The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-09-01

Col. and Mrs. J. C. Freeze, and Mr.. and
Mrs c. G. Barkley spent last Sunday at
Proctor Inn, lamisou City.
Mrs. w. A. Evert was called to Erie on
Friday by the serious illness of her sister
Mrs. Fl. b. Foresman.
Mrs. George B. Getty has, returned home
to Michigan after four weeks visit with
Columbia County friends.
Geo. C. Hirleman of Illinois has been
visiting his brother Philip Hirleman at
Waller, for the past week.
William Mellick and wife Of Wilkes Barre
have been visiting the formers parents at
Light Street the past week.
Miss Alice Graydon who has been visit
ing DIR. Andrew Graydon's family has re-
turned to her home at Harrisburg.
Miss Matte L. Caldwall will leave on
Saturday for Cincinnati, where she will stay
until about the first of October.
D. z. Mensch, Commissioners Clerk, is
spending week at Williams Grove. Glenn
R. Weiss is assisting in the Office during his
absence.
Miss Edith Fortner of Centralia and Miss
Catharine Hoagland of Williamsport have
been visiting at Sheriff Blacks on Iron
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. L. Roys returned home
on Monday evening from Lyons, New York,
where they had been visiting relatives for
three weeks.
Domer Geisinger, an employee of this
Office, is enjoying trip on his bicycle, taking
in the sights of Harrisburg, York, Philadel-
phia and Washington.
William Dougal, former manager of the
local Telephone Exchange, now located In
New Fork City, was shaking hands with old
friends in town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Hicks, daughter of J. K.
Lockard, and friend Miss Gertrude Reed,
returned to their home at Hummelstown on
Tuesday, after pleasant visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gehrad Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Enterline and Miss Margaret
I.aubach returned on Saturday evening from
a ten days sojourn at Atlantic City.
The Misses Carissa A., and Nellie Thomas
went to Philadelphia on Monday to visit
Mrs. Clark Deitterick. They will spend a
few days at Atlantic City before returning
Misses Helen and Carrie Harlan returned
to their home in Clark's Summit to-day.
They were accompanied as far as Blooms
burg by their aunt, Mrs d. Clint Jones, Jr
-Danville "Sun."
Among the Bloomsburgers who accom-.
panied the p K X. excursion to Atlantic
City last Thursday were c. B. Lutz and
wife, Thos. Gunton and wife, d A. Greasy,
w. II. Hidlay, c. II. Reice and several
others.
Mrs. DR.. D. J Waller, Miss Laura Waller,
Mrs. DIR. George P. Waller and Miss Maize
have returned ircm two weeks sojourn at
Pointowoods, Long Island. Miss Claire
Whitmoyer and friend Miss Walker, who
went with the party will remain another
week.
DR.. E. Franklin Smith of New York,
spent Sunday in town with relatives. He
left home on his bicycle on Wednesday
previous, and reached here on Saturday
noon. On Monday morning he resumed his
trip, going to Harrisburg, thence to Phila-
delphia, and from there to New York. G.
A. Clark took the train Monday evening and
met him at Harrisburg, and they proceeded
to Philadelphia on their wheels together.
Mrs. ]. C. Bidde entertained large num-
Der of friends at her home in Fountain
Springs last Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Rachael Reece, of Park Place. In
the evening a reception was given. Miss
Vida Miller, Miss Maud Runyon, Mr.. Frank
Pursel, Mr.. Frank Colley and Mr.. Robert
Hartman of Bloomsburg were among the
guests. Miss Reese, in whose honor the
party was given, is the fance Of Mr. Robert
Hartman. The wedding is to take place the
10th of this month.
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