The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-12-03
BRIEF MENTION.
About People you Know.

W. Z. Fisher spent two days in IIazleton
last week.
C.R. Miller Of Plymouth, was in town on
Saturday.
Mr.. George Malloy of Scranton, spent
Sunday in town.
jeremiah Wintersteen was Bloomsburg
visitor on Friday.
Sheriff Breckbill of Danville was in town
on business on Tuesday.
John L. Fidler returned from trip to
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Geo. S. Robbins returned on Saturday
after weeks trip to Chicago.
Scott zimmerman Esq, OF Danville, spent
Wednesday afternoon in town.
II. w. Kinder of Wilkesbarre, transacted
business in town on Wednesday.
Frank Mortimer of Wiliamsport, made a
business visit to town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo f. Elwell and son Edward are
spending week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Elwell returned from two
weeks visit to Philadelphia on Friday.
Miss Maud Browning of Cory, Pa, is
visiting her sister Minnie on Third Street.
Edward Barkley, of Jersey Shore, is in
town this week visiting friends and relatives.
S. A. Hontz Of Shckshinny visited his
son Rev. A. w. Hont, in town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Kirk spent Thanks
giving with the latter's parents on East
Street.
Mr.. John Miller of Shamokin spent
Friday and Saturday among Bloomsbury
friends.
Mrs Ida Kester of Jerseytown, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kline, on
Center St.
Mr.. William Mcmillan Of Punxatawney,
was visitor to town Thursday and Friday
Of last week.
Miss Mae Cadow spent Thursday, of last
week at Wilkes Barre as the guest of Jos. S.
Miller and wife.
After visiting relatives in town ior a few
days, James Saltzer, of Shamokin returned to
his home on Monday.
III. V. White started on Tuesday night for
a business trip to Philadelphia, Harrisburg
Hazleton and Pottsville
John Knies and Frank p. Eyer, after
visiting two days with Hazleton friends re-
turned home on Friday.
Miss Nora Kline, who has been visiting
relatives at Jerseytown for two weeks, re-
IuIneu nome on fIluay.
Mrs. A. B. Demaree of Newport, Pa, is
visiting at the home of her son w. l..
Demaree, on Fifth Street.
John Reeser, after spending two weeks
visiting friends in town, returned to his
home at Milton on Friday.
John Yeager, former resident of Blooms
burg, now residing at Pittston, Pa, was in
town on Monday, calling on friends.
Mrs. L. II Harrar spent Thanksgiving
with s. A. Goodhue's family at Jamison
City. Mr.. Harar went up on Saturday,
C. w. Fidler, of Benton was among the
visitors to town on Tuesday He reports
everything running smoothly up the creek.
Geo. w. Hess, returned on Tuesday from
New York and Philadelphia, where he has
been purchasing large line of goods for the
holiday trade.
Patsy Riley and John Hennesy, will leave
on Saturday for New York City, where they
intend taking course in plumbing at the
Trade School.
Mr.. William Prior of Wlliamsport, Super
intendent of the Telephone Company, was
IN town on Tuesday, looking after the Com
pany's business.
Miss Hattie Carpenter, who is teaching
Scnool at CamDra, IuZerne County, spent
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank X. Carpenter, on Fifth Street.
Frank Weth, who has resided in town for
two years, has left town for few months.
He is a stone cutter by trade and was work
ing until completion at the new NJ. E.
Church
Among the former residents of this town
who spent Thanksgiving here with friends,
were Mrs. M. c. Walker of Shickshinny,
L. w. Drnker and family of Wilkes Barre,
and F. ii. Sloan of Baltimore.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
Tiage of Mr.. Frank II. Sloan to Miss
Marguerite III. Whiteley in st. Johns
Church, Washington, ID. c., on Wednesday,
December 9TH at four O'Clock.
Prof. S. J. Pealer, who has been in
Virginia for the past four months, returned
home last week. While there recently he
was informed that Judge Savidge of Sunbury,
and James Scarlet Esq, of Danville, had
been there on a hunting expedition, and had
shot fine deer.