The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-06-18
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.

l.. E. Waller Esq, and family are at the
seaside.
James Pollock visited relatives at Berwick
last week.
]. r. Schuyler is transacting business at
Towanda.
Miss Agnes Garrison is visiting relatives
at Pottsgrove.
Jacob N PiefTer of MiAlinyille, has been
granted pension.
DIR. C. f. Winner transacted business at
Berwick last Friday.
Jerome DeLong, of Orangevlle was notic-
ed on the streets last Saturday.
Isaiah lIagenbuch attended the Repub.
can convention at St. Louis.
Charles Johnson has entered the employ
OF J. L. Roys as an apprentice.
William Anderson, of Seventh Street, is
confined TO his house by sickness. e.
William Rhodomoycr had his thumb bad
W il jured by saw few days since.
Mrs William Elwell and Miss Mary Belts
spent few days IN Towanda this week.
Mr.. II. w. Rabert of this place spent
Sunday at Berwick visiting his parents
I. NJ. Staver, entertained his br other NJ.
l.. Staver, of Jersey Shore last week.
NJ. w. McHenry, of Saltwater, transact.
ed business at the county seat on Monday.
Joseph Larish, Of Sugarloaf township
transacted business in this place on Monday.
Miss Lcatha Lockard has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. a. Goodhue at Jamison
City.
J. E. Roys who has been taking curse
in snur,vinu ot bae raturuad
home.
DR.. J. p. Welsh is at the Kutztown
Normal School this week, on the examining
board.
DIR. c. +. Wackenhuth, of .Jamison City,
attended to basiness matters in this place on
Monday.
Col. A. d. Seely, and c. II. Dorr, both
OF Berwick were at the county seat on
Saturday.
Prof A. c. Lesher, of Berwick. was call
ing upon his friends in this place last
Saturday.
Mrs John Bush, of Lock Haven is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Malfaiera of
this place.
Iohn Mcdowell, of New York City, is
spending his vacation with his mother at
Light Street.
W. b. Taylor entertained his friends c. ].
Dittus and Fred Brcltinger, of Philadelphia,
for several days.
A. w. Snyder, of Mifflinville, transacted
business at the county seat on Monday. He
rode down on a bicycle.
Francis Herring has been appointed post.
master at Orangeville, vice John Knorr who
resigned on account OF sickness.
Miss Perley and Miss Smith of the
Normal School, will sail for Europe on the
27th inst. to spend the summer.
H. H. Grotz, cashier of the Bloomsbury
Banking Company is spending few days
at the headwaters of Fishngcreek.
Mrs Amos Buckalew who has been visit
ing friends at IIazleton has returned and is
now boarding at the Exchange Hotel
Miss Helen W. Hnrman was married at
The residence of Rev. A. A. Marple in
Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. Turner, of Philadelphia spent
several days this week with the family of
Z. G. Barkley Esq She returned home on
Wednesday.
w. r. Kocher and family are rusticating
at Harvey's Lake, 1t is to be hoped that
the change will be beneficial to the health of
Mr.. Kocher.
VIM. Brown who resides at the corner of
Catharine and Fourth Streets started for
Colorado on Wednesday. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Frank Aurand has been spending the past
week in this place. He thinks that there is
no better place than Bloomsburg and spends
all his vacation here.
Charles Swank has had an operation per
formed upon each of his eyes for the
removal of a cataract. 1t was done by DIR.
Brown and was successful.
Charles KestN Jay J. Brewer, Rush Hos
Ter and Ira Harner attended the Pennsyl-
yania Bible Convention at Shickellimy
Heights for the past several days.
The many friends of Mrs. DIR. Purman
will be pleased to learn that she has so far
recovered from her long illness as to be abe
to appear on the streets. She has been
confined to her room for eight months with
hflammatory rheumatism.