The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-22
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

MI. ana MIS- y. w. NCNelVy attended
party at Lewisburg on Wednesday evening.
Miss Josephine Nicely Of Shickshinny is
the guest of Mrs. G. w. Funston,
Miss Helen John, OF Bloomsbury, is visit.
ing Miss Cora Bird, Of Shamokin, Ia.
Editor Randall, of the Catawissa "Item,"
was in town on Tuesday.
DR.. Winner, C. N. Crcyc,inE and c. II.
Hover, spent Tuesday in Wilkesbarre.
Mrs. X. e. Neal Of Harrisburg, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Clarl; and family.
Miss Jessica Ferguson came home to visit
her parents last Thursday.
f. J. Bowman is engaged to deliver the
4th of July grafton at Millville.
Lewis Bernhard, IT,, is attending the Col
lege of Iiorology at Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Peacock attended the
Stakeholder wedding at Sunbury la st
week.
Judge Krickbaum spent last week visiting
relatives in New Jersey lie returned home
on Saturday.
Mr.. Clinton Creveling of Van Camp, we
observed among visitors to town on Satur-
day.
S. C. Yohey of Nescopeck, was in town on
Monday on legal business. While here he
added his name to our list of subscribers.
Mr. and Mrs L. T. Sharpless returned
from New York city on Tuesday, after an
absence of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Shoemaker are among
the bereaved ones, through the recent death
of their little daughter Lottie, aged two
months.
Harriet 3. sharplass, Of Bloomsbury,
faithful nurse during the war, has been
granted a nurses pension.
l.. NJ Creveling, of Van Camp. was n
visitor to town on Saturday looking aft er his
lumber business.
Henry c. Porter Of Towanda, member of
the Stat P'arr.1ceutical Examining Board,
was I'm oy, q few hours on business.
Nh and Mr.. FaircAild, of Bridgeport,
Conn, were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs p.
4. Writ last week.
Carl Writ has returned from Garden City,
where he is attending school for the summer
vacation.
Jackson Karns, an old comrade in the
hour of our country's trouble, was visitor to
town on Saturday last.
Miss Meek and Miss Musser of Milers-
burg, Pa, are visiting Mr.. George Musser of
Bloom sburg.
Prof Welsh went to Lock Haven on
Wednesdry where he IS one OF the examin-
ers at the Ceuu1, state Normal School this
week.
Will L. Crist received a beautiful
bouquet Of white magnolia flowers on Tues
day from his friend, Fred Ditzler, of De.
troit, Mich. They were large and very
fragrant.
Mr.. I'll Weaver, OF New Columbus, a
good and reliable mason, was engaged on
"Wednesday to assist in the building of the
piers Of the new bridge.
DIR u. J. Waller remained in town several
days after completing his labors as one Of the
examiners at the Normal. to see his friends
and attend to som. business interests.
Mrs. Metherell, of Scott Town, is report
ed As in dying conIitlo. with consumption,
her friends and relatives having been apprised
of her precarious condition.
D. S. Hartline formerly professor in the
manual training department ut the Normal,
but now student at Lafayette College is
here 10 SPEND commencement week at the
Normal.
w. NJ Monroe OF Rupert, attended the
funeral Of his cousin, Ross Rain, at Lacey
vile on Tuesday. Mr.. Rain died on Satur
day from a stroke Of paralysis. He resided
in Catawissl many years ago
J. Henry Cochran, Of Wiliamsport, was in
town few hour, on Tuesday. Mr.
Cochran has consented to the use of his name
as a candidate ior State Senator in this dis
trict and was here calling on his political
friends.
Mrs. J. F. Long, OF New Columbus, sus.
taincd an electrical shock during the storm on
Monday night. She was sitting in the draft
or open door of the hallway, when a sudden
fash Of lightning entered and rendered her
unconscious for short time. The house
sustained no injury.
Or. Geo. V. Mears and wife, of Fondulac,
Wisconsin, wers in town on Wednesday visit
ing friends, They We're both members OF the
class Of 1874 Al the Normal. The doctor
has been taking a special course in medicine
At JoAn5-IIopkius University. He has
large practice in Fondulac.