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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, HKtI
Rnterad at th postnfflpo t. KoynoUlsvlllo
I'n., as second class mnll matter,
RrtMMr.nvn.ut Tblfphonk No. At.
If you need Any special work done, call
At C. F. Hoffman's.
Always here. Work guaranteed. Eyes
examlued free. Glasses furnished at
reasonable prices.
WHAT'S THE USE
OF BEING DISAP
POINTED When you buy drug store
goods of us, take them
home and find that you
wanted something, come
right back and explain to
us, and we will gladly ex
change for whatever you
may desire. We want all
our customers to feel that
our store is conducted to
Bupply them with what
they want to buy not
what we may want to
sell. Tell your neighbors
what a good drug store
this is. In so doing you
will do us a very great
favor and one that will
be gratefully appreciated.
STOKE,
THE DRUGGIST.
A little ol Everuttilng.
One week from next Monday Is Labor
Day.
There wore throo or four fights in
town Friday.
William Rhodon has moved Into his
new house on Mabel street.
A bouncing big boy arrived at homo
of H.trry E. Burns Sunday.
The Baptist Sunday school held a
plonlo in Frank's park last Thursday.
A3. W. Palen's valuable gray horse
died Saturday night. Tumors was cause
of death.
A number of Reynoldsville people
will attend the Harvest Home plonlo at
Oak Rldgo this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, the new milliner
who will open a store in tho Murray
block, has moved to town.
Rev. P. A. Reno is at Cherry Hun
camp-meeting this week. He expects
to return home this evening.
Rev. M. G. S. Gold, pastor of the
Sykesville Baptist church, was the
guest of Rev. A. J. Meek yesterday,
Miss Sophia Heckman, of this place,
accompanied a pi i'ty of DuBols friends
to Buffalo, Ningira Falls and Canada
last week.
The annual meeting of the North
western Pennsylvania Volunteer Fire
men's Association will be held iu Du
Bols to 1U03.
Rev. H. T. ChUholm, pastor of the
Falls Creek Presbyterian church, has
decided to resign his pastorate and go
to Kentucky.
A lawn fete was held at residence of
Stewart Crotzor at Hopkins last even
ing. A number of young people went
down from Roynoldsville.
A little girl from Eleauora was
knocked down una run over by a
bicycle on Main Btreet last Friday. The
girl was more frightened than injured.
An engineer corps Is now at work
making the preliminary survey for the
Btreet oar line between Roynoldsville
and Eleanor. The engineer were at
Frank's Tavern Monday night.
F. G. Corbett, who has boon at Sharps-
vllle five months firing a yard engine
on the West Penn R. R., was culled to
bis borne in Prescottville last Friday on
account of the Illness of bis wife.
Cbas. S. Davis, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Davis
tlx weeks, left here yesterday for
Houghton, Mlob., to remain ten days
and will go to northern part of Mexico
item Houghton.
Tho Reynoldsvillo Building nnd Loan
Association sold -1,000 at tho monthly
meeting Monday evening.
Tho Baptist Young People's Union
(Id a social at tho residence of G. M.
Uea, near this plneo Inst evening.
Miss Jones, n Missionary who labors-
In Mexico, lectured In tho ReynoldB-
vllle Bnptist church Sunday afternoon
on tho manners, customs and religion
ofttho dark republic.
Last Thursdny evening Mrs. S. M.
Rhoads was stricken with congestion of
tho bruin and for twenty-four hours
sho was in a comatose condition. She
is Improving slowly.
Ellen, four-month-old daughter of
Martin nnd Susie Eagan, of Rathmel,
died at eleven o'clock hist night. Fun
eral to-morrow afternoon. Intormcnt
In Cuthollc cemetony.
Robert Clark and wife, of DuBols,
and Georgo M. Rhonda, of McCain,
Pa., wore called hero last week by tho
serious illness of Mrs. S. M. Rhoads,
mothor of the two men.
Joseph Cleer nnd family, Howard
Neale, Misses Clara Gelsler, Frances
and Julia Flynn, who weio camping
near Curwcnsvllle, have returned to
their homes at this place.
