Is reported to have token place, is known in Reynoldsvillo, as she was sent to the Jefferson county jail several years ago on account of some disturbance that occurred at her house in West Reynoldsvllle. Preparing for the Dedication. A number of citizens met in Esq. M. M. Davis' office Wednesday evening of lost week to make arrangements for dedicating the new school building in this borough on the 4th of September. F. M. Brown was elected chairman of the mooting and W. J. Weaver, secre tary. The following committees were appointed: Program: Prof. G. W. Lenkerd, F. M. Brown, C. A. Stephonson and a re resentatlve from each of the following orders, S. of St. G., K. of P., I. O. O. F. , I. O. of R. M., D. of L., K. G. E., D. of A., Jr. O. U. A. M., P. O. S. of A., 8. of V., G. A. R., O. U. A. M., Fire Companies Nob. 1. and 2, D. of S. G. , A. O. H., D. of R., D. of L. Financo: W. J. Woavor, F. J. Black, W. C. Elliott, A. M. Woodward, J. 8. Morrow, H. Alox. Stoke, P. A. Hard man, S. M. Lowther, Wm. Copping and I'M win Hoare. Arrangements; G. W. LeMkerd, F. J. Black, A. M. Woodward, W. H. Boll, V. R. Pratt and E. NelT. Decoration: 8. B. J. Saxton, M. C. Coleman, E. C. Burns, Dr. J. W. Foust and L. J. McEntlre. Reception: F. M. Brown, Dr. J. W. Foust, Albert Reynolds, W. 8. Stone, W. F. Marshall, C. Mitchell. The secrrtary was instructed to Invite each ordor In town to participate in the parade and exercises of the dedication and to appoint one of their members to act on committee on program. Invitations aro to bo given to the orders and school boards of the sur rounding towns. A flag pole one hundred feet high will be raised In front of the school building on the day of dedication. The Schools to Meet. In order to properly classify the pub- lio schools for tho coming year it will bo necessary to call them togethor be fore the date of opening, one school at a time. All the pupils who attended Prof. Doane's room last year and all those who expect to attend the high school this year are requested to meet the principal In the assembly room of the new school building on Monday, Aug. 24th, at 9.00 A. M. All who attended W. C. Henry's room last year will meet in the assembly room on Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 9.00 a. h. All who attended Miss Fuller's room will meet Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 1.00 o'clock P. M. Those who attended J. C. Henry's room will meet Wednesday morning, Aug. 26, at 9.00 A. M. Those wbo attended A. J. Postle- walte'a room, and also all who attended T. B. Mitchell's room will meet at 1.00 P. M. Wednesday, Aug. 26. All wbo attended Miss Butler's room and all who attended Miss Gelst'a room will meet Thursday, Aug. 27, at 9.00 A. M. Those who attended Miss Miles' room and those who attended Miss Smeltzer' room will meet Thursday, Aug. 27, at 1.00 P. H. Those wbo attended Miss Whltmore's room and those, who attended Thos. Nell's room, also all pupils who will start to school for the first time this year will meet Friday, Aug. 28, at 9.00 a. if. G. W. Lenkerd, Principal There will be a leap year picnio in the Bchwem orchard, near town, to morrow evening. THE K. G. E. REUNION. SEVENTH ANNUAL OATHERINO AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. Town Handsomely Decorated Parade, Speeches, Bicycle Races, Ac. The seventh annual reunion of the Northwestern Reunion Association of the Knights of Golden Eagle was held in Reynoldsvllle last Friday, and although the crowd of visitors was not swelled to the proportion that was ex pected, considering the ideal day for such a gathering, yet there was a fair sized crowd of Knights of Golden Eagles and their friends In town that day and the reunion was a very pleasant one. The Castle at this place left nothing undone to make the reunion a complete success, and the members of Mountain Cliff Castle can congratulate themselves that their efforts were not in vain. The town was handsomely bedecked In gala attire. Four large arches spanned Main street at different points, largo flags were flung to the breeze across the street and a generous supply of evergreen and small