The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-10-25
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

MISUNDERSTANDING ltNkSbuIJ iIdHSdNNIu
business at the County Seat on Saturday.
DIR. ]. II. Vastine of Catawssa, was
noticed on the streets last Saturday.
Frank Colley has returned from Pittsburg,
and will go to Philadelphia next Tuesday.
Mrs. Anstock transacted business at Cata-
wissa on Wednesday.
Benjamin Fry of Burr Oak, Michigan, is
visiting his cousin Mrs. Yost, at Rupert.
c.. Z. Yorks, of Central was noticed on
the streets Wednesday.
Miss. Lille Doak is spending this week
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kate Ale of Indiana, is visiting her
father Caleb Barton.
Charles Applegate, porter at the St. Elmo
broke his leg at the ankle on Tuesday.
Harry Mcbride spent last Sunday in town
visiting his parents.
Job Grassy of Berwick has been granted
reissue of pension.
J. L. Girton was sixty years old last Sun
day. He celebrated the event by having a
sumptous repast at his home.
A. c. Fowler, brother of County treasurer
Fowler returned to his home in Chadron
Nebraska last Tuesday.
i. II. Geary, Postmaster at Catawissa,
visited the County Seat Wednesday
morning on business.
Miss Mary Garrison Of Berwick, is visiting
her cousin Miss Agness Garrison, on Fifth
Street.
Charles Cadman will move next Tuesday
in the house Of Mrs. Lavina Shoemaker on
West Main Street.
Dist. Atty Hanly has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able TO be at
his Office part of the time.
Miss Annie Fornwald of Waller is visiting
her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Form.
valid on East Street.
Miss Leatha Lockard is visiting at Jane
son City, the guest Of her sister Mrs. S. A.
Goodhue.
G. E. Distelhurst of the Leader, returned
few days since from business trip tc New
York City.
John Gross VINO presides over Harry
Dieterich's restaurant, is taking a vacation.
He is spending it visiting friends in William
sport and Lock Haven.
w. II. Christian of Welliversville trans
acted business at this office Tuesday morn
ing. He is in attendance at the Institute.
F. Freeman Boas, Secretary of the Y. M.
c. A., went to Erie on Wednesday, to at
tend the State convention of that organiza.
tion. Mrs. Boas will visit relatives at Read
ing during the coming week.
Robert Hartman, the Eighth Street shoe
maker, has placed lamp near his shop. 1t
is a convenience not only to him, but to his
neighbors as well.
Hon. c. r. Buckalew and wife, returned
1oEa Nnn1ov ayeninU MIR.
Buckalew informs us that he left 4 tracking
snow there.
Russell f. Andreas, Of Wilkes Barre,
son-in-law of c. 7. Sloan, has been appoint
ed assistant paymaster of the Lehigh X
Wilkes Barre Coal Co.
County Commissione, UT did not attend
the Commissioners Convention at Meadville,
1t was attended by Commissioner Swank and
Clerk C. M. Terwilliger.
Mrs. George S. Robbins, gave O'clock
tea last Friday at her handsome residence
ON Normal Hill in honor of Mrs. J. 4.
vanatta, of Lewistown.
C b. Jackson, Esq, of Berwick, and w.
IL. Rhawn and C. A. Small Esqs., OF Cata-
wissa, transacted business at the Court
House on last Saturday.
Terry Geese who went to Atlanta, Georgia
{ few weeks since, has returned He has
not very good idea of the South or its
people.
J. A. Karns, one Of the oversesrs Of the
Poor of Fishingcreek Township, transacted
business at the COLUMBIAN office on Satur-
day.
Miss Jennie Long, an estimable young
lady of Nanticoke, is visiting relatives and
friends in Town. She gave this office
pleasant call on Saturday morning OF last
week.
II. d. Smith of Jerseytown, transacted
business at this Office on Monday. He is
employed by the p. & K. Rail Road Com
pany at Wiliamsport and at present is home
on vacation.
Wilson NJ. Gearhart, Thomas Chaliant'
Postmaster Of Danville, and Editor OF the
Danville Intelligence James Scarlet
Esq, and William J. Baldy, ESQ.,, OF the
same place attended the funeral OF Hon.
William Elwell on last Friday.