The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-12-29
PURELY PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pursel are in Brook
lyn n. Y, visiting relatives.
William Bachman of Shamokin visited
. friends in town on Monday.
f. Hartman of Buckhorn, was among
our numerous callers last week.
Rohr McIIenry and son John G., transact
ed business N town on Monday.
LOUIS Bernhard Jr., of Scranton, spent
Sunday with his rarents in town.
Harry Uouck OF Scranton came down and
spent Christmas with his mother.
Morris Elenbogen of Scranton, stopped
off in town a short time yesterday.
Miss Blanche Gross is visiting relatives
and acqua in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Fenstemacher of Hazeon,
VISITED Mrs J. y Hess on Monday.
Mr. Arthur L. Kent, of New York, spent
Christmas at Rev. ID. y. Kirkby's.
Mrs. Kent OF Brooklyn, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Rev. u. N. Krkby.
Miss Jennie Hagenhuch of Shenandoah,
visited relatives in town over Christmas.
Clinton EIagenbuch of Lykens, Pa. spent
Christmas with his father at Cabin Run.
Frank Iutz Of Haycrford College, is spend.
ing Christians vacation yrh his parents.
L. Barton John Of Philadelphia, came up
to spend Christmas with has relatives here.
Miss Amy Ritter OF Wlliamsport spent
Christmas with her parents on Fifth street.
Abram Hartman Of Penon, spent Tuesday
in Bloomsbury and honored us with call
Frank Hover of this town, was among the
visitors to this office during The past week.
Miss Lila Sloan is spending few weeks
with her SISTER Mrs. Andreas n Wilkesbarre
Elmer Brugler of Philadelphia, is in town
spending few days vacation wt tn his mother.
Miss Margaret Laubach has heen confined
to her home by illness for The past two weeks
Charles Kelchner Of Phila elphia, is in
town spending his vacation with MS parents.
Mr.. Tohn Bruner of M''yi'!c, was the
guest of his son DR.. J. W. Rnncr, On Christ
mas.
Misses Mary and Martha Clark IRE visit.
ing their sister Mrs. X. C.. Neal az Harris
burg.
Louis Lowenberg came over from Milton
and spent Christmas with his mother in
town.
DR.. l.. B. Zimmerman and wife, If Mt
SaIlpel, spent ShilSlNliS Win lti'tNeS III
town.
George Sloan is spending this week with
relatives in town. lie is located n Sparrows
Point.
lay Alien, student at State College,
spent the past week with his patents on on
street.
J. F. Tooley, proprietor OF Bloomsburg's
new grocery store, spent Christmas at Sh&-
mokin.
Calvin Derr of Derrs, Jackson township,
will take charge of the lola Hotel on Wed,
nesday.
Miss Grace McAnall Of Berwick, was the
pleasant guest of friends in town one day
this week
Mrs. Charlotte H Slate of Willamspogt,
is visiting her son, William II. Slate, on
Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Townsend spent Mon
day in Berwick with their son, Postmaster l..
]. Townsend.
Mrs DIR. Meredith of the State Hospital,
Danville, spent Christmas with her parents
on Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wcigand Of WlNus.
barre, spent Christmas with MIR. and N'.a
Joshua Fetterman.
Misses Lou and Rosa Kahler of william
port, are visiting their aunt Mrs. kim
Pursell on Iron street.
Miss Mary Packer of Sunbury, arrived il
Bloomsbury Wednesday, as the guest of her
aunt Mrs. W II. Slate.
Richard Lockard, a student at Exeter
College, New Hampshire, is spending a
weeks vacation at home.
J. NJ. Davis, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Office, enjoyed Christmas
with relatives in Scranton.
Elisha Brugler of Hemlock township, an
other long time reader Of this paper, gave us
a pleasant call last Thursday.
Charles Kitzmiller returned home on Sat
urday from a two months business trip
through Ohio and other states.
Miss Mary Knapp spent Christmas with
her mother on Iron street. She is engaged
at teaching school at Beaver Valley.
Miss Annie Maize gives a progressive
whist party to number of her lady friends
at her home on North street this afternoon.
c. A. Harman of Catawissa, was in town
Tuesday on business. He is one of our oldest
subscribers, and made this office a pleasant
call.
MIR. Z. N. Perrin of New York, is spend.
ing ten days vacation here with his little
son Edwin and the relatives OF his wife, re-
Gently deceased.
Miss Elizabeth Mines, one of Scranton's
popular young ladies' is spending the holi-
days with her parents, MIR. and Mrs John
Mines, at Espy.
Miss Dora Baubach, who is engaged teach
,ng school at Audalusia, near Philadelphia, is
spending weeks vacation with her parents
on East Fourth street.
Samuel II. Harman has rented the car
riage shop of {. p. Sloan, and will put in
the necessary machinery to finish up lot of
skates and curry combs.
Elmer Millheim spent his holiday vacation
with old friends and acquaintance in town.
He formerly resided here. He is at present
living at South Bethlehem.
Carl Writ of Cambridge University, Bos.
ton, and his sister Miss Pauline, who is at.
tending young ladies boarding school in
New York City, are at home for the holidays.