The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-07-24
NO. 30
PERSONAL.

in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. r. w. Oswald and children
spent the past week in Berwick.
J. l.. Girton, of the st. Elmo, was
in Mahanoy City last week.
Jacksons circus will be in Blooms
burg next Monday. Go and see it.
Mrs. H. S. Reay is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. Frank Aurand was at home this
week
B. P. Vannatta is visiting at Lewis
town.
Geo. A. Clark, of Tyrone, was in
town during the past week.
Rev. S. w. Sears attended u. S.
Court at Erie this week as witness
in the Donanue- -Southerland case.
William Brown is spending few
weeks with friends at Roaring Erook
and Shickshinny.
Mrs. Morris Shipley and children,
Of Cincinnati, are visiting at Mr.. Will
lam Meals.
DR., G. L. Jolly, one Of Orangeville's
prominent ply sicians was in Blooms
burg Saturday last.
Matthew McReynolds returned
from the south on Tuesday. He will
be at home couple of months.
Miss Lou Chance of Philadelphia
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Kramer
Miss Maggie Fornwald Of Unityville
is spending few days with Mrs. Har-
ry Fornwald.
Editor II. H. Rutter of Hughes
vile has summer cottage at High
land Lake.
Mr.. Obediah Swank, of Miff1n
township, is still confined to his bed,
completely broken down in health.
Miss Blanche Rutlidge Lowe, of
Florida is the guest of Miss Annie
Ent.
John M. Mourey, of Miflin town
ship, was in town on business on
last Saturday.
Miss Josie McKelvy is visiting her
cousin, Miss Daisy Willets, at Maha-
noy City.
F. NJ. Leader and family returned
from Deer Park on Monday. They
had delightful trip.
Mrs. J. c. Hoffman, daughter and
niece, of Lykens, Dsuphin county, are
the guests of Mrs. Harry Fornwald.
S. d. Neyhard has secured a posi-
ton in New York as surveyor on rail.
road that runs to Canada. He left
here last Monday.
Mrs. William Bowman of Wilkes
Barre spent few days last week with
Mrs. Charlie Fornwald and other
friends of Bloomsbury
Frank H. Sloan left here on Tues
day to accept the position of assistant
engineer Of the Baltimore Traction
Company.
Hon. Marshall G. Kinney, repre-
sentative of the twenty-fourth district,
Philadelphia, was In Bloomsbury and
vicinity last week.
H. F. Sharpless and wife, Miss Hal
Sharpless, Mrs. ]. E. Wilson and Mrs.
L. ]. Vanderslice are occupying the
Woodin Cottage at Lily Lake.
Mrs. w. H. House is visiting friends
in Tioga, Watkins Glen and other
points in New York state. She will
be absent about month.
Fred Ikeler and Frank Pursel
started on Wednesday morning for a
drive to Highland Lake, Eaglesmere,
and Laporte.
Ensign Oman of the United States
Navy has been visiting friends in this
county. His home was formerly in
Lightstreet.
Col. A. d. Seely, OF Berwick, is at
tending the camp of the National
Guard at Mt. Gretna this week. He
is an aid-de-camp on Governor Patti
sons staff
Miss Annie Case, of Bloomsburg,
who has been spending tine past few
weeks in town returned home to-day.
She was accompanied by Miss Annie
Magdeburg who will visit her for a
short time.-Ashland -Adcocdte.
Richard Stiles and family moved to
West Philadelphia last week, where
q.
Steward at the Normal school for
several years, and on accepting his re-
signation the Board of Trustees passed
some very complimentary resolutions.
They leave many friends behind whose
best wishes accompany them to their
new home.