The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-08-03
PURELY PERSONAL


Samuel II. Harman spent Sunday at vii.
Transport.
James II. Weeks of Scranton, was visit
or to our town yesterday.
Paul Bomhoy has returned from a weeks
sojourn at Edwardsyile.
Miss Esther Kendig, Of Lancaster, is the
guest Of Miss Lila Sloan.
Mrs. John S. Gilbert, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. William Webb.
Mrs. w. c. Richart and son, Lester, have
gone TO Hugesille for week.
Miss Martha Mckinney is the guest OF
Miss Grace Evans at Berwick
Daniel NJ. McIIenry, Of Saltwater, was
noticed on our streets yesterday.
Miss Ruth Ritter, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mrs Comstock ON Normal Hill.
Mrs. John Keller of Orangeyille was
among our welcome callers on Tuesday.
Mrs Force and daughter, of Patterson, N.
J., are visiting Mrs. Yorks on Fifth street.
Mrs. Thos f.. Geddis and little son, have
gone to Williamsport to remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira S. Brown returned TO
their home at Norwalk, Conn on Tuesday.
]. w. Betz, one Of our old Light Street
subscribers dropped in to see us on Monday
Mrs. T. Crafty and daughter Of Philadel.
phia, visited relatives in town the past week.
Mrs. w. S. Rishton was the guest Of Mrs.
A. II. Wooley at Danvlle, one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leverett Of Phi a.
delphia are visiting relatives and friends in
town.
John Kimble, of Jamestown, member of the
firm of Kimble & Jones, millers, was in town
on Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Cole went to Guava on We'd
nesday to visit at her grandtather's, William
B. Peterman.
A. II. Stroh came down from Pitston on
Saturday and spent Sunday in town with his
wife's relatives.
Miss Grace Greasy, after a pleasant visit
with friends in town, has returned to her
home at Shomokin.
Conner Tasker, Esq, of Wilkes Barre
visited his sister, Miss Madaine Tasker, in
town on Wednesday,
Mrs. William Weber Johnson, of Phila,
deli phia is visiting Mrs. Charles Watson Nc
Kelvy, on Market Street.
Mrs. X. c. Neal and son Harold of Har-
risburg, were visiting at the Clark homestead
on Market street last week.
George c. Roam, foreman of this Office,
is away on a ten day vacation, visiting frends
up the West Branch His wife accompa-
MED him.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Z. Sands ard little son,
Joseph, returned home from two weeks
visit at Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
They report nice time.
Mrs. Robert Lovett, with her son Joe are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. John Heigh-
, miller, on Catharine Street. The Lovetts
were former residents of this town.
Rev. David N. and Mrs. Krkby and little
son Kent left on Monday for Rye, N. Y,
services in St. Paul's Church during August.
Edward II. Harrar arrived in town on
Saturday for ten day vacation, He is en-
ployed in New York City but lives in New
ark N. J. Mrs. Harrar has been in town
with her parents for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gehred Snyder and Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Snyder drove down from Blooms
burg Sunday and spent the day with Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. I. Eckert, at Northumberland
'Sunbury Daily"
Miss Annie Hartley left this morning fer
Harrisburg. After few days visit at that
place she will 60 to York and New Berlin,
where she will visit relatives and friends
about four weeks.
| c. d. Lynn, Secretary of the local Y. M.
c. A. returned home Saturday after a two
weeks absence. He attended the Y. M. c.
| A. Bible Conference at Eagles Mere, and
| also visited friends in the western part OF the
state.
! Miss Bessie Jacoby returned home on
Tuesday from weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs May Schuler, at Ashland. On Wednes.
day she left town to spend the balance Of
her vacation at Stroudsburg and Delaware
Water Cap.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Roys left on Mon
day for two weeks outing at Sodus Point,
Lake Ontario They will also spend some
time in New York state before returning
home. Carl Bernhard is assisting in the
jewelry store during Mr. Roys absence.
N. p. Moore Esq. and wife of Buck
Horn, and John II. Wingert and wife OF
I.ewisburg drove up to Berwick last week
Tuesday and spent two days with John w.
Moore, and Chas. H. Moore, the Squire's
sons. Chas. H. Moore expects to move
from Nescopeck to Oneida, Schuylkill Co.,
| this week.
Montgomery Smith returned home last
! Saturday. He has completed college
course and law course at Ann Arbor Uni
versty, Michigan, and been admitted to the
bar of that state. He will apply for admis-
sion in this county. Mr., Smith is son OF
the late Hervey f. Smith Esq, and is a
young man of much promise.
Miss Van Tassel of Bloomsburg, called on
friends in this city Saturday. DR.. J. j. Brown,
Messrs J. c. Brown, l. N. Meyer and
James Kline drove down from Bloomsbury,
Sunday, to attend services at St. Pauls NJ
F. church. MIR. and Mrs. G. Snyder Mr.
and Mrs. |. A. Snyder and Miss Bulah Sny
der, of Bloomsbury enjoyed pleasant drive
down TO this city yesterday. (Danville
News.)