The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-08-18
NO 80
BRIEF MENTION,
About People You Knew.


Miss Sellers Of Altoona is the guest
of Miss Edith Reber.
Mr.. Thomas Trench is at home
again from Florida.
Mrs. II. II. Grotz and sons are Wis
ting friends at Wiliamsport.
James Reighard and wife are visit
ing the Worlds Fair.
w. l.. Eyerly is no longer connected
with the Daity.
+. w. Drinker and fami Of Wilkes.
Barre, spent Sunday in town.
S. F. Peacock and wife, and f. p
Pursel are spending the week at
Shickalimy
Miss Runyon of New York City, is
spending few weeks at her uncle's,
Mr.. Layton Runyon.
Miss Jennie Stiles of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w II.
Brooke.
Prof Mauser of Orangeyille will
move into +. NJ Kester's new houses
on Leonard street.
Mrs. c. +. Savage and son Ed
mund are spending couple of weeks
at Proctor Inn and Ganoga Lake.
Ha rry Townsend has returned from
New York, where he took course of
instruction in cutting.
Misses May and Bessie Kuhn are
visiting their sister Mrs. DIR. Kirby at
Mauch Chunk.
| J. H. Maize Esq. went fishing on
Tuesday out at the dam, and brought
home fine mess OF black bass.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Garrison of
Troy, N. Y. are visitors at the home
of c. G. Barkley Esq.
Morris Michel, formerly of this
town, now residing in Camden, was in
town this week.
Miss Martha Runyon is entertain
ing her friend Miss Redington of Troy,
Pa.
Charles Unangst and wife, of ESQ.,,
New York are visiting their Blooms
burg friends.
Thos. B. Hanly Esq. and Matthew
McReynolds started for Chicago on
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Beckley is passing part
of the summer here with her brother
w. d. Beckley Esq.
]. D. Shaffer & Co. have a large
contract for pavement at Wilkes
Barre.
Miss Hinny of Middlstown, Pa. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kel-
Ter. She is neice of Mr.. Keller.
Hon. Russell Karns of Laporte, was
IN town last Friday. He went to
Benton the same day to attend the
funeral of his brother, ]. J. Karns.
A. A. Clark of Harrisburg is at
home on vacation, the Iron Works
where he is employed as book keeper
having shut down for the present.
Harry Pursel and family of Wilkes
Barre, came down Tuesday evening,
and are visiting at his fathers, N. S.
Pursel on Market street.
]. G. Wells is moving out of the
house on Fifth street which he recent
ly sold to Mr.. Yorks. He will store
his goods for the present, and board
at Mrs. Grifith's on Centre street.
Elmer E. Person of Williamsport
was in town on Thursday. He had
been down to his old home at Mon
tana. His family is visiting at B. F.
Zarr's.
E. A. Rawlings has built very neat
and cozy Office in his meat market.
1t is lined with yellow pine. By the
| way, Centre street seems to agree with
the genial Eddy" He is getting fat.
Charles Chalfant, the genial editor
of the Danville SIN, and John II.
Brugler, the well known architect of
the same place, were in town on We'd
nesday.
DR.. Harter and wife left or Monday
on the 4.I3 P. M. train for Cincinnati,
where the National Encampment S. of
V. is held, and then go to Chicago.
Will return Aug. a6th.
II. d. Manning is probably the
heaviest man in Bloomsburg. He
weighs 276 pounds, and is we'll pro-
portioned. He holds a responsible
position at the works of the School
Furnishing Co.
Joseph and William Lowenberg are
both at home, having resigned the
positions which they held. They will
| remain at home and assist in the