The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-08
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Saturday.
w. S. Moyer and family left on
Monday for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Agnes McReynolds went to
Chicago on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bellies of Philadelphia is the
guest of Miss SADIE Sloan.
Judge keller returned Wednesday
evening from his trip to the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Lizzie Hartman Of Williams
port is visiting at Mrs. II. {. Hart
mans
Montgomery Smith will go to Car
Isle next Monday and enter Dickin-
son college.
Prothonotary G.. NJ. Quick spent
last week at Williams Grove, Cumber-
land county.
Rev. l. NJ. Patterson and daughter,
Miss Nellie, returned from their east
ern trip last Saturday.
George Tustin with his sister Ruth
and mother started for the Worlds
Fair Tuesday.
w. l.. White of the firm of H. V.
White & Co., together with two sisters
are at the Worlds Fair this week.
w. II. House and family have gone
to the Worlds Fair. Their address
for the next three weeks will be River
side, Ills.
James l. Campbell OF Orangeville,
was among the visitors to Bloomsburg
on Monday. A communication over
his signature appears in this issue.
Rev. w. c. Leverett has returned
from New England where he spent the
past three weeks, and services in St.
Paul's church will be resumed next
Sunday as usual.
Rev. I. M. Patterson returned from
his summer vacation. He had a de-
lightful time during his absence, but
was glad to get back to this beautiful
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rishton re-
turned from the seashore on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rishton's mother, Mrs. Penne-
packer of Philadelphia, accompanied
them.
Isaiah Hagenbuch went to the
Worlds Fair Tuesday. He expects
to meet his wife who has been visiting
for some time in the west.
Mrs. Ida Kunkle who has been visi-
ting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Turn
bach for several weeks, returned
to her home in Brooklyn Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unangst, who
have been visiting their parents and
friends in this place returned to New
York City Monday.
Misses May and Bessie. Kuhn re.
turned Monday from a visit of two
weeks among friends in Mauch Chunk
and Hazleton.
DIR. Graydon has moved from Phila
delphia to Bloomsburg, and occupies
the residence of d. J. Waller Jr. on
Market street. DR.. Graydon is an al
lopathic physician.
f. c. Wells was again on the sick
list several days this week. At this
writing he is very much improved and
hopes soon to be out again.
Mrs. Jane Brown has moved into
the Mckinney building next to f.
Jacobs 4 Sons bakery, where she ex,
poets to have boarding house.
Mr.. Earnest A. Millard, son of
Judge Mordecai Millard, was married
last week Wednesday to Miss Edna
Moore at Nanticoke, the home of the
bride. They are now visiting at Judge
Millard's in Centre township.
Rev. f. H. Yocum, presiding elder
of the NJ. E. church of this district,
was in town Monday. He may soon
locate in Bloomsbury if he can find
house in which to move. Dwelling
houses are scarce in Bloomsburg.
Mrs, J. w. Scott and Miss Theo-
dore McHenry, of Philadelphia, who
have been visiting their brother Chas
H. Reice, will return home Saturday.
Miss Emma Eben will visit among
friends here for the next two weeks.
The following persons started for
the Worlds FAIR Tuesday: l.. Gross
and wife, Mrs. Lizzie Allen, J. S. Blue
and wife, J. ID. Staffer and wife, The.
odore Garrison, John Lewis, and John
Jones. They all left on the ro;4o
m. train via Scranton.