The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-12-20
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Col Jamison spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Lizzie Gerard is assisting at the
Broadway.
Rev. U. Myers, of Catawissa, was noticed
on the streets last Tuesday.
Levi Stamm and family, expec, to move
10 Reading in a few days.
Louis Bernhard and f. H. Harrar went
10 Harrisburg on last Friday.
Miss Helen Warner is engaged as a clerk
in the jewelry store of Hess Bros.
James Stamm has gone to Reading where
he::will read medicine with his uncle.
Daniel Bryfogle attended the sessions Of
the state grange at Williamsport last week.
Mr.. J. S. Roys, of Lyons, New York is
visiting his son, J. Z. Roys, the Jeweler.
Sheriff McHenry has been confined to his
home this week on account of sickness.
c. r. Parker has been appointed Post
master at Serene.
Miss Anna Logan, is employed as an addi.
tional clerk at the Broadway.
Mrs. L. b. Krum, has returned from
visit TO friends in Michigan.
Harry Steward, an assistant Of Louis
Lyons, is confined to the house by sickness.
C. w. McKelvy has been appointed book.
keeper for the Bloomsburg Furniture Com.
pany.
John w. Kreamer of Rohrsburg, has
been granted a renewal and increase of
pension.
Miss Eura Williams is filling the position
of clerk in the confectionery store of Bush
and Malfaiera.
Miss Mary Fornwad, has been employed
as an additional clerk by |. G.. Dietrich.
She makes valuable assistant.
William Kline, of the McHenry House,
Benton, transacted business at the County
Seat on Monday.
Deputy Prothonotary Quick is going
skating on Sunday.
Rev. w. G. Ferguson, of Harrisburg,
visited his daughter Mrs. L. B. Tustin,
during the present week.
J. +. Roys, who purchased the jewelry
business of J. G.. Wells, has rented one Of
l.. b. Tustin's new houses on Market Street.
Charles Haas and B. f. Sponenberg, two
of the representative men of Berwick were at
the County Seat on Tuesday. They came
down behind pair of flyers.
Miss Marks, is now filling the position of
telegraph operator at the Western Union
Office, Miss Dugan having been transferred
to a similar position at East Orange, New
Jersey.
Miss Margaret La Gorce of Washington,
ID. c., has been visiting her cousin Miss
Marks, of the Western Union telegraph
office. Miss La Gorce is graduate of the
Normal.
William Sterling, of Columbus, Ohio,
arrived in town on Tuesday. His family
have been visiting relatives in this place for
some time. They will remain until after
the Holidays.
Gordon Goodman, who has been employed
as clerk at the Farmers Produce for long
time, has resigned his position and will fill a
similar position in his fathers store in
Schuykill County.
/. d. White, the efficient manager of the
Bloomsburg Store Company, celebrated in a
fitting manner, his fortieth birthday last
Tuesday. His daughter Mary was seven
years old the same day.
DIR. Elizabeth Reifnyder, who has charge
of hospital at Shanghai, China, spent
several days last week with her sister, MRS
w. l.. Eyerly. She has been ten years in
that country and has been very successful IN
her work.
Mr.. Geo. White of Tunkhannock spent
Monday in town, visiting his daughter, Mrs
]. L. Roys. He is engaged in the monu
ment and mausoleum business. The Hum
mel monument at Alton came from hi
factory.
Miss Efie Wagner, who has been spend
ing several months in this place, left Tor he
home at Muncy Station last Tuesday, sh
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Georg
Wilson. Miss Wagner, by her altable man
ners made many friends during her sta
among us.