The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-07-26
PURELY PERSONAL

spent sunday IN TOWN..
Mrs. f. P. Cosper and family of Pttston,
are visiting at G. w. CorreFs.
George Hummer Of Jamison City, attend.
ed to business in town Monday.
Frank Terney, of Wilkes Barre, is spend
ing weeks vacation with his mother.
William S. Meyer and daughter Miss
Martha are home from Highland Lake.
Miss Bertha Greatrex Of Iron street, is
visiting with relatives in Youngsville, New
York.
J, +. Roys will 90 to Tunknannock to-
morrow, where his wife and daughter are
visiting
Miss Edna Wilson and Miss Annie Eyer
have returned home from visit with friends
in Ohio.
Rev. ]. d. Thomas, pastor of the Re-
formed Church, is spending months vaca-
tion in Ohio.
DeForest Hummer was a guest Tuesday
and Wednesday at Camp Idleness, above
Orangeville.
Mrs. Judge Elwel and grandson, Elwell
Funk, are spending several weeks at Sayre
and Towanda.
Henry Oil spent Sunday with his son-in-
law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Pot
ter, at Millville.
John Mcdowell of New York City, is en-
joying his annual vacation visiting relatives
in Light Street.
Miss Margaret Hidlay is spending her
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Drum, in
Center township.
Mrs. L. r. Drinker and daughter, Miss
Lydia, have gone to Bailey's Island, off the
New England coast.
Mrs. Benz II. Vannatta. of Blair County
is the guest of Mr.. Vannatta's mother and
sisters on Iron Street
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gidding and Warren
Gliding, of New York, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Gliding yesterday.
Miss Bertha Hagenbuch has returned home
after an absence of ten days, during which
time she visited relatives at Hamburg
Miss Bessie Hendershott returned home
on Monday from Philadelphia, where she
had spent the past month with relatives.
Harry IIouck of the Internal Revenue Of
flee, Scranton, spent Sunday in town. He
was a pleasant caller at our Office on Mon.
day.
Miles and Hiram Abertson, with their
families are visiting relatives at Rohrsburg.
Miles resides in Georgia and Hiram in Miss
issippi.
S. c. Brown returned from Scamp Idle
ness" Yesterday afternoon lie reports all
the campers healthy and happy. He will
return to camp next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Unangst, of New
York, after spending ten days here with re.
latives, left on Wednesday for Loon Lake IN
the Adirondacks, where they will spend part
of the summer.
Prof. George L. Wilbur was Shickshinny
visitor Monday. Prof. Wilbur came up from
Bloomsbury in the interest of the Royal Ar
canum, hoping to effect an organization here.
-Shckshinny Echo.
Miss Annie Hassert departed yesterday
for Kingston, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Edward Sloppy for few days. She
will also visit another sister, Mrs. Erath in
Wilkesbarre, before returning home.
Rev. Father McCann, formerly of St.
Columbas Catholic Church, this town, now
at Locust Gap, assisted in the confirmation
of class of two hundred, at St. Ignatius'
Church, Centrala, Sunday afternoon
X. b. Grotz and William Hoffman accom-
panied the z. o, S. of A. picnic to Star Is
land Park on Saturday. They took advant-
age of the opportunity offered and remained
in Willamsport with friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Grier Quick left last Thursday for Easton,
where they will visit for several days. They
will tier continue their journey on to Jersey
City, N. J., where they will be the guests of
Frank S. Brown for a week.
Druggist w. X. Armstrong, Mrs. Arm
strong and daughter, Martha, will spend a
week or two at the seashore. During Mr..
Armstrong; absence the store will be in
carge of Robert Mervine, an experienced
and reliable pharmacist. Milton Record"
Miss Mary Clark went TO New York on
Tuesday, and there met her sister Miss
Martha, who has been spending the past
week with Mrs. DR.. Z. +. Smith. They
went from there to Bailey's Island off the
coast of Maine, where they will spend few
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Sharpless of Pueblo,
Colorado, who have been visiting the FORM
ers relatives here for more than month de-
parted on Monday for New York City. Mrs.
Sharpless will 90 to Paris to visit the Ex-
position, and Mr., Sharpless will spend some
time at Ocean Grove.
DR.. Z. f. Smith and DR., Schierge of New
York City, arrived in Bloomsbury last Fri
day on bicycle tour, and spent Saturday
calling on friends here. They rode from
New York to Trenton, thence b Ehiladel'
pha, and up through Reading. They left
here on Sunday morning, expecting to reach
Scranton by evening and thence by Delaware
Water Gap back to New York. The ex-
tremely warm weather forced them to take
advantage of railroad facilities for a goodly
norton of their trim