REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. 1907.
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NEAR POSTOFFICE. REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
The Peoples National Bank
OF REYNOLDSVILLE
. ; Capital and Surplus, $112,000.00
It is the constant purpose of the management of this bank
to strengthen the close personal relations and mutual con
science between officers and patrons, which result in the
fmost satisfactory service.
". Your business respectfully solicited.
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THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
, TO AND. FRO.
Walter Kerr was In New Bothlohom
Monday.
J. Dumore wis In New Bothlohom
yesterday.
Rev. .1. A. Parsons was In Fittpburg
last week.
MUb Minnie Strong is vl I ting in
Tidioute. Pa.
A.J. Dlsharte went to Stoubenvllle,'
Ohio, Monday.
Jamie T. Evans and wifo spent Sun
day In DuBols.
Charles Mohnoy, of DuBols, was In
town yeBterday.
Mrs. William Northoy, of Indiana, is
vlsltlug in town.
Mrs. Fred StaulTor vbitod in Punx
HUtawnoy laet week.
Mrs. Fred Plfer, of Ridgway, visited
in town the past week.
Ed. Gonder, the jowolor, was In
Clearfield the past week.
Mrs. L. J. Arnold, of Driftwood, was
a visitor In town Thursday.
Miss Mane Altaian roturnud yester
day from a visit in DuBols.
Milo Snyder, of Vandergrlft, is now
at his heme near this place.
Miss Anna McMastors is spending
this week at New Bethlehem.
J. F. Foltz has moved from Stratton
vlllo back to Roynoldsvillo.
Miss Nolllo Plfer went to Valparaiso,
Ind , Saturday to altond school.
J. C. Swartz, of Oil City, vlHited his
parents lu this placo the past weok.
Mrs. H. B. Cooper, of Brockwayvllle,
vi ited Mrs. J. K. Johnston lust week.
Mrs. Julia A. Reynolds and Mrs. A.
B. Weed visited In Brookville Thurs
day. M. G. Swartz and wife spent Sunday
at homo of lattor's parents In Emorick
vllle. Mrs. G. Gruber, of Warren, visited
at home of Henry C. Delble the past
week.
Miss Laura Denny, of Driftwood, was
the guest of Miss Ella Farrell the past
week.
H Eugene Phillips, who was at Kay
lor several weeks, returned home last
week.
Homer R. Ressler, of Johnstown,
spent Sunday with his parents In this
place. v
Samuel Whltmore, of Pittsburg, vis
ited his parents In this place the past
week.
Mrs. Luther M. Harris went to
Clearfield yesterday to visit her
parents.
Jown W. Thornton left here yester
day oo a trip to Bloomsburg and Phila
delphia. Daniel Nolan and daughter, Mrs. P.
A. Cashman, spent Sunday In Phila
delphia. J. H. B. Taylor, of Clarion, formerly
of West Reynoldsville, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steobenson, of Du
Bols, is visiting her son, ye editor, in
this place.
Miss Edna Myers, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
Is visiting her father, J. A. Myers, In i
this place.
John H. Wagner and 'Squire C. J.
Kerr were in Brookville on business
yesterday.
Lee Schuckers, who was at Vander-
grift, came home to remain a couple
of months.
Mrs. John H. Wagner and son, Don
ald J., are visiting the former's parents
in Altoona.
Miss Nolle Larkey, of Falls Oreek,
was the guest of Miss Jessie Shannon
over Sunday.
Miss Marie Scbeafnocker, of Brook
ville, visited in this place several days
the past week. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lenkerd, of
Indiana, were visitors in town several
days last week.
Miss Nelle A. Foley, one of the high
school graduates, went to her home in
DuBols Monday.
John Reel, general manager B., R.
P. Co. mines, waa in Pittsburg the
first of this week.
Mrs. Lewis Brody, of Driftwood,
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. Boh
ren, last Thursday.
E. Keith Mullen and wife, of Beaver
Falls, formerly of this place, were in
town a day last week.
Miss Maud Smith, of Punxsutawney,
was the guest of Miss Joanne Mllliren
several days last week.
Miss Amy Amnions, of Mlllsboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Meek, at
the Baptist parsonage.
H. G. Thornton, of Pittsburg, visited
at home of his father, T. J. Thornton,
in this place last week.
A. W. Mulhollan and wifo wore In
Brookville yesterday attending the
funeral of a Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Bon Haugh was at Richmond,
Indiana county, last weok called there
by the illness of a relative.
