The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-04-06
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

recent visit to Shickshnny.
Mr. Eli Knorr took trip to Espy behind
his handsome iron-grey horse on Thursday.
Rev. w. c. Leverctt spent last Sunday in
| New York.
+. ID. Dentler went to Boston on Wednes.
day to see the firm that he will travel for.
Mr.. N. w. Barton, weIregret to report, is
sick in bed.
Mr.. J. L. Wolverton's family also have
the measles.
c. G. Peacock Esq. spent several days in
Philadelphia this week.
r. w. Oswald purchased bicycle of 7.
X. Schuyler on Wednesday. He hopes 10
be able to learn to ride it some time.
Mrs s. NJ. Runyan is still at Terseytown,
attending her sick mother, Mrs. Lowrey.
There were just 43 for dinner at Mrs.
VIM. Beers on her moving day. Verify
three moves are equal to one burn out.
The 1.-THE step and wide awake expression
of Judge Ikeler indicate that he is not yet
beyond the prime of life.
Mrs. Charles Jamison and young daurhter
OF Lime Ridge, paid Mrs. Eli Knorr visit
recently.
Mrs. VIM. Beers is among those who
moved this year. She may be found on Main
street, just below the railroad.
J. Preston Yorks of Jackson township has
entered Dickinson Seminary at Williams.
port to take special course.
II. S. Pohe is away on a trip for the Fur.
niture Company. He will visit Baltimore,
Washington, and other cities.
Daniel Morris Of Numidia was in town ON
n Ip tg h.,1, 4
and enjoys meeting his Bloomsbury friends
Joseph Weiss, of Lime Ridge, was recent
town caller, visiting his son-in.law II. w.
Gigger.
That third story that William Gilmore is
putting on his house just tops it off in grand
style.
Mr.. Dimmic Warner, of Jamestown, we no.
ticed among those from abroad paying our
town visit.
Mr. N. II. Seward, lumberman, from
Coles Creek, gave town short visit on bus
iness.
Mr.. Floyd Hess of the Normal School
has resumed his studies after brief visit
home at Register
Mr.. b. F. Edgar we also noticed on the
streets and in his usual good humor, though
he frequently cries--sales.
And DIR. Mckelvy and Johr Grotz, we are
pleased to notice, are still among the few old
landmarks left in Bloomsburg.
Th characteristic cough of the young
daughter Of Wesley Knorr places her among
the victims Of measles,
We notice that the genial Cooney Girton
is some stouter than he was some 30 years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. III. Rhoads lost their
title daughter Elsie, five years old, last Sun
day morning. They reside on eighth street
Mrs. Julia Waller. Miss Laura Waller, and
Mrs. NJ. II. Mckinney are at old Point Com
fort, Virginia.
Miss Nellie Ent is filling the position of
clerk in the Office of Register and Recorder
c. b. Ent.
A. ] Derr and his father, the venerable
Tram Derr of Jackson, were in town on bust
ness on Monday.
]. P. Fritz of Jamison City is conducting a
meat market at that place. He was in town
on Monday and purchased a big stock of
beef.
Isaiah Bower, one of Berwick's prominent
and substantial citizens, spent n few hours in
Bloomsburg on Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Derr, the genial clerk Of the St
Elmo, took an airing on his bicycle on Tues
day.
Mr. A. W. Jones, of the firm of Jones &
Walter, moved his family to Bloomsburg
last Tuesday.
Miss Letha Dieterich, whose vaccination
made her quite sick, we are glad to report
as much improved.
Alfred Grotz left last Saturday for Car
Isle, Pa. He takes position with Choate,
photographer.
Mrs. B. +. Armstrong went to Pitts,on on
Monday to attend the funeral of an uncle
VINO lived there.
Postmaster Mercer's vaccination took so
we'll that his sore arm confined him to his
bed from last Saturday until Wednesday.
d. A. Bcckley, who was injured by fall
some months ago, is still suffering from the
effects of it. and is undergoing treatment in
Philadelphia hospital.
Mr.. /. X. Rupert, wife and daughter, of
Miflinville, were in Bloomsbury this week
visiting friends. Mr.. Rupert is the agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad at Greasy station.
Mr.. Jones of Jamestown, one of the firm
Of Jones & Walter, is now here and in good
| SHAPE ~ SlOS TIC SilOClSSS unQ cure IOI Tie
soles of the soleless.
We are pleased to observe in the land of
the living Mr.. Beam Hostler, who tips the
beam when heavy weight is on the other
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Among the little ones having the measles,
and therefore in fashion, we must also mem
tion Miss Loie Sloan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sloan.
Among the more familiar faces of away
back we must mention Jacob Heller, Thomas
Webb, Isaiah Hartman, Joseph Sharpless
and VIM. Gilmore.
Mrs. Frederick Hartman, an aged lady
living at New Columbus, was stricken with
paralysis on the 2Sth of March. She was
buried at Pine Grove OH the 4th Of April.
Mr.. Churchill, superintendent of the
Chewing Gum factory has rented Mrs.
Smiths house on Third street, recently va
Gated by J. G.. Wells, and will move his
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