The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-08-31
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.


business in Bloomsbury on Saturday.
Squire Gibbons, of Benton, was a caller
at the county seat OH Saturday.
Mrs. II. II. Grotz came home from Eag les.
mere last week greatly improved in health.
N. p. Moore, Esq, of Buck Horn, was in
town on Monday
S. d. Neyhard took a trip to Philadelphia
on Tuesday
Mrs. J. II. Stecker is entertaining Miss
Minnie Heacock, of Millville.
F. c. Williams spent couple Of days in
Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. McKelvy returned d
home srom Spring Lake last Saturday.
Howard Traub is visiting relatives in
Scranton.
We noticed Rohr McHenry of Benton, up
on the streets of Bloomsburg on Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Mf'jn is entertaining Mrs.
Theodore Heck Of Shamokin.
Miss Lucy Jacobs is entertaining Miss
Martha Young and Miss Mabel Cope.
Miss Ella and Lizzie Brobst are still
abroad visiting friends at Sunbury and else
where.
Miss Nora Harvey, of Fairmount Springs,
was among the excursionists to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. p. +. Writ, son and daughter, have
been spending several weeks at Spring Lake,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Neal, Of Harrisburg,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Bloomsburg
relatives.
Miss Martha Stulen, of Athens Pa, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. c. Wells.
Guy Jacoby, Esq, took advantage Of the
excursion on the 23d, to make a business
trip to Philadelphia.
Ernest Rice is employed in Harrisburg
with Adriance, Platt & Co., manufactures of
harvesting machinery.
Mrs. Eber Brown, of Lightstreet, was
visitor Of her mother, Mrs. VIM. Beers, on
Saturday, while enroute to Montgomery, Pa.
Mrs. Shoemaker, late Of Buckhorn, and
Miss Hess, of Lewisburg, were recent guests |
of Mrs. VIM. Beers.
Mr.. Irving Lex, of Philadelphia, came to
Bloomsbury on Tuesday last. He is visiting
relatives at the residence of J. II. Kesty.
Rev. A. A. MARBLE, of Norrstown, spent
a few hours in town on Monday, calling on
relatives.
Geo. NJ. Lockard and wife attended the |
Grangers' picnic at Williams Grove this
week.
Mr.. M. l. Low, of Lime Ridge, was
among the Monday morning passengers
coming to Bloomsbury on the b. & S. from
up the creek.
l. w. Hartman and Geo. +. Elwell have
been summoned to appear at Williamsport
on Monday, September sd, as jurors in the
United States Court there in session.
Mrs. S. C. Greasy is entertaining Miss
Nellie Bruner and Miss Martha Stulen, the
former from Muncy and the latter from
Athens.
Prothonotary G. M. Quick and wife, and
next sheriff, J. B. McHenry and wife, were
among those who went on the excursion to
Atlantic City on the 23d
Dorrance Harvey, of Fairmount Springs.
was caller at the COLUMBIAN Office on
Saturday. Having missed the noon train he
took his departure for home in the evening.
Mr.. Boas, the new secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A., has in Mr.. Kesty yonng assistant
we'll qualified for his position, both in polite.
ness and affability of disposition.
G. P. Ringler, w. IL. Housed and Prof.
Dennis left here on Tuesday, the 2Ist, on
their bicycles, for Philadelphia, reaching
there on the 24th. Prof. Dennis left them
at Hatboro to visit Prof. Detwiler.
Mrs. M. L. Shpley who with her three
children has been spending several weeks
with her parents Mr.; and Mrs. William
Neal, returned to her home in Ohio on
Tuesday.
A. J. Harder, assistant State secretary of
the Y. M. c. A., who came here to look
after the interests of the association, took
his departure for other fields of labor on
Friday.
Mr.. John Keller, of Orangeville, called in
upon us on his way home from Atlantic City
and Philadelphia. While in Philadelphia he
visited his son Clarence who learned his
trade in this Office.
DR.. T. S. Chaplin, Of Berwick, President
OF the Epworth League, was in town on
Wednesday. He was caller at the CoLUM-
BIAN office and also at the rooms of the Y.
| M. c. A..