The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-27
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. George w. Enterline spent Monday
at Wilkesbarre.
William Chrisman Esq, spent Sunday at
Highland Lake.
Charles f. Kesty and wife spent Sunday
in town with relatives.
Miss May Blue returned home from
Eagles Mere on Monday.
Judge Dunham of Laporte, held court here
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. +. Hyde are enjoying
ocean breezes at Atlantic City.
Mr.. S. II. Suter, of Baltimore, is visiting
his sister.in.law Mrs. +. p. Riddles Center
street.
DR.. Edward F. Smith of New York, spent
a few days in town visiting relatives during
the past week.
Ex.member of the legislature, Lloyd n.
Wellver, of Exchange was noticed on our
streets Monday.
Irwin A. Snyder and mother returned
home Friday evening from an extended trip
through the west.
Hon. T.. N. Willard of Scranton, ex.Judge
of the Superior Court, was in town few
hours on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Stickney of Scranton,
were the guests of the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. McKelvy over Sunday.
G.. NJ Tustin, f. B. Tustin and George
Low rode to Highland Lake on their wheels
on Saturday, and remained over Sunday.
Ira Hutchngs and Kimber George left
town Monday for Reynoldsvile where they
expect to secure employment in a silk mill.
| Mr. and Mrs. p B. Heddens, and little
daughter, drove to Washingtonville on Sun
day and spent the day with A. L. Heddens,
at the Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. Harry W. Townsend, wife and son
are enjoying a weeks visit with our former
twnsman and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Jones at Fishing Creek.
! Mrs. c. w. Bennett of Wilkesbarre, and
daughter, Miss Mabel, were the guests of
Mrs. Bennet's sister, Mrs. X. w. Smith, at
! Mifflnville the past week.
Charles Johnson came over from Hughes
vile and spent Sunday with his parents in
town, He recently engaged in the jewelry
business for himself He reports business
good.
J. E. Roys and family will 60 to Sodus
! Point, Lake Ontario, on Monday, where
| they will spend two weeks. They will also
visit other places in New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
Franklin Kiefer of Evansville, dropped in
our sanctum on Wednesday and renewed his
subscription to the COLUMBIAN. Mr.. Evans
says the weather has been very warm there
abouts for the past two weeks.
Edward B. Clark arrived home on Tues
day, after an absence of two years in the
! klondyke. He has lost some flesh, but
otherwise looks rugged and hearty He was
not among the few fortunate ones who have
! brought fortunes home from that region.
C. Schultz, of Jerseytown, called in to
/ see us Tuesday morning, and had his name
added to our list of subscribers. He said he
had picked up COLUMBIAN that somebody
had dropped and noticing our liberal offer to
send the CoLUMAIAN for one year and the
EARN Journal until 1908, for an advance
payment concluded he would take advantage
of it.
Among the strangers from distance who
have, been enjoying the fresh bracing air
which pervades Mifflinville, during the past
week were Messrs Brice Vaudling and Paul
Z. Butler of Wilkesbarre, and E. c. Green
of Buffalo, N. Y. The former two, were the
guests Of Miss Florence Smith, while the
latter was entertained by his brother-in-law
G. +. Zimmerman.