The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-07-13
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

Profs. Cope, Dennis and Detwiler rode
| from here to West Chester on their bicycles.
Miss Natalie J. Foulke is now visiting
| Philadelphia friends.
Miss Schwat of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs.
| J. NJ. Gliding on East street.
Miss Louise Hutchison will sing solo at
| St. Paul's church on Sunday morning.
Miss Sadie Cofman IS spending a week in
Wilkes-B Barre visiting relatives.
Mr.. A. b. Tyson is now in New York en-.
joying an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neal are soiourning at
New Philadelphia.
c. c. Peacock went to Philadelphia Mon
day night.
Mrs. VIM. Chrisman and daughter spent
Saturday among friends at Jamison City.
Mrs. Joseph Shaffer was recent visitor
to Cabin Run, visiting her father, A. c.
Hagenbuch, who resides there.
Mrs. Crist, the aged and respected mother
Of Will. l.. Crist, who is engaged on the
"Daily," is in very feeble condition.
Mr.. Benjamin Johns, Normal graduate,
we notice has already got into position as
teacher at Mocanaqua, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Slate are boarding
at the Exchange Hotel until their new house
is completed.
Miss Martha Meyer is the owner of
handsome driving outfit, consisting of pony
and phaeton.
Mrs. L. T. Sharpless is now entertaining
Misses Hattie and Laura Robbins OF
Wilkes Barre.
Minnie Penman and Ccrtic Hover will
represent Bloomsburg in the Cincinnati
Christian Endeavor Convention.
Among visitors to Bloomsbury from
abroad, we mention Miss Edna Roup and
Miss Emma Gerringer, of Danville.
Miss Louise Hutchison of Kingston, and
Miss Josephine Nicely of Wilkes. Barre, are
the guests OF Mrs. c. w. Funston.
Mrs. Almira Kellam, of Elizabeth CITY.
n. ]. is now among friends and relatives in
the country.
Miss Jean Waller now takes her young
friends out riding with burro and cart
The motive power is adorned with russet
harness.
Miss Ida Miller and Miss Anna Faust,
day with her cousin, Miss Cora Miller, on
Mrs. II. L. Goss, of Cambria, who recently
sustained injuries from falling down the back
steps at her home, is now fairly convalescent
we are pleased to report.
+. NJ Pealer, of Van Camp, accompan-
led by his brother-in law, Mr.. Cramps, Of
California, were among town visitors on last
Saturday.
Mrs. c. S. Williams and son Harry, of
Harrisburg, who have been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Brad J. Russell, returned to
her home on Thursday of this week.
Esquire Eirlenan, of Benton, we noticed
among town visitors on Monday. Mr.. Hirle-
man is in the somewhat animated race for
sheriff.
Mrs. Sanford Runyan has returned to
Jerseytown to visit her parents. Mr.. Runyan
is the gentlemanly and efficient help engaged
by Cummings & Verdy in their chewing gum
factory on Market street.
Prof Albert will be occupied all this
month in conducting institutes. lie is now
in Anderson, South Carolina, and will go to
Seneca and Columbia in the same state, and
to Asheville, North Carolina.
Mr.. =. F. Writ, who in his younger days
discovered that the pen is mightier than
the sword" is now able to 90 abroad and en-.
Joy practical demonstration of the fact while
country editors are still wrestling with this
same idea in vain.
Mrs. DIR. Ileler and her two daughters
from Three Rivers, Mich, accompanied by
two lady companions, Miss kebecca Ikeer
and Miss Moore, of Normal Hill, favored
the COLUMBIAN with a friendly call on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. lkeler and her
husband, the Doctor, have many friends and
relatives in Columbia and Luzerne counties