Thomas Clark, of Punxsutawney, and
Miss Hannah Watson, of Big Soldier,
were married nt tho Presbyterian
parsonage in this plnce at 7.00 a. m. on
Thursday, August 14, l!H)2, by Rev. W.
Frank Reher.
J. E. Kirkwood will preach In the
old Bnptist church at Prosoottvlllo
Monday evening of next week, August
2,"th. Everybody invited to attend.
The meetings will bo continued all
week if the people desire It.
Two arc lights have been put on the
alley ball ground so that tho gamu can
bo played after the Btores have been
closed. Tlio two arcs do not make it
light enough for good playing. Perhaps
if they wero changed a little und moved
near center of ball ground It would bo
better.
Fred Miller and wife, of Klttannlng,
spent the past week with tho former's
parents In this placo. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller had just returned from a trip
in Colorado before coming to Roynolds
ville. Mrs, Milkr's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Mitchell, live at Idaho
Springs, Col.
Mr. William Wesson, postmaster and
merchant at Reynoldsville, was trans
acting, business at tho county seat
yostcrday. Brookvilla Hrpnblimn. Tho
above is cither a typographical error or
tho "devil" wrote it. No person by
mimo of William Wesson even gets
mall at Ri-ynoldsvillo.
Prof. J. L. Allison, who has been
superintendent of tho Punxsutawney
public schools for tho past nineteen
years, has accepted tho position of the
Wilklnsburg schools at a salary of
$2,000 a year and will move his family
to that place In a couplo of weeks.
Punxsutawney Ucpublicun.
Mrs. G. Nowoll Mocker and hor
sister-in-law, Miss Louisa Mcokor, of
Pittsburg, are visiting tho former's
parents, Lawyer C. Mitchell and wifo,
on Grant street. Mr. Moekor is moving
to Owonsboro, Kentucky. Mr. Meeker
has already gone and after a short visit
in this placo Mrs. Meeker and Louisa
will also go to Owcnsboro.
John Alonzo Hill, 15-month-old son
of William H. Hill, died Thursday
morning, August 14, 1902, and was
buried Saturday foronoon In the Bnp
tist oemetcry. Funeral services was
held at 10.00 a. m. Saturday in the old
Baptist church at Prcsoottvlllo, con
ducted by Rev. A. J. Meek. Brain fe
ver was cause of boy's death.
A number of Reynoldsville ladies have
boen invited to join Falls Creek ladles
in a picnic at the Falls Creek grove to
morrow. Mrs. A. E. Dunn, formerly of
this plaoe, sent a list of names to Reyn
oldsville of parties to bo Invited. The
Reynoldsville ladies will drive to Falls
Creok, starting from oornor of Main
and Fifth st roots at 9.00 a. m.
Thomas Huggcrty, a national organ
izer for United Mino Workers of Amer
ica, who has boon in West Virginia
several months, arrived in this place
last Wednesday to spond a few days
with his furaily. Mr. Haggerty went to
ClearQeld Monday and the latter part of
this week he will go down into the an
thracite coal region and from there will
return to Clarksburg, WobI Va.
Isaac Crotzer, who has resided at
Hopkins ten years and wus fireman on
mill nine years, moved to Johnstown
this week, where tie has accepted a
good position iu the wholesale grocery
store of Love & Sunshine. Mr. and
Mrs. Crotzer made many warm friends
In Reynoldsville during their ten years'
residence at Hopkins who were sorry to
see them move away, but wish them
suocess in their new home.
Uoynoldsvllle bus gone wild over
bund bull. Punxsutawney Republican,
Ob, no I You are mistaken Bro. Budg
et's. Some of our business men find it
an exuulleut gutne for exercise when
they have time to pluy. A fine alley
ground bus been fixed up, 'A challenge
might be sent to Punxsutawney for
gume, but if you fellows canuot pluy
hand bull any better than you play
whist you couldn't make the game
interesting.
Shoulder Bone Broken.
