The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-05-01
PERSONAL.

w. Clark Sloan spent Sunday IN town.
Mrs. Stroh of Pittston is visiting at
p. S. Harman's.
Col. Jameson was at home all last
week, being somewhat indisposed.
Miss Waller, of Washington is visit
ing at Rev. d. J. Waller, Sr's.
DR.. J. R. Montgomery of Buck
horn was among the visitors to Bloom
on Tuesday.
Miss Name Frick of Danville is
spending the week with Mrs. M. Fl.
Clark and family.
Miss SADIE Sloan and Miss Lila
Sloan returned from Philadelphia on
Monday.
Miss Mary Harman returned home
last Saturday after an absence Of sew
eral weeks at Pittston and other places.
John Appleman of Buckhorn was in
town on Tuesday for the first time in
three weeks, having been confined to
the house by illness.
Miss Ella Mckinney has been visi-
ting friends in Wisconsin for several
weeks past.
w. C.. Mckinney and family came
home last week from the west, where
they have resided for the past five
years. They are guests of Mrs. NJ. H.
Mckinney.
!. Preston Yorks of Waller was
among the visitors to town on Satur-
day. He is popular school teacher,
and understands short hand and type
writing.
l.. B. Rutter spent few days in
town last week. He is residing in
Centre county, and is employed by
Collins Bros. 1t was three years
since he had been home.
DR.. H. w. Buckingham spent
several days in town last week. He
is practicing in Centre county at Phil
lipsburg, and is the Coroner of that
county. On Saturday he and Robert
Buckingham, Esq, his brother, went
to Ashland to spend Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. DIR. Biddle.
G.. M. Lockard, ]. K. Lockard and
r. w. Oswald, started for the south
on Monday. They will visit Birming-
ham, Atlanta, and other points, for the
purpose of ascertaining the practica-
bility Of removing their car shops
south. Lumber and iron can be OBJ
tanned much cheaper than here, but
coal costs more, and skilled labor is
not so abundant. They will have
many things to consider before they
take the contemplated step.
Original evening with Ben Hur, ar
ranged and conducted by Mrs E. K.
Bradford.
Miss Gertrude March and, Reader,
of Pittsburg, Penna.
PART 1.
I. The Wise Men before Herod (2
scenes.)
3. Judah (Ben Hur) and Messala "a
scenes\
S. Judah and Amrah (2 scenes.)
7. Judah and his Mother.
8. Judah and Tirzah.
Q. Ben Hur, before Simonides and
Esther.
10. Ben Hur, Ilderim and Servant
II Ben Hur, Ilderim, Balthazar and
Servant.
IL. Ben Hur and Iras on the Lake
(2 scenes.)
IA. Ben Hur before Simonides,
Esther, and Ilderim e scenes)
I6. Scene from Box of Simonides
at Circus Maximus.
II. Recitation of the Chariot
Race.
1S. Second scene from Box of
Simonides.
PART II.
70. Ben Hur, and the Lepers.
20. Ben Hur, the Lepers and
Amrah
81. Ben Hur telling the story of the
Nazarenes to Simonides and Esther,
Balthazar, Iras and Amrah (2 scenes.)
%. The Lepers and Amrah
(2 scenes.)
IS. Ben Hur, the Lepers and AM
rah, g scenes.)
28. Ben Hur and Esther.
go. Esther with her children, Tir-
zah and Iras.
80. Ben Hur, Esther with her chill
dren, Tirzah, Simonides and Malluch.
81. The cast.
These tableaux will be given in the
Opera House tonight, friday even
ing. During the presentation of the
eighth tableaux, the song "Wake not
but hear me, Love- will be sung; also
the "Venetian Boat Song" in the
twelfth tableaux, "Ben Hur and Iras
on the Lake"