The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-07-28
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

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+. d. Dentler is in Chicago where
he expects TO remain for while.
Robert Z. Hartman went to Phila-
delphla on Monday to buy new goods.
]. G. Wells spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia.
William Rehms family has been
blessed by the arrival of twins, boys,
Paul e. Writ and family went to
Chicago on Wednesday.
Miss Brockway, one of Berwicks
bellies, has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. M. P. Lutz.
DR.. d. J. Waller and family re-
turned from Chicago on Wednesday
by the lake route.
Mrs. Henry Hodgdon of Scranton
is visiting at Mr.. Layton Runyon's,
her uncle
Mrs. DR.. Kirby of Mauch Chunk
is visiting at her mothers, Mrs. l. S.
Kuhn.
Miss Katharine Gardner and Miss
May McHenry are at the Worlds
Fair
]. Lee Harman and Frank keller
will go to the Worlds Fair week after
next.
c. G. Duffy was at Berwick on
Tuesday with his camera and caught
a number of views of the camp.
Mrs. J. X. Bittenbender visited
friends up Fishingcreek during the
past week.
Mrs. Lloyd Dillon, who was report.
ed as improving in health, has had a
relapse, and her condition is critical.
Miss Packer of Sunbury has invited
party of about twenty to spend a
week at Shikellimy as her guests. The
party includes a number of Blooms.
burg people. Z
r. 5. Harman, L. N. Moyey, JOS
eph Ratti, w. G.. Sherwood and T. X.
Lockard went down to Shikillimy on
Monday to see the inspection of the
troops.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Schoch, Mrs.
c. Watson McKelvy and Mrs. r. w.
Oswald returned from Chicago on
Wednesday. They came back by
way of the lakes on steamer.
Lieutenant Alexis r. Paxton was
among the visitors to Berwick on
Tuesday. He is in the U. S. Army.
and is now stationed at Harrisburg in
the recruiting service. He was with
the Governors party.
Prof. L. P. Sterner has returned
from his summer trip. He visited at
West Leisenring, and spent ten days at
the Worlds Fair, and few days in
Pittsburg. He looks as though his
outing had been beneficial.
Mrs. N. U. Funk and two children
and Charles P. Elwell started for the
west on Wednesday. They will first
60 to Plymouth, Wisconsin, and visit
their sister, Mrs. G. Z. Smith, and
then 60 to the Worlds Fair. Mr..
Funk will go out in September, and
his family will return with him.
John Appleman of Buck Horn is
still confined to his bed by sickness.
He frequently sits up to read the news
paper, and keeps himself posted on
the affairs of the county. He has al
ways enjoyed good health, and this
long affliction falls heavily upon him,
yet he bears it we'll and seldom com
plains. We hope he may soon recov-
er and be about on the streets.
County Commissioner Sands, Sheriff
Mourey, Register and Recorder Camp
bell, Judge Ikeler, Judge Millard, r.
Buckingham Esq, F. ID. Dentler,
William Kramer, Representatives
Tewksbury and Fritz, Senator Her
ring, Editor Krickbaum, L, Cohen,
M. Ellenbogen, Thomas Webb and,
family, ]. X. Lockard and family and
many other Bloomsburg people went
to Berwick on Tuesday.
Hon. f. M. Tewksbury was in town
last Friday. He has nearly recovered
from his recent severe illness, but has
been prevented from staying at home
on account of diphtheria in the house
"A young married woman who had
been living with them was buried Iast
week Thursday, having died from that
disease: Mrs. Tewksbury also has
been i'll away from home. Altogether
afflicted.