The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-04-01
GREEN WOOD.

We have very muddy roads in this
section at the present time.
Harry Heacock who has been working
on Frank Reece's saw mill is sick
with Pleurisy.
The Farmers are busy working up
wood for summer use.
Quite a number Of Farmers will
change places this week. Charles
Wright moves on Mrs. Frank Kline's
farm. Geo. Brunstetter on the w. B.
Mather & Bro. farm, VIM. M'Brice on
the E. J. Albertson farm, Harry Shoe
maker on the Mrs. James Patterson
farm, now occupied by Isaiah Kline
who moves on one Of Jackson's large
farms near Berwick. He expects to
drive farming on in large scale, USE
ing four teams. Wewish him success,
as good neighbor and likewise a
good Farmer. He has two grown
daughters and three grown sons and
expects to do the work within his
family.
J. +. Bogert who has been working
at the Barber trade at Williamsport
for the last eight years, moves on the
Joseph Lemon (Deceased) farm near
Rohrsburg this spring.
J. w. Evans has just got his chopp-
ing and saw mill completed, and is
now running it to full capacity.
o ]. Merrel was compelled to kill
one Of their horses few days ago,
caused by kick from another horse
which ended in the breaking off leg.
That young man from Pine summit
who comes to Greenwood on Saturday
sparkling must get sick of his trip as he
does not return until Monday morn.
ing. l guess it is love sick.
John c. Parker has completed a
chopping mill and is running it a
couple days each week.
Henry Parker is busy getting stone
and lumber on the ground where he
expects to build a large and commod-
ious barn next summer.
Geo. Miller was away few days a
go on business trip, purchasing a
new Traction Engine which he ex-
poets to run his separator with next
summer, instead of the old one that
had to be pulled around by horses
Any one having thrashing they want
done next summer, will be satisfied il
they call on him for he understands
the business.
The stock on the Merrel farm has
been increasing very fast lately as they
have eve that had triplets and a
cow had twin calves
The Public schools have all closed
in Greenwood.
There was very pleasant surprise
party by the Grangers of Greenwood at
b. F. Battin's last Thursday and it was a
complete surprise as Mr. and Mrs. Battin
had gone to see their daughter at Mill
vile that morning. After beng sent for
they returned and to their surprise
found about fifty Grangers had taken
possession and large table spread in
the dining room with cakes and apples
and plenty of oysters The after noon
was spent with vocal and instrumental
music and good social chat, until
about 4 o'clock when they returned to
their homes thinking they had good
time. 1t would do well for some oi
those people who say the Grangers
are playing out to visit some Of the
Granger meetings and Institutes held
IN Greenwood and they will change
their minds about them in this twp,
and if there is any OF those candidates
come out to be reelected again who
promised TO work to the Farmers
interest equal with other interests ano
did not, when they come up through
here reaching out their soft white
hand with smiling countenance, they
will have the cold shoulder turned to
ward them.
A FARMER