The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-25
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

Mr.. A. NJ. Ruch spent Saturday among
friends in Shickshinny.
Murd Wenner of Van Camp, was a visi.
tor to town on Saturday.
Among the sick Of Bloomsbury, we must
mention Thomas Hartman.
G. w. Bellies, of New Columbus, was
among those attending court.
Michael Wenner of Van Camp, tran sacted
business in Bloomsburg on Saturday.
]. K. Lockard has had the hall way in his
store building papered and vanished.
Oscar Hess, of Van Camp, was among
those visiting the county seat on Saturday.
Ben Johns, of the Normal, spends his
Sundays at home in Shictshinny occasionally.
| Cletus Jones is at home, and has been
nursing fourteen carbuncles on his right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Suplee are being visited
! by their daughter Mrs. Anna Nuss, of Main
vile.
c. N. Nagle Of Mainville, has entered
Woods Business College for Business
Course.
Mr.. w. L. McHenry, of Saltwater, was
a caller at this office on business on the 22d
| instant.
Miss Margaret Sober, teacher of Dan
vile, recently visited her sister Mrs. DIR.
Bierman.
Mrs. Harry Eshelman and Mrs. Turnbach
and daughter are visiting friends in Brooklyn,
New York.
Mrs. Freas Hicks of Hummelstown, is
,.icitipr ot bar fotbarfc I O~kor1
Fifth street.
County Treasurer Heddens of Danville
was in town on Tuesday. He is a brother
Of p. B. Heddens.
Miss Lizzie Marteena, of Berwick, is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bodine, on Normal Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Roam are enter.
tanning Mr.. J. L. Frederick, of Turbotville,
the father Of Mrs. Roam.
Peter Weaver, of Bendertown, was in town
recently looking after gun with which he
hopes to hold the crows off of his corn.
Mr.. Frank Ackerly successful merchant
Of Tompkinsville, stopped over in Blooms
| burg yesterday while en- route to Harrisburg.
Wellington Sands, who recently spent
short time visiting his home, is again at his
post of duty in the carpet-mills of Blooms
| burg.
Thos. Thorber, Gen. Sec. of Y. M. C. A.
of Sharpsburg, is in town and will address
the Mems meeting on next Sunday at ego
z. M.
Alex. Knouse does not intend to be crowd.
ed out Of the race for the sheriffaty through
false reports. He has 4 communication in
| this issue.
DR.. Willis has removed his office from
the rooms over J. M. Gliding & Cos. store
to Room No. ?, Bedal Gold Cure Institute,
! Sixth and Market streets.
Mr.. Daniel Wenner, street commissioner
of Fishingcreek township, visited Blooms
burg on Tuesday to make another payment
on their road-making machine.
Mr.. B. F. Armstrong, the efficient secre.
tary of the Y. M. c. A., will soon transfer
his labors from here to the running of gos.
pei wagon through the Wyoming Valley.
Rev. C. w. Nipple, of Nuremberg, was
among those in attendance at the
Christian Endeayor Convention, and who
visited "THE COLUMBIAN while in town.
The doctors of Philadelphia pronounce
Mrs. Z. II. Stevens long continued case of
helplessness from spinal affection as durable
in time. For years this lady has been bed.
ridden.
G. NJ. Lockard and John Mosteller have
returned from Harrisburg, where they took
the Kelley Cure. They are looking and
feeling we'll and speak very highly of the
treatment.
Mrs Mcbride, of New Columbus, an aged
and Jealous church worker, accdently dis
covered recently that she was blind in one
eye. Upon examination, cataract of the eye
was found to be the trouble.
Mr.. L. ]. Bowman, of Berwick, who has
undergone successful treatment at the Bedal
Cure Institute of Bloomsburg, is now
renovated and rejuvenated citizen Of intelli-
gent and gentlemanly department.
Mr.. Boyd Trescott of the "Millville Tab
let" was in town on Saturday in company
with other teachers, They came to be ex-
amined for permanent certificate to teach.
Mr.. Trescott is an experienced teacher.
Mr.. Samuel Badal, native of Persia, ana
graduate of Drew Theological Seminary after
two years course of study, is now visiting
friends in Bloomsbury. As an independent
missionary he will return to Persia in Aug
uSt.
David Wenner, of Bendertown, who visit
ed Bloomsburg recently, a well man upon
his arrival, found himself scarcely able to
speak after spending short time here. He
caught cold in some unaccountable way
that for time rendered him almost speech
less. Some folks talk too much when they
come to town, but it was not SO with David
on this occasion.
County Treasurer J. X. Fowler, w. B.
Taylor, NJ. Ellenbogen, J. G. Wells, Frank
Ikeer, G. S. Robbins, J. r, Schuyler, ].
M. Clark, and many others, went down to
Northumberland on Tuesday to see high
water; and l.. Gross, Isaiah Hagenbuch and
others went to Milton, where they rode in a
boat in the main business street with the
water eight feet deep.