flags were used In decorating the front of business houses. The visitors began coming into town early. The sjieclal train from Falls Creek over the R. & F. C. R'y, which arrived here about 10.45 with K. G. E. from towns along the B., B. & P. R'y, brought In the largest crowd that came to town at one time during the day. The first on the program was the school of Instruction at 11.00 A. M., but on account of Grand Chief Tobin, of Philadelphia, not arriving until the 1.42 P. M. train, this part of the program was omitted. The parade formed on Main street at 2.00 P. M., right resting on Third street, marched down Main street to West Reynoldsvllle, back to Main, up Muln to Tenth, Tenth to Jackson, Jackson to Fifth, and Firth to Main In following order: Four Mice on foot. Grand Chief and other speaker In carriage. Chief Marshall E. Nclf nnd atnff, Hlmrpe Nenle. Trade Cltv, lima. Anderson, thus. I'lait, Unllols, mill John Hill, Adrian, all mounted. Reynoldsvillo Cornet Band. Trade City Cast le, No. ail. Mahoning Castle, No. 2H8. Volunteer Hand. Oustnf Adolf Castle. No. 311. Jefferson Castle, No. :. Mountain CHIT Cast le, No.a"B. Thore were about 250 men in line, In cluding the two bands. After the parade the ieople assembled In Centennial hall to hear speeches, recitations, &o. George Harris was chosen chairman. Rev. J. C. McEntlre dulivorod the address of welcome, which was responded to by A. M. Armstrong of Brockwayvillo. Miss Edna A. Vaux, of Pittsburg, who Is a visitor at Esq. E. Noff's, captivated the large audience with a recitation delivered In first class elocutionary style. The applause was so long and loud that Miss Vaux had to respond with a second selection. Grand Chief Tobin was Introduced by Chairman Harris uud he spent a half hour in eulogizing the Knights of Golden Eoglo and toiling his audience some Interesting facts ubout the order. He urged all to respect their obliga tions, to prove themselves of tho same usefulness to the order they desire it to be to them. A business meeting was held at 4.00 P. M. when the time and placo for hold ing the next reunion was decided upon and new officers were electod. The eighth reunion will bo held In DuBols Sept. 10th, 1807. Following officers wore elected: President, C. A. Andor- son, DuBols; vico-prcsidonts, Edwin Hoare, Reynoldsvillo, Geo. Broadbent, DeLancey, T. T. Davis, Horatio; Secre tary, John Simpson, DuBols; Treasurer, Harry Fye, DuBols. The committee on prizes, which was composed of Edwin Hoare, Reynolds vllle, D. B. Robinson, Punxsutawnoy, Wm. Fitzgerald, Trado City, awarded the prizes as follows; First, $40.00, Trade City Castlo; second, $20.00,Gustaf Adolf CaBtle, DuBols; third, $10.00, Jefferson Castle, DeLanoey. Thore was a bicycle race at 5.00 p. M., In which there were four starters, Howard Kauchur, Newell Meeker, Jos. Mitchell and Albert Suttor. The start ing point was Tom Reynolds' barn and the finish in front of Hotel Matson. Mocker took first prizes, $5.00: Kaucher second, $3.00, and Sutter third, $2.00. The ladles of the K. G. E. served dinner and supper In the G. A. R. hall. Married at Buffalo. Harry Sykes, son of George Sykes, of Reynoldsvllle, and Miss Mary Ruse, daughter of A. J. Ruse, of Punxsutaw ney, were married at Buffalo on Tues day, August 4th, by Rev. C. B. Sparron, at tbe M. E. parsonage. Punxsutawney Spirit. Planer Caught Them. P. F. Flynn, a carpenter at tbe tan nery, had the ends of two finger on his right band badly laoerated Monday afternoon on a planer. Wanted Coal Apply at bank. Run, Pa. ' miner immediately. F. P. Brown, Big Wo are the watch repairer and the only plaoe In Reynoldsvllle to get good work done. Ed. Gooder, jeweler. Swell dresser look twell and dresa well in Robinson' shoes The latest in ladles' watch guard at Ed. Gooder', PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Glimpse of the People whd are Passing To and Fro. Philip Koehler spent Sunday in Ridg way. David Hartman is In Gettysburg this week. J. Riley Smeltzer was in Pittsburg last week. Mrs. W. J. Hutchison Is In Pittsburg this week. Miss Carrie Albright visited In Du Bols last week. Lawyer