The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-03-01
PURELY PERSONAL

II. V. White Esq, had business in
Wilkesbarre on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Funston returned
from New York on Monday.
John Tooley spent Friday afternoon with
his brother Lawrence in town.
Mrs. Thomas ] Barton | the guest OF
friends at Harrisburg this week.
Dr.. George Waller, Of Philadelphia has
been in town for several days past
Miss Margaret Hidlay was the guest of
.ela,ives at Wilkes Barre over Sunday.
Miss Sue Potter departed on Tuesday f.r
soourn of several days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William X. Armstrong, of Milton,
was the guest Of relatives in town over Sun
day.
Guy Jacoby Esq, left on Tuesday for
Gordon, Schuylkill County. He will be
away for several days.
Miss Hattie Everett of Montgomery is
Carpenter, this week.
Miss Martha Mckinney gave a very en-
joyable evening party, at her home on Mar
ket street, Tuesday evening.
Harry Keller, student at Lafayette, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Jacob Keller on Market street
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G.. Brugler have
returned to their Philadelphia home, after a
weeks pleasant stay in town.
Harry Hess and wife of Third Street.spent
few days with the latter's parents MIR. and
Mrs. A. b. Kirkendall at Nescopeck.
Mrs. John c. Rutter Jr., gave a pleasant
| nroureccive enrhr. pn Tupglay after.
noon which was attended by about thirty
ladies'.
DR.. ]. S. Lazarus spent two days in Mt
Carmel last week, looking after the business
interests of his brother, the late John
Lazarus.
Harry l.. Underwood, of Tampa, Florida,
spent two days in town last week. He says
nature is beautiful in his far Southern home,
at this season OF the year.
George Ritter spent Sunday with his par
ents on East Third Street. He is employed
as telegraph operator at the ID. l.. w.
Railroad Station, Kingston.
Rev. j. w. Messenger, of the Evangelical
Church has gone to Wiliamsport to attend
conference, He will be entertained, while
in that city by Prof J A. Kiess, $40 Louisa
| Street.
| G.. w, Eckman, who has been conduct.
ing the business for the Creamery at Mill
vile, left yesterday for New York, where he
has accepted position with :he De Leval
Separator Co.
II. f, Kelchner, of Benton, gave us a
pleasant call on Saturday. He says the re-
port that he intends to farm the coming sum-
mer is incorrect. His health has been very
much impaired Of late.
A progressive euchre party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul +. Writ last Friday eve
ming. Among other very pleasant features
Of the occasion was the music furnished by
Prof. Breons Orchestra.
J. Lee Martin and wife of New York City
arrived in town last week. Mr.. Martin will
open jewelry store in the Mover building,
below Market street, about April first. They
will reside here permanently.
| Miss Martha Woods and Miss Agnes
Pursel, two of Danvlle's popular young
ladies, spent Saturday and Sunday in town as
the guests Of Miss Margaret Laubach They
returned home Sunday evening.
| N. w. Hess, of Bendertown, paid our Of
| fee visit on Friday, renewed his subscrip-
tion to the COLUMBIAN, and ordered bills
printed for a public sale, to be held on
Wednesday, March 2oth, at 10 O'Clock.
Frank M. Hess, thrifty farmer of FISH
ingcreek TOWNSHIP, spent Sunday in town
with his wife, who has been keeping house
for their son Charles. The latter and his
wife have been making visit to friends at
Wlllamsport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X. Bidleman enter :
tanned company of about forty ladies and
| gentlemen nj their home on Third and Cent er
Streets Monday even ny. Progressive euchre
was the leading feature and altogether it
was very charming party.
DR.. w. II. Purman on Monday left for
New York, to be the guest of his nephew
United States Senator Thurston, of Nebras'
ka, all this week. Together tn y will visi,
Washington, d. c., Philadelphia, and Bal
timore, and possibly other cities.