Louis O. Molllngor, superintendent
of the B. & S. Coal Co, works at Big
Run, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. T. IC. Hunter, of WIoslow, Pa.,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Joseph R.
Mllliren, In this place Sunday.
Mrs. M. B. Mara, of West Newton,
viBlted her sister, Mrs. G. W. Stoke,
Sr., in this plaoe the past week.
Miss Grace Craig, who taught In the
borough school during the past term,
went to her home at Sllgo yesterday.
Miss Mary Small, of Cool Spring,
visited her aunt, Mrs. W, P. Woodring,
in West Rcynoldsvillo the past week.
Mrs. Harry P. Thompson, of Brook
ville, was up last week to soo her
father, J. J. Sutter, who has been very
ill. ' :; '
A. D. Siple, of Lanes Mills, came over
yosterdat to see his mother, Mrs. 8. M.
Siple, before Bhe was taken to the hos
pital. '
Mrs. C. J. Scott and daughter went to
home of the former's parents at Wolls
ville, Ohio, Saturday to visit a few
weoks. '
Mrs. Florence Morgan, of Clearfield,
spent Sunday and Monday with her
sister, Mrs. John C. Conser, In this
place.- .
W. W. Wiley, John O'Hare, John
C. Conser, J. Owen Edelblute and Alex
Rlston are over In Clearfield county
fishing.
Eugene Flynn, student in the Med-lco-Chlrurglcal
College, Philadelphia,
came home yesterday for the summer
vacation.
" Miss Alda Means, who graduated! in
the Reynoldsville high school last
week, went to her home .In Frostburg
Saturday.
Mrs. H. C. Leavenworth, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. G M. Mc
Donald, in this place, went to Peofield
last week.
Miss Xula Hetrlck, who taught the
township school at Pancoast the past
term, went to Oil City Monday to visit
a short time.
Misses Maude Smith and Annie
Sheets left here Monday to visit In
Pittsburg, Pa., Wellsville and Steuben
ville, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary A. McFadden, who was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Levi Bee
be near this place, returned to Brook
ville Friday.
Miss Wllda Williams was oalled to
Newberry, Pa., last week on account of
the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
W. A. Winner.
Mrs. John R. Barnard and Mrs.
George Barnard, of Dayton, Armstrong
Co., were guests of Mrs. John H. Cor
bett the past week.
M. J. Farrell, August Baldauf and
S. J. Burgoon were in Punxsutawney
Sunday attending a meeting of the
Knights of Columbus.
Miss Mildred Ridgeway, of New
Bethlehem, visited in town several
days last week and attended the high
school commencement.
Prof. C. J. Scott Is in Meadvllle this
week and will visit at home of his father-in-law
in Wellsville, Ohio, before
returning to Reynoldsville.
Mrs. Nancy Foley, of DuBols, was
here all of last week to see her daugh
ter, Miss Nelle Alice Foley, graduate
In the high school of this borough,
George Hartman Is at Bethlehem this
week attending tbe State Commandery
of the Knights of Malta as a delegate
from the Reynoldsville Commandery.
Law and Blair Sykes, who graduated
in the Reynoldsville high school last
week, went to Rldgway Saturday
where their parents moved last week.
James J. Hoffman Is In Philadelphia
this week attending the State Council
of the Knights of Columbus as a dele
gate from Reynoldsville K. of C. Coun
cil. . ' .
Mrs. Thomas H. Plfer was in Pitts
burg over Sunday. She accompanied
her daughter, Miss Nellie Pifer, as far
as Pittsburg on her way to Valparaiso,
Ind.
Gust Sypbrlt and wife, of DuBols,
visited at homes of the former's staters,
Mrs. Charles Crate'and Mrs. Neil Wal
lace, in tills plaoe Sunday. -
Mrs. J. L. 8ehall, of Wllklnsburg, Is
visiting her pa routs, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bone, Sr., In this place. She
expects to remain here four or five
weeks.
Miss Anna Martin, who was in PltlB
burg several weeks under treatment
for stomach trouble, has returned and
resumed her position in Hoffman's
Jewelry store.
John L. Graham, who travels
through tbe southland for a lumber
company, Is spending a couple of days
at the home of his father-in-law, John
H. Corbett, in thta place.
Misses Edith Clark and EHzaboth
Baughman, two of our public school
teaches, are enjoying a trip this week
to Harrlsburg, Pa., Washington, D C.,'
and Mt. Vei-non, Va.
