The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-07-09
BRIEF MENTION.
About People You Know.

Miss Cora Neyhard is visiting her aunts
at Mt. Carmel.
Mrs. A. w. Hontz is visiting her parents
at Long Island.
Hon. E. X. Ikeler is holding Court at
Pottsvile this week.
Caleb C. Barton is visiting relatives at
Bowling Green, Ohio
Z. B. Clark, of Hollidaysburg, is visiting
relatives in this place.
Mrs. Z. b. Tustin is confined TO her home
on account of sickness.
Hon. C. r. Buckalcw transacted business
in Philadelphia this week.
Rev. b. c. Conner is spending his vaca-
a tion at Mountain Lake Park.
Charles Stohner spent few d,ys at
Atlantic City the first Of the week.
Miss Theresa He'll has been elected
teacher in the Nescopeck High School.
Mrs. Freas Brown who has been visiting
friends at Sbamokin has returned home.
Miss Theresa He'll is visiting the family
Of Rev. w. G. Ferguson, at Harrisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. William Leverett of Ard.
more, are the guests of Bloomsburg relatives.
Misses Bessie, Mary and Nellie Rawlings
are Spending a month with their aunt at
Asbury.
Thomas Metherell Sr., was called to
Bossburg on account OF the sickness of his
son.
County Superintendent, Miller is attend.
ing the National Teachers Association at
Buffalo.
DIR. ]. p. Welsh, wife and sister are at.
lending the National Teachers Association
at Buffalo.
Z. c. Caswell has purchased the fine
"Vose" piano which was on exhibition
last week.
Miss Reese, daughter of Captain Reese
formerly Of Centralia, is the guest of Miss
Edith Reber.
Ed. Eyer, of Philadelphia is spending
two weeks vacation with his parents on
Market Street.
Mrs. DIR. Purman is at the seashore. 1t
is to be hoped that the change will be
beneficial to her.
Miss Evalyn Caslin, one of the popular
young ladies of Tunkhannock is visiting
Mrs. J. Z. Roys.
Miss Bonsall, Of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Mrs. J. r. Schuyler at her pleasant
home on Main Street.
Mrs. w. M. Mushler, on Catharne
Street, is entertaining Mrs. Z. a. Hemper-
ly, of Williamsport.
Miss Edna Wyle, is entertaining Misse
Bertha Chapman and Edith Rodgers at her
home on East Street.
c. X. Woodin, of Berwick and +. f.
Woodin, OF Arkansas, were registered at tn C
Exchange Hotel on Tuesday.
VIM. Rabb and family who have been
temporarily residing at Philadelphia have
returned 10 this place.
Misses Jennie Sayers and Lena Hartman
oi Millersburg, are being entertained by Miss
Della Geisinger, at Espy.
Samuel Boone, of Idaho, who has been
spending some time with his mother, return.
ed to his home on Tuesday.
Charles Krug who has been confined to
the house for some time with sprained
foot is on the streets again.
Mr. Thomas Trench who has been resid.
ing in Florida for some time past is visiting
his son Chauncey on Fifth Street.
Jonathan foreman one of the most sue
eessfnl farmers OF Franklin township
transacted business at the county seat on
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. w. July entertained Misses Dora
Reinbold, Estella Bubb both of Watsontown
at her pleasant home on West Street on the
4th of July.
Misses Name Sheep, Jennie Sheep, Alta
Lowry, Helen Lowry Ida Wentz, Minnie
renman, Emma Cadman, Nora Finney and
Martha Powell are attending the Interna-
Wonai Christian Endeavor Convention at
Washington, d. c.
lion Grant Herring went to the Chicago
nsehlion IN a special Pullman car
v,inu ,Aurania" The train was made up at
Ion Im,ll,amsport and the company included
SSase lot OF prominent democrats from
central pennsylvania.