The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-21
BRIEF MENTION.
About People Tou Know.

Geo. Hartman of Willow Grove, was in
town last week.
Mr.. Charles Eyer of Orangeville, gave us
call on Friday.
Mr.. Elliot Lemons of Asbury gave us
call on Monday.
burg on Monday.
Geo. w. Miller, Sr., of Weatherly was in
town on Monday.
II. w. Kline of Saltwater, spent Friday
at the County seat.
William Brader of Allentown, spent Satur.
day in Bloomsburg.
Geo. S Robbins left on Friday for busi-
ness trip to New York.
Will Kelley of Hazleton, spent Sunday
with his parents in town.
]. II. Maize, ESQ., made business trip to
Lebanon last week.
A. B. Heller made two days visit TO
Hamburg, Pa. last week.
Joshua Fet,erman passed his eighty.second
birthday on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Fornwald, visited her brother
Will at Scranton last week.
c. B. McHenry of Benton, transacted
business IN town on Friday
w. X. Armstrong, made business trip
to Wiliamsport last week.
c. r. Woodin of Berwick, was among the
visitors to town on Tuesday.
II. w. Hess, of Miflinville was among
the visitors to town on Saturday.
Harry Kline, spent Sunday and Monday
visiting friends at Wilkes-B Barre.
John Evans, of Danville, was in town at.
tending to business on Saturday
Mrs. James Vought of Elysburg is visiting
Mrs. William Bodine on Normal Hill.
Mr.. Walter Mayder, of Wilkes.barr
transacted business in town on Monday.
Mr.. John Karner of Altoona made a
business trip to Bloomsburg on Saturday
Miss Annie Eyer left on Saturday for
visit to friends at Hazeton and Pottsvle
Will Davis Of Scranton, arrived in town
last week, on a visit to his brother ard sister.
Miss Margaret Laubach left on Saturday
for three weeks visit to her sister in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Maggie Meyer of Watsontown, visit.
ed her father w. ID. Meyer on Fourth Street
over Sunday,
Hon. G. w. Rhoads of Herndon, visited
his daughter, Mrs. L. II. Dieffenbach, in
town last week.
Register and Decorder W. L. Sidler Esq,
of Mnntpur fropcoctaI hnc;paec -,
town on Monday.
Miss Bessie Hagenbuch, of Espy visited
Miss Bertha Shoemaker on Sixth Street
law days this week.
Mrs. Susan Brugler, of Third Street, is
visiting her son Elmer, who is employed as a
druggist at Philadelphia.
Editor and proprietor, of the Ashland
'Local," ]. Harry James, transacted busi-
ness in town on Tuesday.
John Ellis, manager of The Broadway, is
off on months vacation, and his place is
filed by Mr.. Bernnger of Catawissa.
Frank Mears and wife, after visiting rela-,
tives in town for few weeks, returned to
their home at Brooklyn, on Wednesday.
Harry HUFF of louisville, N. Y. after
spending week visiting his brother Rhodes,
on Fifth Street, returned home on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Bowen, of Allentown and
cousin Miss Lotta Trepple, of Safe Harbor,
are visiting at DIR. G. w. Mifilin's on Second
Street.
Conrad Kreamer of Jersey,own, was
among the visitors to town on Tuesday. He
is in better health than he was several
months ago.
Mrs d. J. Waller, Sr., daughter Laura
and DR.. ID. J. Waller, left this week for
California, where they intend spending
several weeks.
After visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Camp.
bell on East Third Street, for the last few
days, Mrs. T. w. Bowser, and daughter re-
turned to their home at Sunbury on Mon
day.
Miss Annie Woods who has been visiting
her aunt, Mis-. ]. w. Lewis at Holidays.
burg for the past two months returned home
on Tuesday. Her aunt accompanied her
home.
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