Mrs Nelvin Compton, of Harrisbmv,
and Mrs. Minnie Smith, of Lock Haven,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. C. A.
Stephenson, and sister-in-law, MrB. Dr.
S. Reynolds, In this place.
Kensll Stiles has received a govern
ment appointment as guugor. The
appointment was made nn tbe 23rd
of last month, but Mr. Hi lies has not
been ftBslgnod yet to a p'ace
Prof. Charles S. Marah, assistant
principal of our publia schools during
the past term, wont to Saltsburg, Pa.,'
Monday to teach In the "Kiskl" school
at that plane until the summer vacation
at least.
William E. Reed, Sr., and Wm.
Reed, Jr., are in Harrisburg tbls 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 in OH City
this weok attending the joint conven
tion of the Foreign and Home Mission
ary Societies of the Clarion Presbytery
as a delegate from the Presbyterian
Missionary Society of Reynoldsville.
H. 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
ber of new houees are being erected at
Josephine.
Misses Eleanor and Aldine Reed
started for Chicago,' 111., this morning
to spend a 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 a differ
ent climate. He may go to Arizona.
Mra. C. S. Miller, of Jennings, Mary
land, and Mrs. James D. George, of
Vandorgrift, who were called here a
couple of weeks ago on account of the
serious Illness of their mother, Mrs. S.
M. Siplo, will remain here until their
mother returns from the Mercy Hos
pital. Misses Catherine Dewey and Elsie
Lawrence, . teachers in our publia
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 a
newspaper In Canada.
James Armagost, of East Brady, is
visiting in town. Mr. Armagost, who
was a conductor on one of the P. R. R.
freight-trains that collided near here
March 20, was so badly injured in the
collision that be has not been able to
return to work, and his doctor says he
will not be able to work for several
weeks yet.
Milton J. Fillbart, a Reynoldsville
boy who has been In Troutvllle 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, 111., for short peri
ods before going on to tbe other edge
of the continent.
Do You Want a New Carpet?
have over 3,000 yards all wool in
grains I am closing out at a bargain.
C. R. Hall.
Women's patent oxfords, wett sole,
large eyelet and ribbon lace. Prioe
12.50. Adam's.
Fresh stock fertilizer just arrived,
Keystone Hardware Co.
Fancy half hose Milllrens
The Fifth Avenue Oxford, a perfect
beauty to eye and ease for the feet;
price 13.60. ' Adam's. '
Dr. Reed's cushion soled shoe for men;
easy for your feet. Price 15.00. Adam's.
New neckwear just in Milllrens. "
Butterlok patterns 10 and 16o at Mil
llrens. See the new shirt waists Milllrens.
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Here at'enomeof the
important things
you want iu your
repair work of watch,
clock and jewelry
repairing:
Best of Workiii;itifliip
Best Material.
Right Prict h.
Prompt Service.
All these you can get
when you leave your
work with
Gooder the jeweler.
in the Peoples
National bank
building.
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BOX OF SWEATS
For yourself or lady friend,
made of the choicest materials,
can be had here at all times.
Our assortment of kinds and
flavors is wonderful. Any one
of the various kinds. If made
to your order, could not be
purer, fresher or more tasty.
You can tickle your palate at
small cost by purchasing here.
REYNOLDSVILLE
CANDY WORKS.
Baroainsm organs
I have the following second hand or
gans that I will dispose of at these re
markably low prices:
1 Palace Orgao, original price.. ..1110 00
Now 140.00
1 Weaver Organ, original price, S125.0C
Now ttiO.OO
1 Weaver Organ, original price, $115.00
Now 50.00
These organs are in good condition
aud warranted. Call and see tbem at
Haskins'
riusic Store
Dealers in Everything Musical.
Always on Time
I tha ty or man who carries one of our
Watches. Thej are M well known for their
accuracy u for their benutv and durability.
We hare a full line of Jewelry of the anest
grade. Chain. Rings, plain and fancy,.
Charms, Lockets, Brooches, Bracelots, Bans;,
lea. Bat Pins, Studs, Hleeve Links, etc., all of
the very newest designs, the boot makes and
at very reasonable prices.
SAMUEL KATZEN, -
The Jeweler. Opp. UcEntlre's drug store.
REYNOLD? VILI.K, PA.
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