The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-28
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

| w. w. Drnker of Scranton was among
the holiday visitors to the home circle
Norman Hendershott, who is attending
State College, is at home on a vacation
Clyde Sechler, of Danvile, was the guest
of Will Crist on Monday.
Mrs John S. Gilbert is spending a few
days in town with her relatives.
Barton John, Lehigh University senior,
is spending his holiday vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tyson are spending
the week in Brooklyn.
Montgomery Smith is home from Dickin.
son College, Carlisle, for brief visit.
Carlton Caswell is at home again. He
has been studying in Philadelphia.
l. J. Jamison is spending this week with
his family in New Columbus.
Edward Eyer, who is drug clerk in Phil
adelphia, was at home on a short vacation
Frank Bomboy Of Philadelphia, has been
visiting his mother at Espy this week.
Walter Barton of Hazeton, spent Christ
mas in Espy among relatives and friends.
VIM. Ernst, of Buckhorn, an old sub.
| scriber, gave us call on Saturday.
Hon. A. L. Fritz has been suffering with
a sore hand, but it is nearly we'll now.
Samuel II. Harman attended party at
Pittston on Wednesday evening.
Charles II. Lawall who is cerking in a
Philadelphia drug store, was at home for a
few days last week
Carl Writ is among the young students
who are at home on vacation. He is attend
ing school at Garden City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Neal and sons,
Robert and Harold, spent Tuesday in town.
Robert is student at Yale College.
Silas Young delivered number of nice
turkeys, ready dressed, in town, for Christ
mas dinners.
Mr.. Dorr, editor and proprietor of the
Berwick independent" dropped in upon us
on Saturday.
DIR. III. w. Buckingham of Phillipsburg,
spent Christmas with his mother and brother.
He is as hearty and as jolly as ever.
E. E. Durns, who was G.. w. Bertsch's
coat maker for several years, was visiting
friends here the past week.
DIR. J. G. Reifsnyder of Milton, was at
home over Christmas, with his mother, Mrs.
DR.. Willis.
Miss Martha Bachnan, sister of Mrs. o.
b. Mellick, while visiting the latter here,
has been quite i'll.
DIR. Arment will not remove to Philadel.
phia until he sells his property on Fifth
street, and will continue to practice medicine.
Mr.. D. B. Whtmire, of Orangeville, we
are pleased to class among our recent callers
and advance subscribers.
Charles Kelchner, stu lent at Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, is with his parents
this week.
Mr.. Elmer G. Brugler, of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, spent the holidays
with his mother and friends in Bloomsburg.
Messrs. Henry Barton and T. d. Robbins,
OF Lime Ridge, were in town on business on
Friday.
Thos. Cory Jr., who Is attending lectures
IN Pharmacy in Philadelphia, is with his
parents for a few days.
Alinas Cole, of Derr's, was in town last
Thursday. He is an old resident of Green
wood, and one of our old subscribers.
Hon. Thos. Chalfant of Danville, spent
few hours with Bloomsburg friends on Tues
day.
Mrs. William Leverett is spending this
week at home Mr.. Leverett was here on
Christmas, and will also spend next Sunday
here.
II. d. Manning has been visiting his
brother, William II. at Brighton, New York,
where the latter is an extensive and success
ful nurseryman.
Kent Hosler, son of Deputy sheriff w. N.
| Hosler, spent Tuesday in town with his
father, Kent is teaching school in Roaring
creek township.
Benjamin Wagner of Newlin spent few
hours in town on Monday, and will read his
newspaper for the coming year, knowing that
it is paid for.
B. F. Brobst of Hemlock was in town
with load of nice apples on Saturday. He
made arrangements to get the "World I"
twice week, with this paper, while here
Prof. Noetling will spend the holidays at
his home in Selnsgrove, Pa. Will return
to resume his duties at the Normal on jan
uary Ist, 1895.
Geo. Masteller of Hemlock township took
time on Friday to drop in our office and pay
us friendly call He will read his paper
for whole year in advance without fear of
being dunned for it.
Cyrus Robbins, of Asbury, was a visitor
at this Office on busines on Saturday. Being
of quiet disposition and afectionate nature,
he sadly mourns the recent loss of his loving
wife,
| Dr. A. Graydon sent out some very neat
holiday greetings to his friends on Monday.
They were photographs including his resi-
dence, scene on the canal and the words
"Holiday Greetings" and were his own
work.
Ben. Vannatta, Morris Broadt, Herve
Furman, Harry Wilson, Frank Derr, Boyd
Furman Henry Knorr, Thos. Moore, VIII