The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-12-30
NO53
Personal.

] AI ''@s' tOii JOiilis oNNlhCIL at
University, is at home on vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. James b. Neal have
returned from Philadelphia.
w. II. Snyder Esq. was In Har-
risburg on Monday
Samuel II. Hartman spent last
Monday in Danvlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Unangst of
New York are visiting Mr.. Unangst's
parents.
William Oman was in town on Mon
day and fixed a date for public sale
in the spring.
c. B. White, one of Orangeville's
leading manufacturers, was in town
yesterday.
J. II. Mercer, c. p. Armstrong and
J.. A. Hess went to Harrisburg on
Monday to witness a shooting match.
l.. S. Wntersteen Esq. and NJ. Z.
Edwards have gone to Florida on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Conner of
Trenton visited friends here during
the holidays.
John Reice of Philadelphia is spend
ing few days with his brother Charles
| RelCe.
Louis Bernhard Jr. came down from
/ ,plN hai sc ott
to spend the holidays with his parents.
Frank Miller is spending his holi-
day vacation at home. He is in the
Senior clasr at Lafayette College.
Charles P. Elwell is spending this
week at Reading, attending a con-
vention of music teachers.
Edward T. Ringler and family of
Woodville, Ohio, are visiting at R. H.
RINGERS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert of
Philadelphia are spending the holidays
with their relatives in Bloomsburg and
Catawissa.
Fred C. Drinker has accepted a
position as salesman with f. X. Gra-
ham & Co. dealers in printers supplies
and machinery, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Woodin. Mrs. Hanly and
Woodin Hanly, of Berwick ate their
Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Oswald.
Matthew McReynolds is at home
on visit. He is engaged as a civil
engineer, and is at present residing at
Tannersville, Pa,
Edward Eyer and Charles laval
who are taking course at the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, are
at home on visit.
Thomas Hagenbuch will soon move
from Centre township to Bloomsburg,
and will occupy the Hendershott pro.
perty at East and Eighth streets.
L. NJ. Creveling of Fishingcreek
was in town on Wednesday and made
this Office pleasant CALL He is al
ways welcome visitor.
Stewart Girton of Hemlockp was
among the visitors to town on Wed
nesday, and took advantage of the oc-
cAsion to pay his subscription for
another year,
Mrs. c. Leidy and family of Sum-
merville, Texas County, Mo-, has re-
turned to Bloomsbury where she ex-
poets to make her home. Mrs. Leidy
is sister to Mrs. Chas. Hassert of
East Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voris of Scranton
spent Christmas at Mr. Louis Bern
hard's. Mr.. Vorls has a fine voice
and sings well. His wife is an expert
pianist and plays his accompaniments
in a charming manner.
Mrs. Ellen Chase and her daughters
Misses Mary and Josephine, ard Miss
Mary Leverett, are visiting Rev.
w. c. Leverett and family. Mrs.
Chase and Miss Leverett are the
sisters of Mr.. Leverett. They former
ly resided in Newport, but spent the
past two years in Europe, and are
now on their way to St. Louis, where
they will reside in future.
Among the Bloomsbury people now
residing elsewhere, who came back to
, spend Christmas, were Mr.. and Mrs.
K. c. Neal and sons, of Harrisburg;
George A. Clark, of Tyrone; w. Clark
: Sloan, of Philadelphia; Morris Sloan,
of Scranton; Mr.. and Mrs w. Lev
erett, of Wilkesbarre; Frank Sloan, Of
Baltimore; VIM. Drinker of Scranton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Drinker of
South Bethlehem; DR.. and Mrs. ID. w
Conner, of Wilkesbarre, and Mr.. and
:, | Mrs c Weinand of Wilkesharre