The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-11-29
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

family.
w. II. Slate went to Philadelphia Mon.
day to purchase his holiday goods.
Ellis Ewes of Milville transacted business
at the County Scat on Monday
F. I. Shultz and NJ. w. Maus, of Benton
transacted business at this Office last week.
E. w. Drinker of Wilkes. Barre spent last
Friday in town with friends.
Mrs. C. B. Chrisman visited her sister at
Wilkes-Baue last week.
Geo. L. Elwell Esq, transacted legal
business at Lewsburg last Tuesday
John p. Casey of Philadelphia transacted
business in this place several days this week.
w. II. Gilmore is entertaining his cousins
<Messrs. Thornbach and Krder Of Phila.
DIR. II. A. Bittner of Allentown is the
guest of c. w. Runyon.
Mrs. Freas Brown who has been spending
some time in Philadelphia has returned
home.
William Trowbridge started last Saturday
for Philadelphia where he will remain for
some time.
Frank Rogers, wife and children of Conk.
ling, N. y, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Mrs. f. w. Elwel of Towanda is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Neal.
She will return home Saturday.
c. NJ. Howell and wife, of Northumber-
land, visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Moore on
last Saturday.
Levi Cox, has vacated the property in
which he has resided for long time and
has moved into house on Seventh Street.
Mrs. Charles Haas of Berwick visited
friends in this place last Friday. She was
accompanied by her son-in-law and wife.
w. J. Correll and w. II. Gilmore went
TO Philadelphia on Monday. They combin.
ed business with pleasure.
Miss Eliza Hook of Buckhorn spent
several DAYS last week in this place as the
guest Of Mrs. II. +. Deiterck.
Martin Joyce and Miss Annie Lanyon,
who were married in New Jersey last Thurs
day have returned to this place. Their
future home will be in Philadelphia.
Eugene Carpenter and Morris Broadt
went to New York City Friday morning.
Incidentally they saw the Yale-Princeton
foot ball game.
Alvin Creveling, who has been employed
in the printing business at Philadelphia
transacted business at this office on last
Friday.
Rev. p. A. Heilman entertained his
mother Mrs. Abram Heilman last week
She was accompanied by her daughter and
Mrs. J. w. Baily.
Deputy Prothonotarv Freas Quick went to
Philadelphia Wednesday. He will witness
the game of football between University OF
Pennsylvania and Cornell.
]. c. Manning OF Pttston, has returned
home after spending several days with MS
uncle II. d. Manning on West Street. Mr..
Manning is one of the hustlng business men
Of that hustling borough.
Rev. G. NJ. Klepper of Catawissa was
noticed on the streets OF this place last
Saturday. He is an able divine, and is very
popular not only with his congregation but
with the entire community.
Anthony Alexander the porter at the TX.
change Hotel started Monday morning for
visit to his old home, New Market, Shenan.
doah Co.. Virginia. He will remain about
week.
]. S. South, who has had charge OF the
grocery department of the Leader, has ten
dered his resignation. He will spend some
time visiting friends in New Jersey and re-
turn to this place, to engage IN o'her
business.
Camden Mears who has been in New
York and Brooklyn in the interest OF his
washing machine and churn returned home
last week. He expects to move to the latter
named city next spring.
Franklin Schell Of Ringtown, called at
this Office Thursday and paid his suoscrip.
tion to July 1897. He is one OF our Oldest
subscribers not only in regard TO his age,
but also as to the length OF time he mas
taken the paper. He says he could not get
along without the COLUMBIAN.