The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-12-10
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.

ID. w. Frantz visited Berwick last week.
John Davis, Of Muncy, is visiting in town
this week.
Miss Vida Miller is visiting Mrs. Stout in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Thomas Boiles of Hazletown, was
Bloomsbury visitor last week.
+. M. Laubach of Forks, dropped in to
see us little while on Thursday last
Miss Annie Morris of Danville, visited
friends in town on Thursday.
Emerson Dillon of Scranton. visited his
brother ]. L. Dillon last week.
j. Il. Davis, bank cashier of Freeland.
transacted business in town on Saturday.
Frank lille of Wlkesbarre was Blooms.
burg visitor on Saturday.
Emanuel Sitter of Light Street, was
among our callers on Thursday.
Geo. P. Driesbach Esq, of Glen CITY. is
among the attendants at Court this week.
William Brink, one of the old residents of
Jackson township, was in town on Tuesday.
Phineas Whitmire of Pine Summit spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Ralph G. Phillips is in Wilkes. Barre
this week visiting friends.
Hon. II. NJ. Hinckley of Danville, attend
ed court on Monday.
Samuel Sharpless, of Orangeville, visited
his son Harry in town over Sunday
Mr.. A. W. Shuman, of Mainvile. was one
Of our callers on Tuesday.
Mrs. b. F. Hicks and son left on Tuesday
for visit to Mountain Grove friends.
Henry Stewart of Sunbury, made a bus-
ness trip to town on Tuesday.
Samuel Bredbender, Of NIiflin Y Roads,
is in town attending court this week.
w. IL. Magl Esq, came down from
Benton on Saturday last, with six nice big
pheasants.
Ephraim Stiner, son of John Stiner left on
Monday for Oklahoma. He intends making
his home there.
Mrs. II. A. McKillp and Miss May
Sharpless went to Wikes.barre on Tuesday
to attend the wedding of Miss Laura Robbins.
I. d. White and son Wilson spent few
days in Philadelphia this week. 1t was
Wilson's first trip to the city.
Mr. Frank Rooney, of Wilkes. Barre trans
acted business in town last Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Mary Furman of Hazleton, visited
her cousin, Julia Furman, on West street
last week.
Mr.. w. Wiilhide, who has been visiting
in town for few days returned to his home
at Hagerstown, Maryland, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Potter of Middleburg,
visited Mr. and Mrs. X. c. Ent, on West
Street this week.
Harry Eouck, now located at Scranton'
spent Sunday with his mother on North
Market Street.
Mr.. William Brown of Miners Mill,
Luzerne Codnty, made business trip to
Boomsburg on Friday.
Miss Squires, all operator in the Western
Union Telegraph Office at Scranton, was the
guest of Miss NJ. Il. Marks, on Iron St. over
Sunday.
Lafayette Keeler of Benton, on his way to
Clarion County stopped in Bloomsburg a
little while and made this Office pleasant
call on Friday.
Miss Gussie Good, chief operator of the
Telephone Exchange, was the pleasant guest
Of Miss Margaret Laubach, on East Third
street over Sunday.
Beni Gliding, who has been c'erking for
his brother J. NJ. Gliding for some time
past, left on Friday for Philadelphia to ac-
cept position as travelling salesman for
large clothing firm.
w. S. Rishton went to Baltimore last
Saturday, and attended a supper given in the
evening by Frank Sloan TO his best man and
ushers and few other friends. Miss Sade
Sloan and Miss Lila Sloan went down on
Tuesday to attend the wedding which took
place in ST. Johns Church, Washington, on
Wednesday afternoon.