The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-12-27
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

DIR. Purman was in Northumberland last
Friday.
J.C. weigand, of Wilkes. Barre visited
relatives in this place last Friday.
J. b. Knittle Justice of the Peace from
Catawissa was in Town last Friday.
II. G. Sherwood attended to business
matters at Williamsport, last Friday,
Mrs. Me:gs, is visiting her son w.
Meigs on Iron Street
Morris Sloan, of Scranton, spent his
Christmas with relatives in town.
d. L. Swank, spent his Christmas with
his brother at Lancaster.
John Shipton, who is employed at Phila :
delphia, spent his Christmas at home.
Mrs. Martha Beaver, of Altoona, is visit
ing her brother a. l.. Hyssong.
Miss May Blue is spending her vacation
at her home on East Street.
Paul Shultz, who is sattendingth the Univers.
ty of Pennsylvania is at home for Christmas.
Z. b. Clark, of Holidaysburg, is visiting
his mother on Market Street.
Mrs. w. &. Levertt and daughter Anna,
are spending few days in Philadelphia.
Edward Meyer, an employee at the COL
UMBIAN Office spent Christmas in New
York.
Frank Sloan, of Baltimore, is visiting his
father on Market Street. He bears the
honors of his new Office very modestly.
Miss Catharine Young, who is teaching
school at Wilkesbare is among the number
who are spending their vacation at home.
s. A. Goodhue and wife, of Jamison City
were among the holiday shoppers on Mon
day.
Miss Mary Frymire, who is teaching
school at Watsontown, is spending the
Christmas vacation with her parents.
Rev. c. II. Brandt assisted in the Christ
mas service in the Reformed Church, at
Wapwallopen, Monday evening.
]. w. Hopper and family, of Newberry,
are visiting, Mrs. Hopper's father, George
Aurand, proprietor of the Central Hotel.
Frank Colley, who is taking musical
course at Philadelphia, is spending the holi-
day season with frionds in this place.
Rupert d. Leader who is student at
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, is home for
the holidays.
G. A. McKelvy has taken possession of
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hurst on Fourth Street.
Carl +. Writ, who is attending School at
Garden City, Long Island, is spending the
holiday vacation al home.
George Norman, who is attending the
State College, near Belltonte, is spending his
holiday vacation at home.
Geo. A. Buckingham, one Of the Justices
of the Peace OF Berwick, transacted business
at the County Seat last week.
John S. Williams always was lucky.
Ticket No. IS9 held by him drew the gun
which was CHANGED Off by C. W. MckeIVy
Jr.
The many friends of Rush Zarr Esq,
will be glad to learn that he is improving as
rapidly as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
Mr. and Mrs. William Leyertt, spent
Christmas with friends in town. lie return
ed Thursday, Mrs. Leyerett will remain
over New Year.
f. Freeman Boas, secretary of the Y. NJ.
C.. A. addressed the Mems meeting at Wal
Transport last Sunday. lie reports an inter-
esting meeting
Prof. Aldinger, who had his leg broken at
game of foot ball some time since has SO
far recovered as to be able to be on the
streets.
Iohn Gilbert and wife, of Philadelphia,
ate their Christmas dinner with William
Webb. They have many friends IN TINS
place who are always glad to see them.
DIR. G. l.. Reagan, of Berwick, Hon: w.
T Greasy. of Catawissa and Chandlee Ewes,
Of Millyille, were at the County Seat on
Monday, arranging the time for holding az
,icultural meeting in this County.