The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-20
PURELY PERSONAL


Mrs. II. c. Jones is visiting friends in
Berwick today.
Anthony Menzbach is rustcatiug at At
lantc City.
George w. Enterline was Wilkesbarre
visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Helen John visited Mrs. b. F..
Evans at Berwick last week.
Mrs. Charles d. Chrsman of Philadelphia,
is in town on a visit with relatives.
Bert Monroe has returned after two
weeks visit with relatives in Michigan.
Miss Nellie Crawford of Sunbury, called
on her many friends in town Saturday.
Archibald Patterson, of Wilkes.Barre cir
culated among Bloomsburg friends on Satur-
day,
w. U, Jury came over from Shamokin on
Saturday and spent Sunday with his family
| here
Morris Broadt and Miss Irene Weliver
spent Sunday with w. B. Christian, at Mill.
vile.
Joe Allen, who is employed at Wilkes.
Barre, spent Sunday with his mother on Iron
street.
Mrs. |. A. Snyder is visiting her parents
| Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Eckert at Northum-
berland.
| William Wren, a we'll known citizen OF
Lewistown, was a Bloomsbury visitor over
Sunday
| F. c. Angle, Esq, proprietor of the Dam
vile "News" was noticed on our streets
Saturday.
George b. Martin has sufficiently recover
ed from his recent accident to be about or
crutches.
Mrs, Reuben Hess has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. S. NJ. Hess, of Reading
the past week.
Miss Anna Connor is enjoying her annua
vacation, visiting friends at Mauch Chunk
and Allentown.
Harry Houck came down from Scranton
on Saturday and spent Sunday with hi
mother in town.
F. d. Dentler has returned home from
two weeks visit to his parents at White
Pigeon, Michigan.
c. B. Brady spent Sunday with c. M
Hess, on Leonard street. Mr.. BIady is 4
resident of Dixon, IL;
Miss Annie Fox has returned home from
Philadelphia, where she was visiting he
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Miss Daisy Updegraf of Williamsport
arrived in town on Saturday. She is tn,
guest of Miss Mae Pugh
N. S. Tingley and wife have returned
home after an absence OF three weeks, visit
ing relatives at Shenandoah.
John w. Curtis, prominent and repre-
sentative man, of Scranton, was among th
visitors to our town on Monday.
lanes Kocher of Berwick, came dowr
Saturday and spent Sunday with friends IL
! town. He returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Leatha Lockard after visiting he
sister Mrs. B. F. Hicks at Williamstown
New Jersey, for several weeks has returned
home.
Mrs. Rev. w. G. Ferguson of Harrisburg
has been whiting at the home Of her daught
er, Mrs. (. b. Tustin on Market street TIL
past week.
NJ. II. Taggart, Jr., has gone to Blooms
burg for months stay in the interest of tn
Bell Telephone Cot -(Northumberlan Pub
lie Press.)
Mrs. Joseph Sands, of Mordansville left o.
Monday for two weeks trip to Atlanti
City. She was accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Casey.
w. S. Capwell, the Market Square Pho
tograPher, is attending the National Photog
raphers Convention at Celoran ,Parl
Chatauqua, this week.
District Attorney John G.. Harman wa.
enrolled among the members of the Stat,
Bar Association, at its annual meeting, a
Wilkes-Barre, last week.
Mrs. Gehrad Snyder and son Irwin, wht
have been absent for about FIVE weeks, tax
ing trip through the west, are expecte
home this coming Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gosh, Miss Mae an,
Nan Brandon, Mr.. Ralph Diehl of Danville
and MIR. a. l.. Yeiser of Philadelphia ar
guests at Coles, near Jamison City.
A. w. Duy, wife and chi .dren, and Mrs
Duy's mother, Mrs. Kester, left town o
Tuesday for two weeks visit with MI
Duys parents and other relations at Indian
apolis.
Harry Smith has completed his studies q
the Scranton Business College. He will re
main in town until September when he vii
return to Scranton to accept a position a
book-keeper.
w. H. Smith, editor of the Bento
"Argus' paid our sanctum visit on Mon
day. lie is now busily engaged completing
the arrangements for the Fishing Cree
excursion to Atlantic City which goes Thur,
day August 18TH