John Traezyk wai thrown ofT
a
bycycle Inst Thursday nnd
right shoulder bono broken.
had
his
Injured by Fall of Coal.
John Morton, jr., boss driver at Big
Soldier mine, was badly injured Friday
by a fall of coal. His left hip was dis
located and his head and face badly cut
and bruised. Tho young mnn had a
narrow escnpo from death.
Change in Millinery Store.
Miss Francos Buyers has bought Mrs.
F. O. Sutter's millinery store. Miss
Anna Lnwton, an experienced milliner,
will be manager of tho store. Miss
Saycrs is well known to our people.
She Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Sayers.
Methodist Corn Stopper.
The ladles of tho M. E, church will
hold a corn supper in Frank's park this
Wednesduy evening. Supper 2" cents.
Menu: Roasting ears, Johnnie cakes,
syrup, mush and milk, corn fritters,
meats, bread and butter, npplo sauce.
Dessert, cako, fruit and coffeo. Supper
from fi.00 to 7.00.
Bitten by Dog.
Wednesday of last week James Mc-
Fadden, of West Reynoldsville, was
walking along tho public road near
Sandy Valley when ho met a man in a
cart who had a dog running along with
him. Tho dog bit Mr. McFaddnn on
tho right hand. Tho hand has boon
vory sore since that.
Merchants' Picnic.
Tho merchants of Reynoldsvillo have
decided to hold n picnic in tho park
at Wlshaw on Labor Day, Monday,
September 1st. All tho plerks will be
Invited to attend the picnic. A com
mittee has been appointed to mako
arrangements for the picnic and full
particulars will be published In The
Star next week.
The New Woman.
About tho time of tho K. G. E.
pat ado Friday afternoon two women
of this place had a pugilistic encounter
on Main street, near Centennial ball.
Tho husbands of tho two females wero
each pushing a baby buggy and they
witnessed tho fight without Interfering
with tho combatants. It was first a
war of words but ended up with tho
fists.
Married At Pittsburg.
J. L. Hagar, of Washington, Pa., and
Miss Orpha Beor, of Homestead, form
erly of Roynoldsville, were married In
Pittsburg August 7, 1902. Tho news of
Orpha's marriage was u surprise to hor
numerous Royno'.dsvlllo friends as they
did not suspect that sho intended to get
married. It was while Mies Boer and
Mr. Hngar woro attending Clarion Nor
mal school several years ago that Cupid
shot his arrows.
Democratic Nominee for Congress.
At tho Domooratlo congressional con
ference hold In Brookrlllo on Tuesday
of lust weok, R. M. Matson, of Brook-
vlllo, was unanimously nominated as
tho candidate for the 27th congressional
district, which is comprised of tho fol
lowing counties, Armstrong, Indiana,
Clarion and Jeff -rson. Tho candidates
from tho other counties were, R. A.
McCullough fro. ii Armstrong, J. Wood
Clark from Indinua, and Georgo W.
Yonkers, of Clarion.
P. S. Hauck Got Bicycle.
A bean guessing contest has beon on
at H. Alex Stoko's drug store for
several woeks. Every uerson who
bought a glass of soda water was given
a guess on mo numoor or beanB In a
glass jar that was in ono of tho display
windows, and tho person guessing the
number of beans, or nearest the number,
was to get a J20.00 bicycle. P. S.
Hauck, an employeo at P. B. Rhode's
moat market, guessed the oorreot
numbor, 2188, and he will get the
bicycle. The guesses range from 250
to 2,000,000.
Dumped Out on Main Street.
m. u. uoloman and three young
ladles were thrown out ot a buggy on
Mam street, near Solomon Sbaffor'i
office, last Thursday afternoon. The
girls escaped without injury, but Mr.
Coleman's left hand was badly injured
and ho received several other bruises.
One of tho girls was driving and In
passing a team drove off tho paved
street and the buggy wheels on one side
dropped Into a rut and tho sldo of tho
buggy broko out, dumping the occu
pantion the Btreet. The load was too
heavy for tho light buggy,
Business College.
