The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07
BRIEF MENTION.
About People rou Know.

Miss Margaret Laubach spent Saturday in
Berwick.
Jacob Fisher of Mainville, gave us a call
on Monday.
r. s. Bowman of Berwick, was in town on
Wednesday.
F. L. Richetts of Ganoga Lake, spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. William Leverett returned to Phila.
delpha on Monday.
Ex.Sherif Aaron Smith of Hemlock, was
in town on Tuesday.
II. A. Kemp of Benton was Bloomsburg
visitor on Monday.
NJ. w. McHcnry Of Saltwater was in
town on Monday.
Chandlee Ewes of Mllville gave us pleas
ant call on Monday.
Mr.. John McCarrin of Scranton visited
friends in town last week.
John Watson was a visitor to friends at
Wilkes Barre on Saturday.
Representative William Chrisman left on
Sunday evening for Harrisburg.
IOnn DalIy Oh MI. SuIIlCl, WIS ulllOus
the visitors to town last week.
]. X Schweppenheiser of NItflin. attended
to business in town on Saturday.
Miss Mary Gruver returned from a visit
to New York City on Thursday.
w. L. Fisher returned on Friday after a
weeks visit to friends at Hazleon.
Miss Anna Martz OF Berwick was the
guest of Miss Nellie Ent on Saturday.
Rev. Robert MCLEAN of Muncy, preached
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday.
Miss Fannie Brown of Mt. Carmel spent
Sunday in town visiting her sister Katie
]. S. Woods, is in Lewisburg this week,
looking after the sale of large timber tract.
William Moneelus and f. NJ. Everett OF
Mt. Carmel spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Art Chamberlain of Wilkesbarre, visited
at c. p. Sloan's on Market Street over Sun
day.
John McHenry and son Atwood, of Still.
water, transacted business in town on Satur-
day.
JOuu NSHlS, NCll kllONU DuSlUcSS man
of Wilkesbarre, was Bloomsburg visitor
last week.
II. +. Kelchner of Benton, was among the
many who transacted business in town on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Crosswate Laubach Of Freeland, is
visiting his uncle, ID. S. Laubach on East
Third Street.
Rev. +. II. Yocum, ID. d., Presiding
Elder, preached in the Methodist tabernacle
Sunday night.
William Prior, of Williamsport, super
intendent of the Telephone Company was in
town on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Unangst of New
York city, spent few days in town this
week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Lnville of Berwick, visited
her daughter Miss Sue, at the Exchange
Bakery last Thursday.
c. NJ. Grover of Geneva, Iowa, arrived in
town from the west on Saturday. lie will
remain here some time.
John Traub and Charles Kern, two young
men OF Sunbury, are on a visit to William
Traub's on East Street.
James M. Reed of Philadelphia was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yost of East
Third street. over Sunday.
Geo, w. Miller Jr., and wife of Weatherly,
spent Sunday here being the guests of the
la,ter's father, J.. II. Creveling.
F. M. Kelly returned to Parsons. West
Virginia, on Saturday. He spent the hol-
days in town with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Laubach attended the
funeral of Mrs. David Laubach, which was
held at Fairmount Springs on Tuesday.
After visit of several weeks to her sister
Mrs. Freas Hicks at Hummelstown, Miss
Leatha Lockard returned home last week.
Lincoln Boody, of Rupert, left on Satur.
day Tor trip to Philadelphia. In order to
show his appreciation Of the efficient services
rendered in his marble works, he took with
him Isaac Shaifer, who has been in his EN-.
Ploy Tor some years. Mr.. Boody pays all
the expenses.