The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-10-19
PURELY PERSONAL

Or. G. l.. Regan Of Berwick, was noticed
on our streets Monday
T.. w. Elwell of Towauda, spent three
days here with relatives last week,
+. NJ. Everett, cashier Of the Nj. Carmel
Banking Co spent two days here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Andreas and son
speo; couple Of days at {. =. Sloan's last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. William II. Butts of Will
Transport spent few days in town this
week.
Rev. b. c. Conner was summoned to
Maryland on Monday by the illness Of his
sister.
Louis J Townsend of Berwick, assisted in
his fathers store, the Star Clothing House,
last week.
William c. Johnston Esq, was on Monday
admitted to practice law at the bar of Mon
tour county
Mrs. John Taber of Danvlle, was the
day during the fair.
Thco Riley and DIR. J. M. Gwinner Of
Centralia were interested spectators of the
horse races last Friday.
Elmer +. Meyer of Baltimore son of C..
| w. Meyer, was in town on visit last week,
with his father and family.
Mrs. William Mcintyre, of Philadelphia
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Holmes for week past.
Ernest Rice, a former resident Of this
place, now living at Harrisburg, circled
among friends in town on Saturday.
Mrs. James W. Lewis, of Altoona and
Miss Harriet Lewis, of Hollidaysburg, are
the guests Of relatives on Iron street.
Charles Taylor, son of w. B. Taylor, Of
Iron street, left on Monday for Scranton, to
enter the business college of that city.
Mrs. William Keiner of Beach Haven, has
been visiting her son, f. NJ Keiner, the past
few days. The latter is housed up by illness.
Mrs, Dr. d. w. Conner will spend the
coming winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs DR.. J. c. Rutter, on North Market St.
Mrs. c. c. Evans of Berwick, and Morris
Sloan of Lebanon, were the guests of their
sister, Mrs. w. c. Mckinney during the
fair
Miss Margaret Woods, of Derr's, Jackson
township, has been the pleasant guest of her
sister, Miss Ida Woods, on Iron street, the
past week.
Miss Mary Murphy, the accomplished
daughter OF Mrs. Judge Murphy, of Centralia,
has been the guest of Mrs. NJ. Z. Ent during
the past week.
Judge Little held court in Tunkhannock
last week for Judge Dunham who was attend
ing the trial of his relative, Ellerv p Ing.
ham, in Philadelphia
c. F. Johnson, formerly with J. L. Roys,
now a successful jeweer at Hughesville,
spent two days at the fair and visited his
parents who reside here.
Mrs. Harry Gemberling, and son Rex, Of
Selinsgrove, left for their home Monday after
spendn week in town the guest of her
sister Mrs. II. c. Jones.
Senator and Mrs. Mcdonald, of Scranton
attended the fair on Friday. While in town
they were the guests Of Hon. Grant Herring
and wife on Normal Hill.
Miss Lille Prosser returned to her home
at Ashland yesterday, after a few days
pleasant visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Gilmore.
Rev J. ID. Smith of the Baptist church,
, accompanied by his wife, left on Monday to
be in attendance at the State meeting of the
church to be held in Williamsport this week.
. John Lazarus of Mt. Carmel, was among
the visitors TO town last week. He spent
Thursday morning attending to business,
visited the great Columbia County fail
ground in the afternoon and returned home
in the evening.
Howard Furman has resigned his position
at the ID. L. & w freight station, and viii
leave next week for Philadelphia where he
will engage in more lucrative employment
His departure will be regretted by his many
friends.
w. P. Hastings, editor of the Milton
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