The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-12-06
PURELY PERSONAL


L. b. Dreisbach went to Berwick on Mon.
day.
Robert d. Cofman went to Philadelphia
on Monday.
Ben Carpenter returned to Cornell Uni.
versity on Monday.
Charles Reimard spent few hours on
Monday in Berwick.
Robert Hawey Tr., was in Pittston and
Scranton on Monday.
Mac Reber was home from State College
for Thanksgiving.
c. c. Peacock, Esq, transacted business
in Ornngeville yesterday.
Miss Mary Adams was the guest of friends
at Sunbury over Sunday.
James Wilson made business trip to
Wilkes-B Barre on Tuesday.
Cashier d. L. Mensch, of Shickshinny,
spent sunday in Bloomsbury.
X. X. John, Esq, is slowly improving
after an Illness of several weeks.
Mrs John s. Gilbert, of Philadelphia, is
spending this week with relatives here.
Rev. w. NJ. Frysnger, of the NJ. +.
Church, spent Wednesday in Shickshinny.
l. n. hltltI DDdIutn tlt II. ls ~ w
train this morning for Nanticole on business
Mr. and Mrs. + 2. Pursel became the
parents OF little daughter on Thanksgiving
Day.
H. o Christian and family have moved to
Philadelphia where he has secured employ
ment.
Harry Keller spent his Thanksgiving va
cation at home. lie is attending Lafayette
College
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Evans, of Berwick,
spent Thanksgiving with w. c. Mckinney
and family.
W. b. Allen is now employed at the
"Daily" Office, having charge of the delivery
and collections.
Lawrence Tooley returned Yesterday from
Philadelphia. While in the city he wit
messed "Ben Hur.'
Miss Mary Brown, of Danvile. spent
Thanksgiving in Bloomsburg with her sister,
Miss Carrie Brown
rof. +. n. Perrin and son, Edwin, of
New York, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs W. T. Meigs.
Miss Maud West, of Weatherly, was the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Edwin II. Ent, on
West street, last week.
NJ. L. Smith, Passenger Agent of the
Bloomsburg Division of the d. L. & w.
Railroad, was in town on Thursday.
Miss Laura Warner went to Wilkes
Barre on Saturday, where she has accepted |
a clerkship m the Boston store.
Mrs. Edward Sleepy and little daughter,
Miss Maze, of Northumberland, spent Sun |
day and Monday with relatives in town.
Miss Annie Kase, who is attending Bus |
mess College in Scranton, returned there on |
Monday, after spending Thanksgiving at !
home.
Mrs. L. y Meyer Mrs. J. w. Eyer, and |
Miss Letlie Eyer went to Wilkes. Barre |
yesterday to see the display of Holiday
goods.
Thomas Jones, Of Three Rivers, Mich, |
is visiting his relatives here. He did not |
anticipate that he would attend his brother |
Peters funeral when he left home
Thos. 7. Weirman, Superintendent of the |
Pennsylvania Canal, and Capt. M. Meehan,
both of Harrisburg, were in town on Monday |
on legal business.
David J. Ta,ker, assistant editor of this
paper, has been taking an outing last week |
and this and is travelling with the A. & r.
Biograph Co, giving his illustrated songs. !
From what the papers say, the whole enter
tainment is taking very well.
Clint JIagenbuch, foreman of printing |
establishment at Bay Shore, N. Y, is visit |
ing his father IN Centre Twp He devoted |
three years to the study of the printing art |
in the ar publican" office, this town, and
during that time formed the acquaintance of
a legion of friends, who are pleased to shake
hands with him.