Aftor this week tho Roynoldsvillo
Business College will be closed until tho
2nd of September, when it will be re
opened. Mrs. H. J. Hughes will con
tinue to teach shorthand und typewrit
ing and a first-class bookkeeping teach
er will be ongagod to take charge of
that department. Prof. II. J. Hughes,
who has been given a government po
sition, will be able to continue to man
age the school. We are glad to leuru
that Prof. Hughes has decided to con
tinue the college, which Is already
pretty well established and there Is no
reason why It should not become ono ot
the Important institutions of Reynolds
villo. ,
GUILTY OP MANSLAUGHTER.
Sentenced to Five Yesrs and Six Months
in the Penitentiary.
Andrew T"lolnk. a Polandor. was on
trial In tho Jefferson county court Inst
week for murder. The lottor part of
May, 11102, ho shot and Instantly killed
Michael Wanor, a follow countryman,
nt Adrian. Waner boarded with Wle-
ek, tho woman and hoarder foil In love
with each other and planned to elope.
Wletek followed thorn from Anita to
Adrian and whtlo trying to persuade
his wifo to return homo to her two small
children, Waner threatonod to knock
Wlelnk's brains out with a stone and
Wlelek shot Wanor. The jury's verdict
wns manslaughter. J. L. Fisher, of
Punxsutawney, attorney for Wlelek,
asked tho court Monday forenoon for a
new trial,, but the petition was not
granted and Judge Reed sentenced
Wlelek to five years and six months in
tho Western Penitentiary.
Boyer-Cooper Nuptials.
M. A. Boyor, of Aliens Mills, and
Miss Laura Cooper, daughter of W. W.
Cooper, who resides nenr Allon Mills,
wero united In marriage at the Baptist
parsonage at Aliens Mills on Wednes
day, August 13, 11)02, by Rev. J. W.
Crawford. They drove to Brockway-
vllle tho day of tho wedding, returning
Thursday and that evening they were
given a serenade, the like of which was
never heard in Beeohwoods before.
Georgo Burtop says "the noise- was
enough to awakon tho dead within a
mllo of Mr. Cooper's." Tho boys wore
out for a jollification and they bad It.
The brldo Is a bright young lady and
wns ono of Washington township's
school teachers several years. Mr.
Boyor Is n promising young man. They
hnvo tho best wishes of a host of frlonds
foi happiness and success as they
meandor down llfo's pathway together.
Burled Saturday.
Joseph Clarence, little Bon of Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. Chlttistcr, of West Royn-
oldsvlllo, died last Thursday, August
14, 1002, after an illness of three er four
days of pneumonia. Ho was born Jan.
1st, 1002, nnd was a bright little boy.
Whon taken sick word was sent to his
father, who has baeu in Krug, Md., but
beforo reaching homo littlo Joseph's
spirit had taken Its flight from tho
earth. Funeral services wero hold on
Saturday at tho Emorlckvlllo M. E.
church, conducted by Rov. A. J. Meek,
Ph. D., of Reynoldsvillo, after which
ho wns laid to rest in the Emorlckvlllo
cemotory. Four brothors actod as pall
bearers. Tho family have tho sympathy
of a largo clrclo of frlonds in their be
reavement.
Change at Freight Depot
Robert FergtiB, who has boon an em
ployee at Hopkins' mill for a numbor of
years, has accepted a position in the
P. R. R. freight depot at this place.
Mr. Fergus will move from Hopkins to
Reynoldsvillo and will occupy rooms In
tho Stoko block on Fifth stroot. Mr,
Fergus takes tho place of C. C. Postle-
thwait, who has resigned bis position
In frolght depot to teach tho Panto
school the coming term. Mr. Postlo
thwait has boon In the frolght depart
ment thirteen months.
Not a Dull Minute In It.
A graphic, polntod, now discussion of
tho greatest issue of the day by II. B
Millward, of Bradford, Pa., at Centen
nial Hall this evening, August 20th.
The People says : "Mr. Millward has
somothlng to say and knows bow to say
it. Ills addresses are intorspersod with
forclblo Illustrations, and he makes
profound Impression on bis audlonce."