O. M. McDonald spent Sun day in Penfleld. Andy Denny, jr., of Driftwood, wa in Reynoldsvillo Friday. Louis O'Nell Mnlllnger was at Shaw mut during the past week. Dr. J. K. Brown, of Summorvlllo, was In lteynoldsvillo Thursday. Miss Gertrude Sterley Is visiting rel atives in Jamestown, N. Y. Mrs. John II. Kaucher and son, Clif ford, aro visiting In Clarion. Ed. McConnell, of Punxsutuwncy, was In Reynoldsvllle Friday. Mi's. Alma Fulton, of Allegheny City, visited in this place lust week. Mrs. McVVllliatns, of New Bethlehem, visited at Dr. King's last week. O. II. Johnston and family visited at Glen Hazel during the past week. U. G. Scheafnockcr was in Meadyllle several days during the past week. Mrs. S. J. Williams Is visiting at Blooming Valley nnd Meadvllle, Pa. Will and Ed. Blnney returned last week from a two weeks' visit at Erie. Miss Helen Seeley Is visiting rela tives at Smlcksburg, Indiana Co., Pa. Miss Hettle Beor returned last Thurs day from an extended stay at Clarion. Warren Winfleld Delblo was at War ren, Pa., three or four days last week. Miss Mary Shaffer, of New Bethle hem, is visiting Miss Lydla Mclllnger. Mrs. John Keys, of Brockwayvtlle, spent Sunday with friends in this place. Mrs. Wm. Moore, of Corsica, Is visit ing her son, W. H. Moore, in this place. M. E. Weed nnd wife went to Chau tauqua, N. Y., yestorday to spend a few days. George H. Mundorff and Frank H. Beck spent Sunday at Chautauqua, N. Y. Miss Almira Reynolds, (if Lock Haven, Is visiting relatives in this place. Miss Sidney Raymer, of Worthville, la the guest of Misses Eva and Kittle Shlek. H. A. and Miss Sallle Patterson, of Beaver Falls, are visiting at D. F. Rob inson's. J. F. Hlnderllter, a conductor on tbe R. & F. C. R'y, was in Bradford ovor Sunday. t Mrs. G. G. Williams and Miss Ida Showers have been at Chautauqua the past week. Newell Meeker and Dr. Harbison took In the excursion to Niogura Falls the past week. Miss Lavinla Armstrong, of Clarion, Is tho guest of Mi's. L. M. Simmons, on Main street. Dr. J. S. McCrelght and family, of Rldgway, spent Sunday with relatives In this place. Miss Ella Sykes loft this place yester day for a trip to Chautauqua and Niagara Falls. John Wagner, of Worthville, visited his Bister, Mrs. S. V. Shtck, in this place lust week. Mrs. Dr. W. H. UUh, net Ethelyn Mitchell, of Driftwood, visited In this placo last week. Mrs. Ceph Shaffer, of Martenvllle, visited hor sister, Mrs. S. V. Shlck, In this place last week. Mrs. Dr. C. D. Baker, of Conneaut, Ohio, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. E. McKoe, In this place. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Snyder, of Brook ville, spent Sunday with tbeir son, L. M. Snyder, on Hill street. Councilman W. S. Stone and wife have been visiting at Oakmont and Grounshurg the past week. Sjiencer S. Rumsey, of Hartford, Wis., Is visiting his uncle, S. B. Rum sey, In Wost Reynoldsvillo. L. P. Seeley and daughter, Miss Pauline, of Pittsburg, are spending a few days in Reynoldsvllle. Miss Esthor Davis, of Punxsutawney, has been the guest of Misses Maggie and Mary Bell the past week. Mrs. Ed. Hassey, of East Liverpool, O., Is visiting her father, Rev. J. C. McEntlre, in West Reynoldsvillo. Mrs. Margaret Cahalan, of Birming ham. Alabama, Is visiting at Tho. C. McEnteer's In West Reynoldsvllle. Mr. Martin Williams, of New Beth lehem, visited her son, M. E. Ridgeway, in West Roynoldsvllle the past week. Miss Mattle R. Weaver, of La t robe, Pa., has been a visitor at Mrs. -Kate Smeltzor's on Jackson street the past week. Mrs. A. E. Hetberington, of New Maysvllle, at one time a milliner in this place, visited here several day last week. Miss Nettle Sohnell, of Allugheny City, and Mi's. A. N. Schnell, of Falls Creek, are visiting the family of Sam'l Lattlmer. Miss Florence Kennedy, of GroveClty, has been visiting at the home of her aunts, Mrs. J, D. Lowther and Mrs. E, C. Burn, during tho past week. County Treasurer John Walte went to Canton, O., Saturday to bring hi mother, Mrs. Robt. Walte, home, who baa been visiting her daughter near Canton.
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