The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-05-18
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

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Mrs. DIR. S. b. Arment has been visiting
friends in Harrisburg.
Prof. Aldinger spent last Sunday at Kings
ton and Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, of Williamsport,
are among town visitors.
| Lawyer Scarlet of Danville, was a visitor
to Bloomsburg on Monday.
Miss Perley and Miss Foulke spent a few
days recently in Carlisle, Pa.
The Ladies' Whist Club met at Mrs. +.
G. Wells on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Brown has placed large canvas avn
ing at the front of his residence.
Frank Eyer's pony is to our fancy the
prettiest we have yet seen in town.
Among those attending court we mention
A. w. Diettrick of West Pittston.
David Walsh, Notary Public, of Centrala,
gave this Office a call on Thursday
Mr.. Policy Of the ID. L. & w. shops spent
Sunday in town visiting VIM. Christman.
George Yost, the popular Benton black
smith, was here on business OH Saturday.
Mr.. J. d. Hourey and wife, and Mr..
Thomas and wife, were visitors in town on
Sunday.
Mrs, p. E. Writ and Mrs. C. w. Funston
spent last week in Hazleton with Mrs.
Rodgers.
Mr.. Michael Beishline of Bendertown,
reached Blocmsburg on the morning train
on Saturday.
Mrs. John Culp, who has been sick for
some six weeks, is reported as making no
improvement.
Jocl,eon Knorr hrotbar of NNeeIo,, and FL;
Knorr of this place, was among visitors to
town on Monday.
G.. S. White, formerly manager of the
telephone exchange of Wilkes-Barre, visited
town last Saturday.
Mr.. Samuel K. Thomas is among the in
dustrious Bloomsburgers who are fixing up
about their homes.
Mrs. w. c. Leverett who has been visiting
here the past ten days, returned to Wilkes
Barre on Thursday.
Miss Wall of Virginia. is the guest of Miss
Bessie Kuhn. She is an accomplished mu-
sician and elocutionist.
VIM. Morgan, from Waterbury, Conn,
recently accepted place as caster in the
Bloomsburg Tube Works.
Rev. Heilman took twenty. FIVE mile
day for a visit to his old home near Muncy.
Miss Vida Miller entertained number of
her friends on Tuesday evening. Music and
Rotations were the features of the evening.
Ernest Britain, of New Columbus, came
TO town on the b. & S. on Monday, expect
ing to engage with Mr.. Mcbride, the painter.
b. Stohner, who for many years has been
looking after the accommodation of his
patrons, is building quite an addition to his
barn.
Paul Zaner, of Fowlersville, was recently
stricken with something like paralysis,
making his case rather serious in view of
his age.
Andrew Cramer was severely injured at
the car shops on Tuesday, as the result of
fall from the car on which he was at work
unloading
Louis Bernhard, jr., has finished a seven
months term of school.teaching at Nesco-
peck, and has returned home to pursue his
law studies.
Mr. Moses S. McHenry, of Saltwater,
gave this office business call on Friday
last. AS justice Of the peace this gentle
man is highly spoken of.
j. NJ. zimmerman, Esq, of Forks, was in
town last Saturday. He is an expert fisher.
man. and on Friday he caught trout fifteen
inches long near his store.
AS representative of the Odd Fellows
from Bloomsbury, Mr.. Z. NJ. Kester started
on Monday for the Grand Lodge which
meets at Altoona this year.
Martin Downs, an old subscriber of this
paper, who resides in this county, but re-
ceives his mail at Zion Grove, was in town
last Friday to pay his land tax.
Mrs. Stephen Dresher and daughter
Josephine of Saltwater, were in town last |
Saturday on shopping expedition. Miss
Josephine is an accomplished young lady.
District Attorney Garman, accompanied by |
Mr. Charles Campbell of the Register and |
Recorders office, Wilkes-Ba Barre, came to |
town in fine style on bicycles on Saturday.
Mr. Apple, proprietor of the Broadway
House OF Milton, Pa, gave us call on
Thursday. lie has arranged with Auctioneer |
Williams for sale of horses in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Runyon started on Mon
day for long trip overland with horse
and buggy. They will visit Elmira, Tyrone,
Troy, Watkins and other places, and will |
cover several hundred miles.
Horace Breeze, of Berwick, came here to
pay his mother a visit on Saturday. Mr..
Breeze is the General Secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association of Ber-
wick.
DIR. T.. w. NJ. Low, of Lime Ridge, whose
golden threads have blended into the silver
of his hair, dropped in upon us on Friday
recalling our youthful days and associates at
Stoneytown."
DIR. Good, who delivered an address be-
fore the Christian Endeavor Association in
Caawissa, on the nth inst, spent short
time in town visiting Rev. Brandt, of the
Reformed church.
John Zaner, now IS years old, was among
visitors to Bloomsburg on Monday morning.
lie came to consult DIR. Brown, the popular
optcian, in regard to fitting his eyes with
spectacles. The doctor referred to has every
facility to treat and care for the eye.
George c, Roam, the delegate from
Bloomsbury, representing Theta Castle Of