The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-11

Morris Ellenbogen has accepted a clerk
ship in the store of J. M. Gliding & Co.
Ernest Rice is filling the position Of stem
ographtr in the law office of Robert X.
Little Esq
The affable Mr.. N. Kindt, OF Wellivers-
vile, favored this Office with friendly call
on Saturday.
w. II. Brooke will move into F. M.
Everetts house on West street, when the
latter vacates it.
Cyrus Robbins of Asbury, was in town
last Saturday He was county commission.
er some years ago.
J. K. Leckard sailed from New York for
Cuba on Saturday, on business for the
Bloomsburg Car Co.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hoffman pleasantly
entertained invited friends at their home
last Saturday evening.
On Tuesday Miss Jennie Crist, of Pine
Summit, was the guest of her cousin Will L.
Crist, of the Daily"
Mr.. A. J. Evans, the clothier, who has
been sorely afflicted with dropsy for some
time, is still suffering from this malady.
Mrs. John Lawrence of Lewsburg, re-
turned home on Saturday last after a pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Selleck, music
dealers.
Joseph ?. Sands of Bowling Green, Ohio,
brother of c. l.. Sands of Mordansville, IS
spending the winter in Florida, for his
health.
In the list of pension certificates issued to
Pennsylvanians on December 10th we find
the name of Dennison Brink, of Blooms
burg.
Clyde c. Yetter, general agent of the New
York Life Insurance Co., has presented us
with beautiful calendar for 1895, for which
he has our thanks.
Mrs. Phillips, the popular caterer, and
her son Frank, are now visiting at Fingall,
Ontario, Canada. They expect to make a
rather extended visit.
S. A. Goodhue and T. B. Hanly ESQ.,,
attended the annual meeting of the Yale
Alumni Association at Wilkes Barre last
Saturday as guests.
w. A. Evert, through love and duty, spent
few days at Harrisburg and Williamsport
recently. 1t was an enjoyable trip of busi-
ness and pleasure combined.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Sloan, gave a very
nice birthday dinner on the 9th inst, the
occasion being the 18th birthday of their
interesting daughter, Miss Lois.
An enjoyable social gathering was that
given by Mrs. Elizabeth Dodson last Thurs
day evening to few friends. She had amply
arranged for their edihcation and for deli.
cious repast.
A young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward J. Stetler died last Saturday at the age
of years. Group was the ailment which
brought her young life to a close after very
brief attack.
Mr.. N. J. Hendershott, recently some
what indsposed, we are glad to report as
again able to take his meals regularly. A
little touch of grip touched him lightly dur
ing the unfavorable weather.
Thomas C. Kocher, Levi z. Kocher and
Rolandus Kocher, executors of the will of
James Kocher, deceased, Of Centre town.
ship, transacted business at the County seat
in connection with the estate on Saturday.
JIG. Wells went to Philadelphia. on Tues
day, and will be absent for several weeks,
taking special course in optics at the Medi-
co-Chrurgical Hospital. He will male a
speciality of the optical business. Lee Mar
tin has charge of the store during his alb
sence.
Miss Martha Bachman, of Shamokin, was
taken sick last week while visiting Mr. o.
b. Mellick at the Phillips Cafe Her limbs
having been paralyzed, Mr.. r. C. Buckalew
was engaged to carefully convey her on a
cot in sled to the depot. Being placed on
the cars and made as comfortable as possible
she was taken home. Word has since reach
ed here that she is no better.