The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-06-28
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, FA.
PURELY PERSONAL

Rev. b. c. Conner, of Harrisburg, is in
,oWn this week.
Miss Bessie Hendershott is visiting rela-
,yes in Philadelphia.
Ioserh Furman is home from Philadel.
phia, yisitins his parents.
Joseph II Hall, of the Philadelphia "ln-
ouirer." was in town this week.
Miss Mary Bell of West Fifth street, is
visiting relatives in Millersburg.
Congressman Rufus X Polk, of Danville,
spent a short time here Monday.
Richard Stiles, of Philadelphia, is the
cuest Of relatives in this vicinity.
william II. Coifman spent Friday after
noon and evening in Northumberland.
Mrs. Roland keller and son attended
IIalf.Yeary meeting at Millville on Friday.
Ira Evert Of Philadelphia, is being enter
aimed by his brother, W. A. Evert on East
Third St.
c. b. Chrisman returned to Philadelphia
yesterday, after q weeks sojourn in town
with relatives.
DR.. d. ]. Waller, of Indiana, Pa, visited
bis mother, Mrs. ID. J Waller, on south
Market street
Miss Annie Hutchins is spending her va.
cation with Mrs. Joseph Trethaway, at
Wilkes Barre.
Mrs. Catharne Manges and Mrs. f. p.
Johnson, of Danvile, called on friends in
town on Monday.
Edward Caldwell, of the mail delivery
force, left on Monday for New York TO spend
his annual vacation.
Edward Harrar, of Newark. n. J., is in
town this week. His many friends are
pleased to see him.
Geo. y. Hartman has gone TO Jamiso n
City to purchase lumber for the llawley--
Slate Furniture Factory.
A. w. Jones, former resident, now in
business at Jamestown, was in town on Tues
day renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Elizabeth Jewett and Miss Emma
Foster, OF Williamsport, attended the COM
mencement exercises at the Normal.
NJ. A. Comstock, of Central, one of ouI
most prompt paying subscribers, made US a
pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mrs lanes Magee attended the first OF
The pzza series of the Berwick Current
Events Cluu meeting Wednesday OF last
week.
John G.. MctIehry, of Benton, delegate to
The Democratic National Convention from
this district, will leave for Kansas City on
Friday.
DR.. w. r. Vance, wife, and sister Emma,
OF Orangevile, drove to Bloomsbury yester-
day, and attended the Normal Commence
ment exercises.
James Harvey, Sheriff of Luzerne County,
attended the Normal Commencement exer'
elses on Wednesday. His niece, Miss Ellen
Harvey is graduate
/. +. McCabe spent Sunday at Remove.
HIS wife and children, who had been visiting
relatives there for two weeks, accompanied
him home on Monday.
Miss Martha, little daughter OF Mr.. and
mrs' W. X. Armstrong, of Milton, is the
guest OF her grandma and aunt at the Corner
Catharne and Fourth streets.
Boyd Maize arrived home from Yale on
fnday. He established quite reputation
Tor himself as a ball player, playing lett field
ior The second team of the college.
Miss Dora Laubach, who is engaged as a
teacher at Andelusia, is nome spending her
annual eight weeks vacation with her par
sn's, Mr.. and Mrs. DIS. Laubach, on East
Third street.
proi. F. II. Jenkins, registrar Of the Nor
Hai School, is in attendance at the com
Nlencement exercises of Amherst College,
'his week. The Professor graduated from
shls institution in the class of 1880.