The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-22
PURELY PERSONAL

Boyd Trescott of Mllville, is transacting
business in town to-day.
Harry Little is home from Bucknell Col
lege for ten.days' vacation.
Capt II. J. Conner Of Orangeville, cir
culated among friends in town on Monday.
Miss Margaret Laubach was the guest of
Miss Rosella Williams in Berwick over Sun
day.
Mrs. b. A. Gidding, who is visiting her
parents at Mt Carmel, will return home Sat,
urday.
Mrs. Frank Mears of Brooklyn, N. V,
is spending the week with her PARENTS in
town.
II. w. Sloan has been confined to the
house for several days with an attack Of
grippe.
DIR. Foster. manager of the Keystone
Drug Company, is in Virginia this week, in
the interest of the Company.
Mrs Arthur A. Clark and little daughter
of Harrisburg, are visiting at the Clark
h homestead on Market street.
His Honor X. X. Little is presiding at the
regular March term of court of Montour
County, at Danville this week.
Joseph Helm, of Danville, witnessed the
presentation of the "Span of Life" at the
Opera House Tuesday night.
Robert Bogart, the genial clerk in S. X.
Bidleman's Stationery Store has been housed
up by sickness for the past week.
A. w. Vaughn and wife, attended the
"Span of Life" Tuesday evening, Mr..
Vaughn is a successful merchant at Jamison
| City.
Mss Susie Wardin and Miss Carrie
| Fleckenstine, of Wilkes. Barre, were guests
of Miss iIidlay on North Iron Street over
Sunday.
Mac Reber came home from State College,
at Bellfonte, and spent Sunday with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Reber on North
Market Street.
Evan Griffith, the genial liquid dispenser
at the Exchange Hotel and III. ID. Manning
visited Pittston friends over Sunday. Both
| formerly resided at that place.
Mrs. Elmlra McHenry, and son Olivet S.
McHenry and family Of Orangeville, were
guests of the formers daughter, Mrs. Frank
l.. Klase, in town on Sunday.
Frank d. Phillips, at present located at
Jersey Shore, was the guest of his mother,
NJ. NJ. Phillips over Sunday. Frank is meet.
ing with phenomenal success in the penny
| photo business.
| John Osborne, Of Williamsport, circulated
among friends in Bloomsburg on Friday.
| This was Mr.. Osborne's first visit to our
town in ten years He says the town is
gaining the appearance Of city.
| b. w Swisher left on Wednesday for
Schoolcraft, Michigan, where he has accept.
! ed position with a man who deals extern
sively in horses. To have summer, and
QUOT pitching without him will seem un-
natural.
Atwood McHenry and wife, of STILL
water, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Hunt on East Third Street. Mrs.
McHenry and Mrs. Hunt are sisters. Their
maiden name was Edgar, daughters of the
late b. F. Edgar.
J. f. Corser will move to Scranton this
week, where his family will remain for the
present. He will go on to Alaska, in quest
citizen and his departure from our midst is
regretted.
Joseph +. McHenry, retired merchant,
| of Saltwater, and Ellis Stoker, on of Fish
| ingcreek townships well known agricultur-
lists, stopped in town between trains on
Tuesday, enroute to Philadelphia, TO attend
the funeral of James Stoker, whose death oc.
Cured in that city on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Dckerman Of
Milton, left last week for New York, and
from there sailed on the North German
Lloyd Line Steamer, Kaiser Wilhelm for
Sherborg. Their daughter, Miss Grace &C.
companied them to New York, to see her
parents of. Mr.. Dlckerman, for the past
twenty years has been the manager of the
Milton Car Works, and the trip is being
made to benefit his health.