The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-11-22
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Sunday with friends.
Miss Name Gruver spent last Sunday
with friends in Northumberland.
Miss Helen Cleaver of Reading is visiting
her sister Mrs. +. Freeman Boas.
DR.. d. II. Montgomery of Miflinvile was
noticed ON the streets last Monday.
r. NJ. Dawson, is occupying the new house
he recently erected on Market Street.
Miss Martha Bachman of Shamokin is
visiting her sister Mrs. o. b. Mellck
lanes Staver of the Wooden Mill transact.
ed business at New York Citythis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P, Frymre spent Sum
day with Rev. J. NJ. Steck at Pottsgrove.
James Scarlet Esq, of Danville transact
ed business at the County Seat last
Saturday.
Hon. +. NJ. Tewksbury of Catawissu
transacted business at the County Seat on
last Friday.
I. S. Wilson and wife are spending some
time at Philadelphia. They went down on
Wednesday.
William Coleman has secured position
at Patterson, New Jersey, and his family
has moved there.
w. b. Taylor is happy. A boy arrived
at his home on last Sunday. Segars
are now in order
Mrs. Freas Brown is Wis iting in Phila-
delphia. She is accompanied by Miss Raw
lings, Mrs. and Miss John.
Mr.. Clay Hartman, of vii Transport was
.at;,al hs n FeXy 1ayc since He
formerly resided in this place.
Rev. U. Myers and Representative Creasyt
were Catawissians who transacted business n
the County Seat on Monday.
Miss Efie Womelsdorf, an estimable
young lady of Danville, spent Saturday and
Sunday in town visiting friends.
George B. Swank, postal agent on
the New -Pttsburg route, was caller
at this office Tuesday morning.
Miss Carrie Fleckens,ine has accepted a
clerkship in the store of !. G. Deiterick.
She is a very capable assistant.
Fred Holmes, of the Farmers National
Bank, has been confined to his home
part Of this week with quinsy.
Miss Lily, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes I.anyon, is confined to her home
on account Of sprained ankle.
Mrs. w. F. Sterling of Columbus, Ohio
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Laycock, on Centre. Street.
Mrs. Lydia Ferguson, who had fall
some time since is still quite i'll at the resi-
dence of her son James at Port Noble.
ofr rooh,, called NJ this
Office Wednesday afternoon, and had his
name entered on our subscription list.
Rev. G. II. Brandt and Elder o. w
Cherrington attended special meeting OF
Chassis held in Danville on Monday Novem-
her 18th.
w. II. Hidlay and ID. A. Greasy, who
spent several days at the Atlanta Expo
sition, returned home on Saturday. They
are pleased with the trip.
Rev. A. Houtz of Orangeville was in town
few minutes early Wednesday morning
He was on his way to attend the klinetop-
Bender wedding at Berwick.
WI. Manning of Brighton, New York,
is in this county transacting business, lie
has large interest here. Mr.. Manning is one
Of the successful nursery men OF the country
Daniel Singley of Beaver Valley gave this
Office pleasant call on Monday. Mr.; sing
ley is one of our Oldest subscribers, having
taken the papers ever since it was under the
control of Col. Tate.
Editor Randall of the "News Item" was
at the County Seat Tuesday evening he
publishes one of the newest, spicy papers
that comes TO our Office, and the people OF
the South side show their appreciation oil III
by giving it liberal support.
James Scarlet Esq, District Attorney
zimmerman and Hon. John Gernnger' o.
Danville, attended to business IN TINS
place on Tuesday. We are inioTmeo
that Lew Title and William Baldy, ESQ.,
are trying their hand at the game III
the South.