The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-05-21
BRIEF MENTION.
About People you Know.


Col. John Jamison spent Sunday with his
family.
Miss Irene Monroe, of Rupert, is visiting
friends at Reading.
Mrs. p. G. Miller and son are visiting rea-
lives at Pittston.
NJ. Kline and family spent Sunday with
friends at Orangeville.
f. B. Clark of Hollidaysburg, is visiting
his mother on Market Street.
Mrs. X. C. Drinker, of Bethlehem is
visiting relatives in this place.
NJ. w. Brennan, of Centralia transacted
business at the county seat on Tuesday.
John Lockard and wife visited their
daughter at Hummelstown over Sunday.
w. w. Barrett Sr. is attending state
meeting of the Odd Fellows at Pittsburg this
week.
r.. Rupert and family who have been
visiting relatives in Town have returned
HON.
Mrs. Andreas, of Audenried, has been
visiting her father C. p. Sloan on Market
Street.
A. L. Fritz, Esq, spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at the upper end of the
county.
w. A. Evertt, Esq, of this place addressed
the Y. M. c. A. at Catawissa last Sunday
afternoon.
Z. w. Drinker and family of Wilkes-B Barre
spent Sunday with his mother on West
First Street.
b. r. Yetter and DR.. Clark Shuman, of
Mainville transacted business at the county
seat on Tuesday.
Peter Solleder has been in New York
where he purchased large stock of leather
and findings.
Harry ID. Laycock, editor and proprietor
Of the Berwick Advertiser, spent last Satur.
day in town.
Miss Harriet Kramer, of Lock Haven,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kramer on Iron Street last week.
Miss Mary Frymire, who is engaged in
teaching school at Watsontown, spent Sun
day with her parents on East street.
Miss Lillian Gingle of Pittston, and Miss
Irene Phillips of Hazleton, were entertained
over Sunday by Miss Maggie Laubach.
Miss Ella Henrie of Willow Grove was
entertained several days this week by her
friend Miss Jennie UT on Third street.
Patrick Reilly member of the Normal
base ball team had two Of his fingers badly
mashed last Thursday whilst playing ball.
Chandlee Ewes and wife of Millville, who
attended the Friends Yearly meeting at
Dk,loJaIDhia rat,,rpaI bnp,a 1oct Er;Io,
evening.
George Roam, foreman in the COLUMBIAN
office, is spending his vacation with friends
on the West Branch. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Wolf Drtifus, wife and child of Milton,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Dreifus' mother,
Mrs. David Lowenburg. They returned
Monday afternoon.
Thomas Ferguson went to Boston last
Friday where he will superintend the con-
siruction of mile of tunnel work which
will be used as a sewer.
VIM. Kase West Esq, of Danvile circled
among his friends the latter part OF last
week. He is candidate for District At
torney Of Montour county.
Mrs. w. L. Eyerly and son spent Sunday
with her mother at Liverpool, Pa Mrs.
Reifsnyder recently had severe fall, and as
consequence is confined TO her room.
Joseph Wallen, who was formerly manager
OF the telephone Office at this place, and who
now holds a similar position at Pittston,
spent Sunday with his friend John Kenyon.
James Eaton of Scranton, spent Sunday
with his brother-in-law, C. B. Oil. lie has
control of the territory bet Seen Carbondale
and Nantcoke in the interest of the Ameri-
can Damper Regulator Company