The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-05
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Mr.. J. NJ. shew of Light Street is on the
sick list.
Carl Writ came home on Friday to spend
his Easter vacation.
DIR. J. G. Reifensnyder OF Milton, spent
Sunday in town.
Prof. I. w. Niles and family have gone to
Wilkes Barre to live.
Miss Dora Ringler is clerking at Snyder &
Magee Cos. store.
Mrs. Edward A. Rawlings is spending this
week in Philadelphia.
w. D. Henkle has resigned his position
in the " Sentinel office.
Harry Hess, son of Reuben Hess, is col.
lecting for the Daily"
Mrs. Jane Brown now occupies the prem
ises vacated by Harry Housel.
Miss Mary Frymire has completed her
term of school teaching at Saltwater.
Mrs. Alfred McIIenry of Benton was
among the visitors to town on Thursday.
Ex.sherif Samuel Smith of Saltwater
came down on Wednesday, on business.
DR.. Purman has moved from Northumber-
land to the Barkley property on Main street.
Harry House has moved from the rear of
the First National Bank to house in
Ralston's addition.
Elmer T.. Brugler who has been studying
Pharmacy in Philadelphia, has passed a
| creditable examination.
Thos. b. Hanly Esq, has moved his law
Office from Mrs. Ent's building to Peacock S
building on Market square.
Hon. |. X. Krickbaum was in town on
Saturday. So far as we can recollect, he is
the only living ex-associate judge in the
county.
Miss Louise Stuen, who has been visiting
at her uncles, Mr. Z. c. Wells, for some
weeks past, returned to her home in Athens
Pa. on Monday
A. d. Brader of Centre township spent
Saturday in town, and attended the commit
tee meeting. He also found time to pay US
pleasant call.
Clerk c. NJ. Terwilliger was confined to
the house several days last week with the
grip. He is able to be at his post again,
though not feeling well yet.
A petition has been circulated asking for
the appointment of Carl Bernhard as cadet
at West Point. He would make an excellent
soldier, and we hope he may get it.
Hon. w. T. Greasy was in town on Satur-
day. He says he is not sure about the pas
sage of his bill limiting railroad fare to two
cents mile, as there is some opposition to
it.
Commissioner J. G.. Swank was one Of
the numerous victims of the grip last week,
and was confined to his room at his hotel
for several days. He went home on Satur-
day.
Miss Bessie Kuhn returned home on Mon
day evening, after an absence of about three
hs She was visiting in Virg inia,
Washington, Philadelphia and Mauch
Chunk.
Geo. A. McKelvy has moved his residence
TO the ]. Wagonseller property on North
Main street, and N. J. Hendershott has
moved from his farm to rooms over Nc
Kelvy's drug store.
We have received word from Mr.. Charles
L. Kelchner, who has attended the Phila-
delphia College of Pharmacy, that he passed
his examination all right, receiving good
marks in every branch.
w. d. Beckley Esq, has returned from
Danville Sanitarium much improved in
health. He is delighted with the institution,
and with the treatment he received. In
thirty days he gained fifteen pounds in
weight.
Col. A. d. Seely's many friends were
glad to shake hands with him on Thursday.
He has been sick for some time and this was
his first visit to Bloomsburg in several
months We hope he may soon be restored
to complete health.
Mr.. l. J. Jamison, our valued assistant
for the past year, has temporarily ceased
work with us on account of i'll health We
shall be glad to learn of his early improve
ment and in case he does not resume his
position with US, we can most heartily re-
commend him as valuable man in any
newspaper office. He is industrious, con.
scientious, strictly moral in every respect,
and an HE uritar