All aro cordially invited to attend.
To Be Seen at Sutters.
The choapest and best line of shirt
waists in town. On and after Aug. 20,
we sell every shirt waist for i actual
price First customer best soloctlon
You can't miss this offering. Come at
onco to J. J. Sutters, headquarters for
made up goods.
Chief-of-Police Resigns. '
Georgo W. Warnlck. chief-of-police
of this borough, has tendered bis resig
nation to tbo towq council. Another
man will bo appointed as chlef-of-polloe
at next meeting of council.
On tho first page of this issue will be
found the program of the Jefferson
County Christian Endeuvor Union con
vention to be held in tbo Presbyterian
church Aug. 27 and 28. Since the first
page was printed Rev. W. Frank Reber
received word that Rev. Frank Gran-
staff, D. D of Marion, Ohio, will be
horo to dollver the address on Wednes
day evening, August 27.
A new lino of early fall street hats
just received at Miss Bayer's.
Anything needed for housekeeping at
Hall's.
Dorothy Dodd.
My I But isn't Reynolds' soda good?
Lime juioe and cola a new ono at
Bunco's f anions oumuio.
Dorothy Dodd.
"Waltons" school shoes foi boys,
World beaters for the price. ' Ding-
Stoko (Jo.
Guaranteed cook stoves and ranges
at Hairs. i
i
Ask for a tablet when you, buy shoes
at uoninsons. (
Wilton velvets for floor at Hull's.
Jas. Degnan Has Broken Leg.
James Degnan, tho lumberman of
this place, Is now lying at his home on
Jackson street with a broken log. Mr.
Degnan bought a now horso last week
and Saturday foronoon ho was out try
ing the nng and Invited John O'Haro,
proprietor of tho Natlonol Hotel, to
take a rldo. Thoy drove to Rathmol
and on their return trip there was an
R, & F. C. R'y engine standing near
Fuller's watering trough and a brewery
wagon from DuBols at the watering
trough. Mr. Degnan's new horse is a
spirited animal and it was trotting
along at a fair gait when It shied away
from engine and the buggy collided
with tho heavy wagon. Messrs. Deg
nan and O'Haro wore both thrown out
of the buggy and the horse broke loose
from buggy. Mr. Degnan hung on to
lines and did not protect himself from
fall and fell on left Bide, brooking his
left leg just below the hip. Mr. Deg
nan was dragged a hundred -feet before
he let go of tho lines. Mr. O'Hore
escaped with a fow bruises. Tho buggy
was not badly damaged.
Mr. Degnan had Intended going down
to Tennessee on Monday of this wock
whore ho was offered a good position as
superintendent for a large lumber com
pany.
Picnic at Memorial Home.
The following ladles, members of
Roynoldsville Relief Corps and frlonds,
attended a plcnlo at the Memorlul
Home In Brookvlllo yesterday: Mrs.
William Copping, Mrs. William Bar
clay, Mrs. J. W. Foust, Mrs. J. D.
Woodrlng, Mrs. P. Foloy, Mrs. Edith
Phllllppl. Mrs. Albert Reynolds, Mrs.
8. D. J. Saxton, Mrs. Solomon Shaffer,
Mrs. Goorgo McGrody, Mrs. Barbara
Dunklo, Mrs. T. C. Shlolds, Mrs. J. V.
Young, Mrs. W. L. Flshor, Mrs. J. C.
King, Mrs. Goorgo Harris, Mrs. W. H.
Lucas, Mrs. Jarvls Williams, Mrs.
Thomas D. Hoon, Mrs. J. M. Cathors,
Mrs. John II. Baum, Mrs. Hattle Mor
row, Mrs. A. H. Bowsor, Mrs. Thomas
Wlndlo, Mrs. A. J. Moek, Mrs. J. M
Stephenson, Mm. J. T. Guthrlo, Misses
Ida Reynolds, BorthaCopping and Cora
Lowthor.
Dime Museum.
