The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-14
BRIEF MENTION
tbou. People You Know.

Miss Gladys Beach, of Philadelphia is the
guest of Miss Maude Runyon.
Louis Lowcnbcrg carries his left hand in
a sling, felon being the cause thereof.
Mrs. Eber Brown, OF Lightstreet, is again
at home after brief visit to Watsontown.
S. A. Goodhue, of Jamison City, was a
visitor in Bloomsburg on Monday.
Editor Tubbs of Shiclsshinny, has pur.
chased bicycle.
Dr. G. Stuart Kirby and wife, of Mauch
Chunk, spent Sunday in town with relatives.
J. G. Wells went to New York on Monday
to buy goods.
Mr.. P. Mourey, Of Strawberry Ridge, was
seen on our streets on Monday.
Editor Smith, of the Benton "Argus" was
caller on Monday.
Editor Potter, of the Milyille Tablet"
was visitor at the county seat on Tuesday.
Prof. J. G. Cope returned from West
Chester on Saturday, having been delayed
week by illness.
Hurley Sands, Of Buckhorn is now resi-.
dent Of Bloomsburg, having recently engaged
as clerk with 1. Maier.
The present address Of Miss Agnes Van
derslice, is SI7 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
c. F. Knapp went to Rochester on Wed.
nesday and will be absent until next week,
on insurance and masonic business.
Mrs. S. l.. Mcbride, whose eyes have
been under treatment for some time, is now
in somewhat Of an improved condition.
Mrs. Clark Calender, of Cambria, who
has been i'll for some time is no better at the
present writing.
Mrs. Jonathan Traub, who had been alb.
sent for few days visiting Scranton friends,
is again at home.
Messrs. Snyder, Fleckenstine, Irwin and
Deighmiller of this town, and MIR. Essick,
of Reading shot sixty shore snpe along the
river last week Thursday.
Mr.. Blaker, Of Greenwood, more familiar.
ly known as General Blaker," the political,
gave The COLUMBIAN a friendly call on
Monday.
B. F. Edgar, x.Commissioner, was
Bloomsburg visitor on last Saturday. Be-
| cause Of his friendly disposition he is man
| Of many friends.
Ex-Commissioner Rittenhouse and wife,
passed through town on Saturday on their
way to Saltwater, where they spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Edgar.
Mrs. Gliding is so much improved in
health that she walked up on Tuesday even.
| ing to see the decorations in the store, and
hear the music little while.
Mrs. Dreisbach, of Jersey City, who has
been visiting friends about Bloomsburg, re.
turned to her home on Wednesday by way
OF Wapwallopen, where she will first visit a
daughter.
Mrs. H. L. Goss and Mrs. P. l.. Hart.
man, of Cambria, started for Colon, Mich,
on Monday morning. Mrs. Goss will spend
the fall and winter in the west.
Miss Emma Caswell, who recently took
an extended visit up the West Branch, re-
turned home on Wednesday accompanied by
Mrs. Mira Caswell Bubb.
]. NJ. Staver, who is connected with the
Woolen Mill industry of Bloomsburg, and
who was absent from home buying up stock
for their mill for several weeks, returned on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Daniel Edgar, of Orangeville, re.
turned home OH Monday after attending the
funeral OF Mrs Susanna Sucker at Still
water, on Saturday. Mrs. Sucker died of
consumption after a lingering illness.
Prof. ]. NJ. Coughlin and family are spend.
ing the summer at their homestead
at New Columbus The family is
stronger than when it came to the coun.
try. The recent arrival of new boy is
where it gets its additional strength from.
l.. M. Creveling and Nathan Dreisbach,
Of Van Camp, were among town visitors and
callers at this Office ON Monday. These
gentlemen were subpnned upon matters
pertaining to the audit of the John Rhinard
estate.
Mr.. Boas, the new Secretary of the Y. M.
c. A. Of Bloomsbury. was the recipient of
marks Of respect in shape of farewell re-
ception on the part Of home friends in Read
ing, Pa, but more particularly the Berks
County Christian Endeavor Union, for whom
and with whom he labored before coming