The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-02-27
BRIEF MENTION.
About Peo pie rou Know.

q. B. Robbins who has been sick for some
time is convalescing.
4 p. S. Brugler, of Jerseytown transacted
knsiness at this office last Friday.
John Gordon Of Montour township, tran.
sacted business at Saltwater last Saturday
Hiram Palmer is visiting his daughter at
Philadelphia.
Miss Addie L. Warner Of Nanticoke is the
uest of Miss Name Gruver of this place.
John Knies, who has been sick at Halle.
pn for some time has returned home.
William Gingles will move his store to
erseytown in the near future.
George Aurand, Of the Central Hotel, has
based the Gruver property on Third Street.
Thomas Corey transacted business at
1illamsport last Friday.
Charles Krug and ]. NJ. Dewitt attended
some business matters at Pittston last
turday.
Mr.. G. S. Meyer, entertained his sister,
rs. William Swartz, of Pine Summit, at
home on Third Street, last Sunday.
5. c. Greasy has been spending several
Ms this week at his lumber camp at Derr's.
was accompanied by Frank Hartman.
Miss Margaret Garner, of Nanticoke,
ent several days during this week with her
end, Miss Name Gruver.
William Gross had an operation perform.
on one Of his eyes few days since by
Brown.
Mrs E. A. Rawlings has so far recovered
bm her recent illness as to be able to at.
nd to her household duties.
L. F. Beishline, proprietor of the Ex.
ange Bakery spent Sunday with friends at
illiamstown.
Mrs. d. r. Coffman went to Scranton
t Saturday. Before returning she will visit
atives in New York City.
Miss Mary S. Dunn, State Secretary of
Y. w. Z. A.. of Penna., was the guest
Mrs. G. L. Wilbur during the present
ek
George L. Meyer, who has charge of the
building department of Harman & Hasserts
|rks is confined to his home on account of
kness.
Miss Catharine Gearhart of Tunkhan :
ok, is the guest of Miss Laura Creveling.
r father was Associate Judge of Wyom-
county for nine years, and has many
Fnds in this place.
). G. Baker, Charles Geese, c. L. White
hit, A. p Kitchen and Wellington Sands
resented Washington Camp No. 3Ig p.
5. Of A. at District convention held at
lwater last Saturday.
A. buckingham, James X. Ruch, Col.
%. Seely, Abner Welsh and Lyman Fow-
attended the funeral of Comrade ohm
Eall, member of Encampment, No. 81,
V. L., of Bloomsburg, Thursday after
b OF last week.
r. III. L Dodge, General Secretary of
Young Mems Christian Association at
vile has resigned his position, and ac-
ed similar one with the Association at
WILLIE
". Joshua Faus, who lived in this place
twenty years ago, but who is now re-
in the West, is visiting friends in
nsburg. He is surprised and astonish-
the change which these years has
ut with them.
V. White went to Philadelphia on
esday, to complete the contract for the
nery for his new mill which he intends
hg near Seventh and Iron Streets. 1t
three stories high, and when complet-
be the largest and best equipped mill
section OF the State.
he S. Robbins starts for lower Cali.
pnd Mexico this week in the interests
ew York and Mexican corporation.
and daughter will accompany him
hs California, where they will visit
obbins' sister, Mrs. J. IL. Long.
Il remain in that country until about
enth of May. The many friends Of
Kobbns congratulate him upon having
en- selected to perform such an important
Aission.
While addressing the Court last week
against the granting of additional wholesale
nquor licenses, III. Murray Graydon a Phla-
ue,phla lawyer, was paralyzed, his right
side being affected. He was removed to his
pome, where he is still unconscious His
scovery is doubtful, owing to his advanced
ne above named gentlemen is brother
Dr. Andrew Graydon, Sr,, of this place.