The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
PURELY PERSONAL

Harry Mendenhall spent Sunday at Unity
vile.
Charles IIassert celebrated the Fourth at
Williamsport.
John Lazarus Of Mt. Carmel was visitor
to town on Tuesday.
Prof. Noetling is spending the summer at
his home in Seinsgrove.
Joseph r. Bldeman spent several days
with his family in town.
Charles Alexander is entertaining Max
Alexander of Nanticoke for week.
Barton Bisel is clerl<ing in Dentler's Shoe
Store during Mr.. Dentler's absence.
Charles Wanich has returned home from
Scranton, where he attended business coll
lege.
Mr.. Fleming Kelchner and wife, of Nan.
ticoke, we're among the visitors to town on
Tuesday.
F. ID. Denter left on Monday for two
weeks visit with his parents at White Pigeon,
Michigan.
Miss Eva Wanch has gone to Philadelphia
to spend two weeks with her sister, AIRS
Chadwick.
Miss Betsy Phillips is spending a few
WcekS Will hIs' JuuSe 'hhoiu III NS"'Ni
township.
Miss Elizabeth Hidlay has very pleasant
guest in the person of Miss Nellie Bryan OF
Plymouth.
Miss Cora Edwards has returned home
| from school. She is daughter of Mrs.
| Charles Sloan.
Miss Harriet Lewis has returned to her
home at Holidaysburg, after pleasant visit
| with friends here.
| Miss Bert Bonselle has been the guest OF
Miss Blanche Gross, on Normal Hill, for
several days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Welliver drove te
Berwick on Sunday and spent the day with
the latter's parents.
Rodger Edwards Of Lewisburg, has beer
visiting his school mate Harry Little or
Third street this week.
Lewis Bernhard, of Scranton, and Car
Bernhard, Of Catawissa, spent Sunday with
their parents on Fifth street.
Mrs. S. l.. Tripp, of Salamanca, N. ", il
spending few days with her brother,W. o.
Holmes, and his family, on Fourth street.
Prof. l.. p. Sterner left on Wednesday tC
attend the State Teachers Convention a
Gettysburg. He will return home tomorrow
Miss Annie Hassert spent several day
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Erath and Mrs
Sloppy, at Wilkes-Barre and Kingston, last
week
Miss Kate Peifer is visiting her parents oI
Third street, she has been in the employ o
book collection agency at Wilkesbarre 70
some time past.
X. V. West, former superintendent OF the
Electric Light Works, was in town on Wed
nesday. He expects to go to Nanticoke t.
take charge of the works there.
Miss Martha Meyer, Mr.. Arthur Grot
and Mr.. Harry Stees left this morning 70
Sunbury where they will join party and g
to Highland Lake for two weeks outing.
Charles p. Elwell has accepted a position
with the orchestra at Chattolanee Springs
| Maryland for the summer. Walter Kiple
formerly of the Normal, is the violinist
Geo. L. Elwell, editor of this paper, vii
be at Jamison City all day tomorrow, Friday
and will be glad to see any of the Sugarloa
subscribers who want to pay their su Strip
ton.
. The Misses Ruth and Ada McLinn hav
returned home from Elizabeth College, N. c.
and Burton, Louisiana. The former ha
| DNNh away oDcut N"O CSoio, auN tiiS ialNSi,
little over one year.
Mrs. K. c. Drinker and two children o
South Bethlehem. Pa , are visiting at Mrs
L. X. Drinkers on First street. Mr.. Drinke
was with them from Saturday until Wednes
day when he returned home.
William Mcintyre, of Philadelphia, wa
the genial guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q
. Holmes, few days this week. Mrs. Nc
lntyre preceded her husband several days
: MIR. Mcintyre returned home yesterday.
Miss Annie Weaver on Friday returne
from nine.months' visit with relatives i
Paw Paw, Ill. She speaks IN glowing term
: of the west. Her BROTHER Clark, who ac
companied her, was so impressed with tn
: place that he has engaged in business there
DR.. II. V. Hover of Mfflinvile, is a
occasional visitor to Bloomsbury who is al
I ways welcomed by his many friends. II
= has butt up a large practice, and has earne
+ wide reputation as skillful physician
: Outside of his profession he devotes a littl
time to politics, and is considered one of tn
leading Democratic workers in his township