The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-06-25
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.


improving.
Mrs. Mary Nuss of Kansas, is visiting
relatives here.
Herman Knies Of Hazleton, is the guest
Of his brother.
Hon. c. X. Buckalew and wife spent last
SUNDAY at Proctor Inn.
Miss White of Tunkhannock, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. L. Roys.
Charles Chalfant ESQ.,, of Danvillc, spent
few hours in town on Monday.
George s. Alleman is filling the position
of clerk at the Exchange Bakery.
Mrs. Kent Of Brooklyn is the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. ID. N. Kirkby.
Miss Thursa Drake, of Light Street is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Guy Jacoby.
Isaiah Hagenbuch returned from the St.
Louis convention Saturday evening
Miss Minnie Everett has been elected a
teacher in the Mt. Carmel schools.
Samuel Purse has registered in the Office
Of X. K. Little Esq, as law student.
Mrs. Pennypacker of Philadelphia is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Rishton.
Rev. Charles Koch has been appointed
pastor of St. Ignatius' church at Centralia.
I\SNs ilSHlJ hiiNDy vi DulilO Is luG guest
of his brother, Rev. ID. N. Kirkby, this
week.
Alexander Jackson, son of c. b. Jackson
Esq, of Berwick, graduates at Princeton this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyon of Scranton, were
the guests of Mr. l.. Runyon and family over
sunday.
]. c. Shuman and family, of Main town.
ship, spent last Tuesday with ]. A. Hess
and family.
Stephen Reice is now in the employ of
Meyer Bros. 1t is his intention to learn the
drug business.
Paul Shultz attended the commencement
exercises of Bucknell University at Lewis.
burg this week.
Geo. S. Robbins and family returned from
California on Friday, after an absence of
several months.
Rev. DIR. w. w. Evans who was recently
elected a professor in Dickinson College has
declined the appointment
Boyd, son of II. w. McKelvy, who has
been visiting in Chicago for some months
past, returned home on Saturday.
Miss Jennie Scott, an accomplished young
lady of Catawissa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
III. i. w. NIhtS OH NlaIkel OlIGtl.
]. C. Manning and family and Mrs.
George w. Manning Of Pittston spent part
Of this week with relatives in this place.
Paul b. Shultz has satisfactorily passed his
second year examination in the department
{ Dentistry, at the University Of Penna.
Col. Jamison has submitted a plan for
sand filter in the Susquehanna river at Har-
risbuvg, to supply that city with pure water.
Charles Thomas who is operator at
Wanamie for the Central Railway Co., of
New Jersey, is visiting relatives in this place.
Frank p Vanderslice, of this place, but
who is now engaged on the Wilkes Barre
Leader" is visiting his friends in this place.
Miss May Blue, whose school in Luzerne
Co., closed a couple of weeks ago, is at
home again, and has resumed her place in
ST. Paul's choir.
Charles Sharpless and A. p Kitchen start
ed on their bicycles for Harrisburg yesterday
morning at four o'clock. They expect to be
gone about four days.
Prof. ID. S. Hartline, who was formerly
an instructor at the Normal School, but who
is now student at Lafayette College, has
been spending week at the Normal.
Miss Agnes Mensch, who has been spend.
ing week at Mill Grove, visiting relatives
and friends returned home on Tuesday. She
reports having had delightful visit.
Charles Kesty and Jay j. Brewer who have
been attending the State Bible Convention
at Shickellimy returned home Monday and
report very interesting session and large
attendance.
Past Commander Hervey C. Pegg, of
Layalette Commandery, No. 81, at Blooms
burg, upon his return from his wedding tour,
was called upon by committee and present
ed with a handsome cabinet Of bric-a-brac as
slight token of good will and esteem from
The Companions of No. 81.
Mrs. Griffith, Mr.. Miller. Nuremberg
Mrs. Goyne, Gowen Mrs. Hutchins, Rock
Glen; Victoria Doebler, Selins Grove Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Mourey and Master Glenn,
OF Wilkes Barre Miss Thomas, Tamaqua
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Reighard Mifflinburg
attended the Catterson-Bidleman wedding
'sst Thursday.