Tho Wondorland Dime Musoum, of
which H. Eugono Phillips, of Reyn
oldsvillo, Is proprietor, was on ex
hibition on vacant lot near opora house
last Friday. Wo understand that the
museum consists of live chickens from
South Amorica, live snakes and alli
gators, monklos, Australian Wildman,
stuffed birds and animals, Labole Thau
ma, living half-lady, Bohemian glass
blowers, &o., and Miss Minnie Plorson
in songs and dances. The Wondor
land Dime Museum Is on exhibition at
the Harvest Home plonlo at Oak Ridge
this week.
Annual Convention.
The annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Tomporanoo Union
will bo hold in the Reynoldsvillo M. E.
church on Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, August 28, 20 and 30. Rov. P. A,
Rono will dollver tho address of
welcome. All the other ministers of
tho town are especially Invited to assist
In tho devotional exorcises. Every
body is cordially invltod to attend evory
session of this convention. This invi
tation Is not only extended to tompor
anoo pooplo but to all the pooplo. Full
particulars noxt week.
Company Disbanded.
The Verbeck Stock Compony that
oponod a week's ongagomont under a
big tent on the vacant lot near the
opora bouse Monday evening, did not
give an entertainment lost night and the
organization has disbanded for tho
season. They will pack up and leave
to-day. It was a strong drumutlo
company up until laBt week whon
numbor of the best actors sevorcd their
connection with tho company.
Good Wages for Girls.
On the first page of this issue will be
found a want advortlsomont from the
Ford China Company and In the adver
tisement there Is a typographical orror
concerning the average wages per day
It Bhould be $2.25 per day instead of 11.20,
The latest novelties In early street
bats at Miss Bayer s.
Your afternoon shopping made easier
by a glass of Stoke s refreshing Boda,
Sutters for shirt waists, i off.
Dorothy Dodd.
See the new Walk-overs at Robinsons.
My I But isn't Reynolds' soda good?
See tho Oxfords and shoes at Mllllrens,
Wo admit doing vory much the
largest drug and soda water business
in this part of the oountry. btoite
' Go to Sutters, just to see those waists
Bod room suites at Hull's.
My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good?
Dorothy Dodd.
Porch Rockers at Hall's.
Robinson Shoe Co. bava 1,000 tablets
to give away.
"Wultons" school shoos for boys,
World boaters for the price, tting
Stoke Co.
A. Katzen has decided to close out
his ladles shirt waists at undor cost
prlco, It will pay you to call.
While vour frlonds are visiting you.
bring tbein down to have a good drink
of soda at Btoke's.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
W. F. Marshall was In Kane last
week.
Charles Young, of Tylor, was In town
last wock.
D. L. Drlscoll, of Bradford, visited In
town this week.
Mrs. Lilly Moore, of Rathmol, was In
Brookvlllo yesterday.
John Kellock visited his parents at
Phlllpsburg Inst wock.
Miss Nora Plfer is visiting at Punx
sutawney and Big Run.
Warren Elsetihuth Is visiting rela
tives In Now Bothlohora.
Mrs. J. H. Hughes and son, Clyde, are
visiting In Clarion county.
L. Wells Clary, of Syracuse, N. Y.,
Is visiting frlonds In town.
Miss Emmu Davis Is visiting frlonds
at Falls Crock and DuBols.
Misses Laura and Gorlrudo Davis
spent Sunday in Bonnezette.
Bert Burns, manager of Burns' livery
stublo, was in Baxter Sunday.
Joseph Dunn, of Falls Creok, visited
frlonds In this placo lust woek.
Mrs. A. M. Woodward visited rela
tives near Baxter the past week,
Miss Clara Slple is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. S. Miller, at Wiiliamsport.
Mrs. Aaron Rodgers went to Lock
Haven yosterday to visit relatives.
Missos Susie and Hattle Schultze vis
ited relatives In St. Marys last weok.
Mrs. Isaac Swartz hus gone to Atlan
tic City to spend ton days or two weeks.
Mrs. Loon Jeannoret returned Mon
day from a seven weeks' visit In France.
