The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-09-28
PURELY PERSONAL

E.F. Row served on the grand jury this
week.
w. B. Snyder of Locnst, was visitor to
town on Tuesday.
n. U. Funk Esq, spent several days in
New York on business during the past week.
Miss Gertrude Miller who has been in
Mexico during the past year, has returned
home.
Frank Btllmeyer Of New York City, spent
Sunday with his family on North Market
street.
+. G.. White and family left here yester.
day for their home in Milan, Ill. They had
a pleasant visit with relatives and friends
hereabouts
Miss Margaret Laubach has returned home
and resumed her position at the Telephone
Exchange, after a two weeks vacation vi sit
| ing friends at Carlisle.
Clinton Hagenbuch, left on Monday to ac-
cept his new position as foreman in the Of
| flee OF the Bay State New York; Journal.
His friends wish him success.
| Rev. ]. ID. Smith and wife returned home
on Friday from three weeks visit at Bath,
n. ", and the Reverend occupied his pulpit
in the Baptist church on Sunday.
Patrick Reilly on Monday resigned his
position with II. G.. Eshleman and went to
Philadelphia, where he hopes to find more
lucrative employment in the plumbing bust
ness.
Daniel McHenry, Elliot Lemon and other
prominent citizens of Fishingcreek township,
were IN Court on Monday as interested par
ties in the matter of the borough Of Still
water
l. X. x. Laubach Of Benton is foreman o
the Grand Jury, this week. BY the way ther'
is an unusually large number of prom men
and intelligent men sitting in that body thi
court.
Mrs. Lucinda Savell and son Clarence lef
on Monday for their home in Illinois. The
have been the guests Of the formers brother
: Elijah Lemon in Greenwood for the pas
month.
Charles II. Dildine Of Greenwood was il
town on Monday. His son Bruce, Davi,
Achenbach, and Eben Sloan are takirg
: course at Schissler's Business College il
Norrstown.
A. II Bloom, cashier of the Farmers Ma
tional Bank, last week attended the funera
of William C. Young, at Kingston, treasurer
of the Wyoming Valley Trust Co. Mr.
, Bloom was formerly an employee of tha
company
Carl Writ, son of Paul L. Writ, and Boy
F. Maize, son of J. II. Maize, left on Mon
day. The former TO resume his studies a
Harvard, and the latter to enter the law dc
partment of Yale Both are among Blooms
burg's promising yonng men.
Miss Blanche Gross returned home o
= Monday from a months visit with her aur
Mrs. Oppenheimer, in St. Louis, Mo. Sh
r was accompanied from Danville by Mis-
Gertrude Helm, an accomplished muslcia
, who will be her guest for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. III. Bierman, left o
= Monday for Philadelphia, where the forn,e
, will attend the annual meeting of the Penna
Medical Society of lIomeopathists. Mr.;
Bierman will spend the time visiting wit
relatives and former acquaintance. Th
= Doctors practice will be in charge of Dl
Clark of Berwick. They expect to remain i
the Quaker City for several weeks.
Miss Edith Ale of Columbia City, Indiana
is visiting her relatives here for few week:
+ She is at present the guest Of her cousin Mi:
J Emma Webb. Her mother was formerly Mi:
Kate Barton, daughter of the late Caleb Ba
ton. Miss Ale has fine contralto voice
, and the Episcopal choir is fortunate in ha'
ing the benefit of it during her stay her
Her mother sang contrato in the same cho
more than quarter Of a century ago.