The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-03-05
BRIEF MENTION.
About Peo pie rou Know.

John Bush will remove his candy store to
Lock Haven.
I. G. Deiterick transacted business in
Berwick last Wednesday.
G. M. Lockard accompanied c. c.
Trench to Florida this week.
w. ID. Beckley went to Dansville New
York this week for treatment.
John Cadman was called to Reading last
Saturday on account of business.
ID. w. Lenihan of West Conyngham was
noticed on the streets last Saturday.
G. w. Reifsnyder has purchased the drug
store of c. c. Willis at Catawissa.
c. F. Knapp went to Rochester, N. ",
on Monday to attend the funeral of friend.
Mrs. A. l.. Crawford was in Philadelphia
and New York this week purchasing new
goods.
George s. Simmons, of Brooklyn, N. ",
is visiting his uncle w. II. Slate, on Fifth
Street.
home at Lime Ridge suddenly Sunday
morning.
]. ] Hennessy visited friends at
Shamokin and Mt. Carmel during the pre-
sent week.
Asher Meyer, who has been working in
New York City is visiting his parents on
East Street.
]. M. Robbins, wife and daughter Lavere,
Of Shenandoah, visited DIR. II. A. Robbins
over Sunday.
Mrs. F. p, Cosper and children, Of West
Pittston, visited her father Geo. w. Correll
over Sunday.
Mrs. L. r. Knight, of Oneonta, N. ",
are visiting Mrs. Harry Williams, on
Third Street.
The many friends of P. S. Harman, will
be glad to learn that he is convalescng from
his recent illness.
Miss Lillian Vannatta, and sister Mrs.
James W. Lewis, are visiting friends in
Pottsville this week.
NJ. w. McHenry and Ex-County Com
missioner Edgar transacted business at the
County seat last Saturday.
Mrs. w. L. Eyerly was called to
Liverpool, Pa. on Tuesday, by reason of
the serious illness of her mother.
P. r. Heddens purchased the Mrs. Phil
lips property on East First Street occupied
by Ex-Sherf Mourey. Consideration $I2oo,
F. Freeman Boas Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association of this place
will address the mems meeting at Wilkes
Barre next Sunday.
Mrs. Enos Jacoby started for Schoolcraft,
Michigan on Monday. She was called there
on account of the sickness of her brother
Ramsey Bidleman.
Mrs. p. s. Harman went to Pittston last
TUESDAY to attend the celebration of the
teath anniversary of the marriage of her
daughter Mrs. A. II. Stroh.
Miss Gertrude Sheep who has been visit
ing friends at Philadelphia and West
Chester has returned home. She reports
having had very pleasant visit.
Miss Maggie Mcbride, of Light Street
when returning home from school last week
slipped and fell upon the ice breaking her
leg in two places below the knee.
Levi Cox aud family, who moved to
Kingston several months ago, has moved
back to this place, and occupying one of the
new houses Of Mr.. Lauer, on West Second
Street.
Rev. p. a. Hickman who has been on the
sick list for a month past and has speut the
time in Philadelphia is much better and ex'
poets to occupy his own pulpit on Sunday
morning and evening
Franklin Keller of Orangeville started on
Tuesday morning for Graymont, Illinois,
where he contemplates moving befor long,
If satisfied with the place. His family Will
Eemain at Orangeville for the present.
Hon. A. l.. Fritz entertained the members
Of Washington Camp No. 3fo p. o. ). OF A.
at their hail last Thursday evening by de-
hvering an interesting address. His subject
was "The Common School System OF
Penua.
w. III. Moore will open in conjunction
with his brother-in-law, T. w. Ruckle,
new store in the Appleman building in Ben
ton. lie has recently returned from Phiia-
delphia, where he purchased large stock oil
ne6 goods.