The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-12-28
PURELY PERSONAL

William Coffman was Wilkes Barre vis
itor on Monday.
+. ]. Richard left on Monday for a busi-
ness trip to Chicago.
Frank Lutz Is home from lIaverlord Col
legc for the holidays.
John Lazarus, of Mt. Carmel spent Christ
mas in town with relatives.
Francis Drnker, came down from Scranton
and spent a few days in town.
f. Barton John, of Philadelphia, spent a
few days III town with relatives.
Charles Evans came down from Wilkes.
| Barre to spend Christmas at home.
George Sloan of Baltimore is spending
| few days with his father on Market street.
| Miss Martha Edgar Of Wilkes.B Barre spent
a few days with her mother on Iron Street.
| Seth Graham, Of Wlliamsport spent Sum
| day and Christmas with his mother in town.
| T.. o. Perrin, of New York, was the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. w. i. Meigs over Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Roys visited the lat
ter's parents at Tunkhannock over Christ
mas.
Elmer +. Mlheim is the guest Of Blooms
burg friends. He is attending Lehigh Uni
versity.
Miss Margaret Laubauch has sufficiently
recovered from sickness to be up about the
house.
Mrs. II. C. Jones is spending week with
her father, Mr. John G.. Curns, at Selins-
! Grove.
: William Rush and family, of Seventh
Street, spent Sunday with his father at
, | Hazleton.
Louis Lowenburg, of Milton, was among
the many who enjoyed Christmas at home,
in town,
S Mrs. J. S. Gilbert, of Philadelphia, wa
e the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb OF
o Christmas.
r. Miss Natalie Foulke is spending the holi
. day week with Wilkes-Barre friends. Sh'
will return after New Years.
Miss Laura Horn, of Reading, was enter
tanned on Christmas by Mr. and Mrs. anne
Thornton, on Catharine Street.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kline of Scranton
spent Christmas with the formers parent
MIR. and Mrs. Jonas Kline in town.
:. Mrs. Jane Bluett leftHon Monday for fe,
DAYS soourn with Bellefonte friends. Sh
was accompanied by Miss Emma Webb.
BOYD Maize a student in the law depart
> ment of Yale is home for the holiday vaca
ton. lie will return the Sth of next montl
Frank Phillips came over from Jerse
le Shore where he is conducting photograp
gallery, and spent Christmas with his motl
er
" Mr.. G n. Boggs, came home to spen
,IS Christmas with his family. He is engage
as civil engineer in one of the New Englar
States.
I'd William Leverett, of Philadelphia spe
,a Sunday and Monday in town. He returnt
NJ to the city on Tuesday. His wife will rema
here few days longer.
Miss Pauline Writ, who is attendil
X school at New York City, and Carl Writ,
,r- student at Harvard University are spendi
their holiday vacation with their parents.
+. Il. Clark of Holdaysburg and Geo.
j, et Clark of Tyrone, arrived in town on Satu
-. day. The former returned on Monday aftt
90 noon. Geo. A. will spend few days hei
Miss Martha, daughter of Mr. and M
w. X. Armstrong, Of Milton, is spendi
ug this week with her grandmother, Mrs III;
to sert, corner of Catharine and Fourth Sire
c. I. Galighan, of this town, is now
the employ OF Bartel Harris and Company
70. Philadelphia, and has charge of large c,
-, rugated iron job at 18th and Susquehan
lld Avenue, that city.
ell, Rupert Leader, son of our townsman
el. NJ. Leader, is home with his parents for
few days. He has been absent for seve
IF months during which time he has visit
80, many prominent cities
'H James Dougherty, Edward Blue Patr
ice Reilly and Daniel Butler, all Boomsbl
boys, now filling good positions at Philad
lpha, came home on Sunday to spend Chr
nv mas with their parents.
in The Misses Mary c. and Frances Il. CO
,,t ner, daughters of Rev. and Mrs. b. c. G.
D"' ner, are spending a few days with ii
the parents They are students at the Wome
College of Baltimore, Md.