The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-13
PURELY PERSONAL

ing a visit with relatives in town.
Miss Annie Garman Of Wilkesbarre, is Wis
itinp her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Enterline.
Frank Wolverton, son of J! J.. Wolverton,
is enjoying visit with Shamokin friends
Robert Mcbride cut his hand badly last
Thursday, on a wire around bale OF hay.
Miss Carrie Wayne of this town has been
elected a teacher in the Shickshinny schools
+. S. Blue spent Sunday with his family on
East street. lie is clerking at Hotel iiaag,
Milton.
Col. !. G.. Freeze attended meeting OF
the State Bar Association at Wilkesbarre
last week.
Isaiah Hageubuch went to Mt. Carmel
Tuesday morning on business for the Bloom
Psor District.
Miss Elizabeth Mines, of Scranton, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mines, at Espy.
Miss Dora Ringler returned home on Sat.
urday from Cincinnati, where she had been
visiting her sister
Prof. Frank II. Losey, left early Monday
for weeks trip to Atlantic City, Phlladel-
pbia and other places.
friends here, Miss Nellie Z. Heck has re-
turned home to Shamokn.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Hartman spent few
days during the past week visiting the latter's
relatives in Schuylkill county.
Miss Edith Heist, popular young lady of
| Iron street, returned home Saturday from a
visit with relatives at Lattimer
| Louis Lowenburg arrived home on Friday
| to spend his vacation. He is in the employ
| of S. Driefus & Bro. clothiers Of Milton
We are pleased to note that ID. w. Camp
bell has sufficiently recovered from his recent
| illness, to be able to attend to business again.
| Mrs. J. Nelson Alexander and son, oI
| Philadelphia, are spending few weeks with
her cousin. Mrs. A. L. Jacobs, 635 Fifth St
| Mrs. Susan Brugler came over from JeddC
on Saturday and spent Sunday with hei
daughter, Mrs. James II. Mercer on Thirc
| Street.
| Mrs. b. F. Sponenberg and Mrs. w. F
| Rough, of Berwick, were the guests of Mrs
G. w. Welliver, at the Exchange Hotel ove
| Sunday.
| Charles Il. Alexander after spending three
| weeks with his parents here returned to re
sumo his position at Sinkging Springs or
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shultz of Millville
were thrown from buggy and slightly inJur
ed while driving near Washingtonville las
Friday.
Prof. Ira S. Brown, proprietor of a busi
ness college of the same name at Norwalk
Connecticut, and his family are visiting rela
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trethaway have re
turned home to Wilkesbarre, after an ex
tended visit with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Il. Coffman
! William II. Clark is visiting his brother
and sisters at the Clark home on Marke
street. He has been living at Barlow
Florida for many years past.
Frank Menaugh member of the "ITEM'
delivery force, left at noon today for Blooms
burg. He will remain there with relative
for three weeks.-Mt. Carmel "IrEM' Q
July 4th.
| James w. Larkin, of Utica, N. Y, was
visitor to our town last week. We hav
known Mr.. Larkin for many moons. He
just as sprghtly and fresh as he was te
years ago.
Miss Annie Woods and Miss Sophia Van
natta returned last week from ten.day.
visit to Atlantic City. They were there II
company with the latter'S sstes, Mrs. Jane
w. Lewis, of Altoona.
William J nine year old son of Mrs
, Lizzie Shaw, is home from Girard College
, Philadelphia, for the summer. He has goo
standing in his class, and likes the schoo
He will return in the fall.
Warren Lee of Scranton who was calle
to Light Street on Saturday by the death
, his grand Mrs. Mary Lee, sper
, Tuesday forenoon in Bloomsburg, returnin
to Scranton in the evening.
Rev. John Rockwell of Coles Creek h;
been seriously Ill during the past two week
but at last reports he was somewhat bette
2 His friend Rev. J. F. Steen of New York h;
. been with him part of the time.
Rev. G. S. Long of Lock Haven, is spenc
. ing his vacation with his daughter ne;
Orangevlle. He used to live in this count
r and will be remembered by many of our rea,
| ers. He is brother of Bradley Long
( Sugarloaf township.
e| Mr. A. J, Oil and family of Ingram, ALI
:, gheny county, are visiting their relatives
' Iemlock township for a few weeks. The
d went from here some years ago, and ha
many friends here who are always glad
greet them on their occasional visits.
( Mrs. Thomas Vannatta of Iron stree
starts today on an extended trip through Il
west, She expects TO spend the greater pa
. of three months with her sister, Mrs. Ann
Loomis at Newton, Iowa, after which 81
c will journey on to Illinois, there 10 visit h
G nephew, Wallace Penman. Her daughte
Miss Lillian will accompany her.
II r. V. West, formerly superintendent
the Bloomsbury Electric Light Plant, b
> more recently filling similar position
e Middletown, was in town between trains
|, Tuesday, shaking hands with old friends. /
a was on his way up to Nanticoke where
has been engaged as Superintendent of t
5 Electric Light Plant. He looks the same
IS he did ''before the war"