The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-07-23
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Mrs. S. F. Reynolds is visiting friends at
Factoryville.
Miss Kendig of Lancaster, is the guest of
Miss Lila Sloan.
NJ. l.. Kline and family are visiting
friends at Hughesvile
Miss Dora Niles Of Wilkes. Barre is visit
ing the family Of NJ. P. Lutz.
Miss Clara Greasy, of Fifth Street, srent
several days at Lake Wynola.
Mrs. Chaplin and daughter, of Michigan,
are visiting friends in this place.
Miss Ida Manning who has been sick for
some time is slowly convalescng.
Mrs Ellen Price, of Danville, is visiting
her sister Mrs George Ferguson.
Prof. J. G. Cope and family are spending
their vacation at West Chester, Pa.
Miss Mary Mcbride, of Cape May, n. l.,
is spending her vacation in this place.
+. ]. Flynn Esq, of Centrala transacted
business at the County Seat on Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Stoddard of Orangevile, is
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
J. P. Hill, of Jamison City transacted
business at the County seat on Saturday.
Mrs. Enos Jacoby who has been visiting
relatives in the West has returned home.
DR.. McReynolds visited relatives at the
State Hospital near Ashland last Friday.
Charles Unangst Esq, and wife, of N ew
York City, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Mrs. J. p. Harmon, of Wilkes Barre,
visited friends in this place few days this
week.
Dr. Graydon and wife entertained a mum.
Der Of their friends with lawn party last
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Patterson of Brooklyn is
spending few weeks with Rev. and Mrs. l.
NJ. Patterson.
Rev. d. N. Kirkby will take his vacation
next month. The church will be closed
during his absence.
Rev. and Mrs. d. N. Kirkby will enter.
tain the choir of ST. Paul's church at the
Rectory this evening.
Senator Cochran, OF Wiliamsport, has
taken party Of Pennsylvanians in his pri-
vate car to the far northwest.
Stephen Baldy, proprietor, and John Ellis
manager of the Broadway Store are in New
York purchasing new stock of goods.
Charles B. Lutz is spending his vacation
in a novel and pleasant manner. He will
do his travelling with horse and buggy.
The Misses Hendershott and Miss Jami-
son of Washington, d. c., are visiting the
family Of II. w. Sloan on Market Street.
w. o. Holmes has gang of men at work
remodeling and repairing the hot water
apparatus of William Masters at Millyille.
c. II. Dickerman, of Milton, and a can
didate for congress was in town last Thurs
day attending to business in connection with
the car works.
Miss Martha McNnch who is studying
for trained nurse in Philadelphia is
spending few days with her mother on
Fourth Street.
J. w. Mather, Of Rohrsburg, a graduate
OF the Toronto Veterinary College has
located in this place, and opened an Office at
the Central Hotel.
Miss Maude Patterson is expected home
from England next Friday, after an absence
of year. Miss Eleanor Patterson will
remain abroad until fall.
Prof. c. H. Albert left on Friday to at
tend to Institute work in Ohio. The first
one will be held at Bellefontaine, and the
next one at Springfield.
DR.. G. ii. Welliver, of Berwick, who
succeeds DIR. Winner in the Veterinary
practice has arrived in town and can be
found at the Exchange stables.
J. A. Scott, of Milton, was in town on
Monday. He is employed in the railway
mail service and has many friends in this
place who are always glad to see him.
DR.. ]. 4. John, has moved to Bloomsburg
and opened an office on West Main Street
above Leonard. He is graduate of the
Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.
F. B. Hartman after prolonged sickness
4 is able to be on the streets again. His
many friends were glad to greet him and
hope for his complete restoration to health
Hud Kline, one Of the popular Democrats
OF Berwick was in town Monday and Tues
day OF this week. He had the misfortune of
falling and injuring his back some time
n since.
Mrs. NJ. II. Clark and daughters, Misses
Mary aud Martha, will go to Spring Lake,
N. j., on Saturday to spend several weeks
with Mrs. r. c. Neal who has cottage
there.