The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-01-14
ROUND ABOUT RoARINgcRRRK.

Jan. Q, 1881.
DIR. Bolick was In town one day last week.
Rev. l.. X. Kramer, OF tue U. b. church of
this place, closed re IT, Of meetings at NJ, n.
tana, this county, Sund,y evening.
W. A. Berninger shot himself through one Of
his fingers, with pistol, while handling it
rather to2 carolessly, few days ago.
Miss S'lie Mi Ter, formerly one Of M.
mi"ias faire,t dam ell, has returned to her
former place Of abod., from an extended visit
in he far West.
Mrs. D,nil Houct, who purchased the bar.
ius Yeager property, opposite Yeager's store,
is making preparation TO build blacksmith
shop on the premises.
We presume the Rev. ]. V. Bodine enjoyed
a happy New Year. as donation was rendered
him by his friends in the vicinity Of Mill Grove.
Johnny Meyer, the oyster man, Jake
Rhawn, the beer man, Jerry frederick the
pillow man, and Fill Geger, the topsorial ar.
tist, all sporting boys of Catav isss, spent por
ton of the holidays in and around our little
rural village.
On December 2sh, 1880, by the Rev L.
Lindenstruth, Mr.. w. L. Sny der, ot this place
to Miss Hannah Fahringer, Of Numidia May
success and happiness attend friend Will and
wife as down life's vale they arm in arm dc
journey.
Mr.. Frederick Pfahler's team, of Catawissa,
while at Numidia one day last week, ran down
the road toward the widow Feterman's, and
when near there, one of the horses, valuable
animal about four years old, caught fast with
one Of her feet and broke her leg about the fet.
lock. The horse was put in ropes and the limb
set by DR.. Mears
Mrs. Henry Fshringer, residing near here
was very unfortunate on Christmas event g.
She fell down fight Of stairs, which resulted
in the breaking of her arm just below the
shoulder, which made it very difficult for the
physician to get it to its proper position
The Holidays passed off with their various
amusements. The L. and r. Sunday school
had very nice time with their Christmas tree
and concert. The NJ E, school had no tree
but distributed confectionery among its chi.
dren. The ball at the National on the evening
of the 26th ult., was well pa,ronzed by both
sexes, aud the hop at the Nnmidia hotel Last
Friday evening was also largely attended.
Persons who were about this place spending
the holidays with relatives and friends were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Htrbein and the Misses
Fink, of Bloomsbury; Mr.. Frank Averill and
WIFI, of Mt. Carmel, our jolly friend Mr. Ed
ward Stern, of Kingston; Mr.. Dennis Fahring-
er, of Scranton; Mes.rs. w. J. Hughes and
Charles Fahringer, of Milton; H. Fl. H.lwig,
of Danville; Mis- Harriet Yeag.r, Of Bear
Gap and Miss Rtbecca Yeager OF atawissa
Briton Hughe', accompanied by his broth.
er, Will j., were visiting relatives in Birds.
boro and Reading, and Mr.. and Mrs B p.
Folk were at Boomsburg.
A very pleasant social party, by invitation,
assembled at the r, residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ia.
cob Yeager last Friday, in honor of the 25th
anniversary of their wedding day. Among
those who were presen' were Ex-Judge
Hughes, and MIS-. Kosenbauder, of Calawissa;
Dr.. j. H. Va-line and wifi. and daughter, Net.
tie II. Vasline, of Nnmidia; Mes,r4. o. w.
Cherrington and d. II. Case with their ladies,
Of Mill Groyt Mr. Charles Krug and wife, of
Bloomsburg Mr.. William Holloway. of Dan.
Vile, and Mrs. William Hurst of Moresbnrg
Mr.. and Mrs Ye ger received several fine
presents.
BARKLEY.
The above COMMUNICATION was intended for