The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-30
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.

to-day.
Miss Grace McAnall Of Berwick is visiting
friends in this place.
F. P. Billmyer of New York City spent
Sunday in this place.
Mrs. Joshua Fetterman entertained
number of her friends last Friday.
George Hartzell of wernersvile came here
10 attend the funeral Of his brother
]. NJ. Gliding returned from his trip
TO Rochester last Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Nesbit, Of Plymouth is visit.
ing the Misses Krum on East Street.
c. II. Reice and wife ate their Sunday
dinner with Spates Welliver at Buck Horn.
Mrs. Thomas Stout of Philadelphia, is
visiting her friend Mrs. James Magee 2nd.
A. p. Kitchen was called to Harrisburg on
Saturday on business. His son accompanied
him.
Miss Elsie Thompson Of Wiliamsport
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. w. A.
Evert.
c. H. Greasy, is now filling the position
OF engineer at the Hess Iron Mfg Company's
works
Mrs. John b. Hunt is confined to her
rooms at the Exchange Hotel by reason of
sickness.
Rev. P. A. Heilman is still confined to his
home, and will be unable to preach next
Sunday.
Geo. Z. Elwell Esq, proprietor of this
paper transacted business at Towanda last
Monday.
l. G. Deitriek moved to-day into the
house lately occupied by Camden Mears on
Fifth Street.
Miss Anna F. Williams, is visiting Miss
Throckmorton, at Jersey City Heights,
New Jersey.
l. X. Grier, and Charles Chalfant ESQ.,,
OF Danville transacted business at this place
on Wednesday.
II. V. White ESQ.,, chairman of the audit.
ing committee of State College went TO that
place last Wednesday.
Z. ii. Harrar is entertaining his mother
and brother at his residence on Fifth Street.
The grandson was the attraction.
II. d. Manning transacted business at
Jamison City last Saturday in the interest of
the School Furnishing Company.
J. II. Mercer is making valuable and ex
tensive improvements to the real estate he
recently purchased on Third Street.
VIM. II. Crossley has moved into his new
building on the Light Street road, where he
IS prepared to do all work in the bicycle line,
III. &. Housel went to Washington d. c.,
last Friday evening to undergo his final
examination before becoming a member of
the police force of that City.
S. d Neyhard is making arrangements
to build house on the lot he recently pur-
chased from L. b. Tustin on Centre Street
below the ID. L. & w. Railroad.
Mr.. Uriah Swengel, of Hazleton. and
Miss Ida Bartholomew, were married last
week at the home of the bride in Lewisbnrg,
Pa. Mr.. Swengei, is son of Rev. Edwin
Swengel, who was pastor Of the Eyangeli-
cal Church at Light Street, some years ago.
DIR. L. Franklin Smith, who left Goshen
about two years ago, has received the ap-
pointment of Examining Physician, Bureau
Med cal and Surgical Relief, o. ID. p. (out
door Poor, Bellevue Hospital. This ap-
pointment was secured by competitive exam
nation according to Civil Service Rules in
winch the doctor ranked first with percent.
age Of 95. He is also one of the instructors
m operative surgery in Bellevue Hospital
Medical College and Assistant Surgeon N.
Y. Polyclinic Hospital. -" From Independ-
eht Republican, Goshen, N. ". Jan. I'll, 90.