The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-02-20
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.

Robert Jacobs spent Sun day at Danvlle.
X III. NJ. Hickman Of Berwick has moved
this town.
"A Fred Schwnn is confined to his house on
ecount Of sickness.
d c. w. Miller Esq, transacted business at
Benton on Friday.
81 G. w. Knouse OF Benton transacted busi-
ess at this place last Saturday.
&; Miss Annie Savage, spent Sunday with
Yer sister Mrs. McHenry at Saltwater.
NJ Mrs. p. Z. Magargle, of Sonestown, is
<<isiting Mrs. J. Ii. Lorah on west Second
reet.
"a William Chrisman and X. II. Little Esqs.,
ttended Superior Court at Williamsport
his week.
"a G. l.. Pohe and DIR. ]. II. Vastine of
atawissa were noticed on the streets on
saturday.
"a Miss Maud Otto, who is engaged in the
Kindergarten of this place is visiting friends
'at Williamsport.
tf County Treasurer Fowler has so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be able
y 10 attend to his official duties.
M X. w. Oswald has moyed from the house
he has been occupying on Market Street, to
the property of Joseph Wells on Fifth Street.
From information received from Rev. P.
a. Heilman, we are glad 10 be able to state
Mat he is getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
+, Harry A. Neyhard, who has leased the
I. Eillville hotel, visited friends in this place
4 The first Of the week. He was accompanied
{. by his wife.
"A Charles Krug took the early train Monday
%morning on the Philadelphia and Reading
Mo attend the funeral of his mother at
X Allenwood.
Miss Vernie Ream, Normal student is
confined to her room on Iron Street by sick
ness. She is Icing attended by J. h.
y <Bruner, NJ. d.
II. Z. Dodge, General Secretary Of the
1 Young Mems Christian Association of Dam
vile has resigned, and accepted a similar
one at Pottsville.
II. F. Everett Of Benton, was in town
last Saturday. While here he purchased a
large lot of shingles from Greasy & Wells
with which to repair his houses.
Rev. P. A. Ileilman came up from Phila.
delphia on Tuesday to attend the funeral
services of Mr.. John laval. He informs
us that he is rapidly gaining strength.
c. B. White, has taken charge of the cream
| separating station at Orangeville. Mr..
White is a man of excellent business ability,
and we wish him success in his new venture
The iftieth annual assembly of the
grand council Of Masons for Pennsylvania
was held at Allentown last week. Our town
man II. A. M'Killip Esq was elected Most
Puissant Grand Master.
Samuel Fegley of Catawssa has taken
charge of the Rohrsburg hotel. Sam has
had several years experience in this business
and the travelling public will find him oblig
lng and accommodating.
F. NJ. Gilmore went to Philadelphia or
Saturday to attend the reunion Of the Fiftl
Penna Cavalry, Cameron Dragons o
which he is member. The reunion will
take place next Saturday.
John Kneiss Jr. while visiting his parents
at IIazleton, was attacked with la grippe,
and as consequence, is detained at tina
place. His brother Harry came over and j.
attending TO his duties at Peacock's hard
ware store.
Peter Reidy of the City Hotel received
4 telegram on Saturday evening announc
ing the death of his brother at Williams
port. He took the train on the Penna
Railroad Sunday evening for the abov,
named place.
Miss Eleanor G.. Patterson left last Mon
day morning to join her sister in England
who has been there since last summer. The,
expect in company with their aunt, to star
early in March to travel in the south o
Europe. She sailed from New York OIL
Wednesday in the Steamship Germanic
Of the White Star Line.