R. E. Clawson, of Now Kensington,
visited relatives In this place the past
woek.
John Broad and wifo, of Coalport,
Pa., visited relatives in this placo last
weok.
Miss Margaret Butlor is visiting rel
atives at Klttannlng and Mosgrove this
weok.
Mrs. P. J. Webor, of Owego, N. Y.,
visited Roynoldsville frlonds the past
week.
Miss Marion Hamaker, of Wilklns
burg, Is tho guost of Miss Lydla Mol-
llngor.
Miss Ha.el Boylo, of Punxsutawney,
was tho guest of Miss Olive Reynolds
lust week.
Mrs. John Rarasoy, of Mt. Pleasant,
Pa., Is visiting Mrs, Goorgo Mchingor
In this place.
J. B. rhllllns. of Clarion, viBlted his
son, u. uugone t'niutps, in tnts piace
tho past woek.
Miss Mary Ernest, of Punxsutawney,
visited hor aunt, Mrs. August Baldauf,
tho past week.
Roy Cross, of DuBols, visited M
Phillip's family on Jackson stroot two
days last weok.
Frod Reed, who has boon at borne
about two months, returned to Syracuse
University Monday.
Miss Bcsslo Sensor returned last
woek from an eight weeks' visit at Pitts
burg and Joannotto.
Miss Mabol Phillips, of DuBols, visit
ed hor cousin, Miss Lillian PhlUIps, in
this place last wock.
Mrs. James McLaughlin, of Clear
field, was tho guest of Mrs. S. T. Reyn
olds, tho pust wock.
MIbs Pauline Noalo, of Perrysvllle,
visited hor cousin, MIbs Nulu Neale, In
this plaoe lost weok.
Ex-Shoriff Albert Wols, of St. Marys,
was the guost of Ex-postmaster W. C,
Scbultzo this wock.
Miss Adda Beach, of Brookvlllo, was
tbo guest of Miss Lillian Phillips
sovoral days last woek.
Rov. Joel Smith and wifo, of Beech
treo, woro guests of J. Van Rood's
family a day last wock.
Mrs. William Bonnott roturncd las
weok from a two months' visit with bor
parents at Dunkirk, Ind.
Goorgo L. Spear, of Pittsburg, is
visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Josoph Spoar on Worth street. .
Abuer Noff, of Washington, D. C.
private secretary to Congressman A. L,
Bates, visited James Pentz this week,
Mrs. A. P. Weltzol, of Wiiliamsport,
is visiting Mrs. A. P. King, Mrs. J. M,
King and other frlonds in this place,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Russoll, of West
Sunbury, aro visiting their daughter,
Mrs. W. D. Williams, on Jackson street
Dolus E. Hlbner, of DuBols, is the
Domooratlo candidate for congress in
the twenty-first congressional district,
J. C. Phillips, of Philadelphia, visit
ed bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthow
Phillips, on Jackson street the past
week.
Isaao London returned last week from
a throe weeks' trip at Llllydale, N. Y
Buffalo and other pluoos In New York
state,
Mrs. E. Stophonson, of Hooverhurst,
who baB boon visiting at Driftwood
Beoohtreo, Cratgsvllle, Dayton, Phoe
nix and Reynoldsville since the early
part of June, left bore Friday for ber
homo at Iloovorhurst.
Miss Phyllis nays Is visiting at Punx
sutawney and WlnBlow.
Miss Mamie Gotslor has been visiting
at St. Marys the past woek.
Miss Zoe Woodward Is visiting
rolatlves In New Bethlehem.
Mrs. H. B. Cooper, of Brockwayvlllo,
visited Mrs. J. K. Johnston on Grant
street yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Proscott has returned
homo after an extended visit at Winslow
and Punxsutawney.
Charles Frank and W. A. Gray, who
wore working In a woolen mill at Roch
ester, N. Y., have roturnod to this place.
Mrs. Mlchaol Shugorts, of Clearfield,
who visited her sister, Mrs. George
Baohr throo wooks, returned home yes
terday. Missos Ella and Jessie Corbett, of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting the
families of Dr. J. C. King and M. C.
