The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-11-16
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

E Z. Caldwell is employed at the Novelty
Works.
c. d. Kendig has removed from Berwick
to Kingston.
Mr.. Frank P. Eyer paid Pottsville friends
a recent visit.
Doctress Honora Robbins is entertaining
Miss Lizzie Schuyler.
Mr.. John wagonseller we regret to report
as being on the sick list.
Prof. Albert, of the Normal, is now abroad
engaged in Institute work.
w. A. Evert, Esq, took run to Harris.
burg on business on Monday.
Rev. Seth Creveling, of Town Hill, was
Bloomsburg visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. c. W. Miller is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Melick, son-in-law and daughter.
Miss Pennepacker, of Philadelphia, il.
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. s. Rishton.
Mr.. D. r. Gordner, of Hughesville, was
among visitors to Bloomsbury on Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Schock and Mrs. c. Watson
McKelvy are spending the week in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Elizabeth Maize of Williamsburg,
Blair county, is the guest of Miss Annie
Woods.
Miss Edna Ewes, of Millville, student at
the Normal, spent last Sunday among friends
at home.
Mr.. J. Nuss, of the milling firm of J.
B. Nuss & Co., Mainville, was in town on
Tuesday.
Justice Jacoby, on Thursday last, linked
for life Mr. Robert Long and Miss Martha
Whitmyer.
Mr. and Mrs John Kelchner spent Sun
day in Shickshinny as the guests of Mr.. II.
l.. Kelchner.
Isaiah Holter's are entertaining their
daughter and husband, MIR. and Mrs. Berry,
Of Canada.
Miss Minnie Everett recently entertained
as guests, Miss Marguerite Reeber and Miss
Carrie Redeker
Miss Jennie Sayres, of Millersburg, has
been visiting Miss Della Geisnger, at Espy,
during the past week.
VIM. II. Slate, the popular book and
newsdealer of Bloomsburg, spent few days
in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Oscar Alexander, and Miss Esther
Cohen are visiting friends in Nanticoke,
Pittston and Wilkes Barre this week.
We are pleased to report the gradual inn
provement of Mrs. NJ. L. Sloppy, who has
been sorely afflicted with rheumatism.
As on the sick list we mention Miss Eliza
Logan, Harry Aurand, Benjamin Burr, Mrs.
/. S. Kuhn, Mrs. Charles Vanderslice.
Elmer E. Mears and family moved on
Tuesday from Bloomsburg to Brooklyn, N.
Y, where they will reside in the future.
J. NJ. Dewitt and family have moved from
Jamson City to Bloomsburg. They reside in
one of Mr.. Ratti's houses on Sixth street.
Prof. Aldinger, of the Normal, took
recent trip to Trenton, N. ]. The professor
is watching up football points right sharp.
DR.. Welsh, the very popular Principal of
the Bloomsburg Normal School, is always
on the alert in educational matters. Besides
his many duties faithfully attended to at
home he frequently goes abroad.
Col. Freeze, L. S. Wintersteen, X. r.
Little, Geo. p. Tustin, Frank Ikeler, A. L.
Fritz, T. J. Vanderslice and William Magill
spent Monday in Benton, being interested
in lawsuit in the Hume estate.
On last Thursday afternoon Mr.. Ralph
Hartman and Miss Lille Keller went to
Berwick with two minds with but single
thought, and presently they left there with
two hearts that beat as one, being married.
We are much pleased to report the i'm
proving condition of our respected townsman
Mr.. Amos Buckalew. His afectionate and
attentive wife now expresses her conf.
dence in his speedy recovery. Mr.. Bucka-
lew has had long and dangerous siege of
so much so in fact as to make his
recovery extremely doubtful to all.