Coleman.
Missos Mary Nolan, Nollio Dorcoy
and Annie McFeeley, of Johnsonburg,
were tho guests of Miss Kato Nolan the
past week.
Joseph' B. Mitchell, druggist, who
has been employed in a drug Btoro at
Homestead, is visiting his parents in
this placo.
Will L. and John F. Strauss are
visiting their brother and sister, Albert
Strauss nnd Mrs. F. II. Gallagher at
Uawley, Pa.
Mrs. Vonia Eckonrrond, of Patton,
Pa., roturnod homo yesterday after a
visit with hor sister, Mrs. Carrie Byrne,
In this placo.
Mrs. Kate McKoe and daughter, Miss
Caroline, of Altoona, visited tho form
er's sister, Mrs. R. L. Miles, in this
place last week.
Mrs. Williams Burns loft yesterday
afternoon on a thrco woeks' visit at
North Bond and Philadelphia, Pa., and
Hammonton, N. J.
Missos Althea Hays and Hazel Tront,
of Allegheny City, are visiting the
former's gtandparonts, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Hays in this place.
L. G. Sponcor, typo on Punxsutawnoy
News, and Miss Daisy Brewbakor, of
Punxsutawney, were guests of Prof, and
Mrs. W. J. Weaver Sunday.
John C. DunBmoro and wifo, of Phil-
lipsburg, spent Saturday and Sunday
with tho latters's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Black, In this place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McDowell and
Mrs. Charles Kecfer, of DuBoIb, and
Mrs. Alex. Koofor, of Munsey, visited
Mrs. H. J. Pentz last Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Cathors, sr., of Rathmol,
and Mrs. J. A. Cathors, jr., of Soldier,
visited relatives at Falls Creok, Brock
wayvlllo and Rldgway last week.
Joseph Powell, of Woodland, Clear-
fiold county, returned borne last week
after a two weeks' visit with his daugh
ter, Mrs. W. E. Reed, in this placo.
Mrs. Viola King went to Chautauqua
yesterday. She will also visit relatives
and frlonds at several other places In
Now York state beforo returning home
Mrs. Josoph W. Hutchinson, of
burg, Misses Ida and Mary Pifor,
T i Iri it out, 111,, unna In tnuin Katn
,in Trill,,, u.'nv t , i viuil 'ii ry , , i , 1 ,i ,
at Panic.
Thomas Davidson and wife, of Dun-.
kirk. N. Y.. returned home Monday
aitor a snort visit in this Diace. mi .
Davidson has a position in the car shops'
at Dunkirk.
A. J. Postlethwalt, bookkeeper for
Shlck ii Wagner, and wifo went to
Klttannlng yesterday afternoon to
spond the balance of woek with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. T. M. Mackey, of Superior,
Neb., Is visiting ber nelco, Mrs. A. T.
McClure, in Reynoldsville. Mrs. Mack
ey Is well known in some sections of
Jefferson county.
Miss Grace Myers and two little
nephews went to Fairmount Saturday.
Mis6 Grace will return after a few days',
visit but tho boys will remain with
their father, Harvey Myers.
Aaron Stiver and wife, of Juneau,
Pu., and Goorgo Hicks and wife, of
Marchand, Pa., wero guests of Dr. und
Mrs. B. E. Hoover Sunday. The two
women aro sisters ot Mrs. Hoover.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Haney and son
and daughter, Audley and Miss Jennie,
of Pittsburg, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. StuutTur In West Roynoldsville,
Mr. Haney is a brother of Mrs. Stauffer.
C. A. Barlett and wife and daughters,
are visiting the former' parents at
Callonsburg, Pa. Mr. Barlett will re
turn this week and bis wife and daugh
ters will remain In Clarion county two
weeks.
L. M. Simmons, superintendent ot
the Oil City Fuol & Supply Co. business
at this place, spont Sunday with bis
fathet-ln-law at Oil City. Mrs. Sim
mons, who had been visiting ber
parents In Oil City two weeks, returned
home with her husband.