The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-01-04
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. William Leverett returned to her
home at Philadelphia on Saturday
DIR. b. +. Sharpless Of Catawissa, attend
ed to business in town yesterday.
John f.. Vannatta and little son Tom
spent Sunday with relatives on Iron street.
Chas. Unangst Esq, and wife of New
York, spent few days in town last week.
Miss Della Geisnger, of Espy, has been
the guest Of friends at Millersburg the past
week.
Miss Natalie Foulke has returned home
after two weeks visit with Wilkes Barre
friends.
Mrs. George Wilson has been visiting her
mother Mrs. Margaret WaSkr at Muncy
Station.
Mrs. Paul f.. Writ received her lady
friends on Tuesday afternoon from four TO
six o'clock.
r. c. Kocher, of Fowlersville, was in
town on Tuesday, and gave this office
pleasant call.
William Cohman returned home on Mon
day after a weeks visit with his sister at
Wilkes. Barre.
Miss Marie and Mr.. Elwel Funk enter
tertained a party Of their young friends last
Saturday evening.
The Misses Mary and Laura Mensch, Of
Muncy Station, we're guests of friends here
during the holidays.
|. H. Hagenbuch of Grovanis, one of our
prompt payment in advance subscribers, was
in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. John Swartwout, of Sugarloaf town
ship, was a recent caller at this office. His
visits are always appreciated.
Ben Gliding spent Monday at Mt. Carmel,
his wife having been visiting her parents at
that place for two weeks past.
Robert f. Hartman of the firm of |. w
Hartman & Son left on Monday for New
York City to purchase new goods.
Margaret Laubauch has entirely recovered
from her recent illness and is again back tC
her work in the Telephone Exchange.
Jay Allen, Mac Reber and Harry Keller
have returned TO college The two first t.
State, and the latter, to Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Fetterman we're ol
Monday informed OF the arrival of a younl
son, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. J
C. Wiegand, at Wilkes Barre.
Stephen Reice returned to Philadelphia
on Saturday, accompanied by his father
Charles Reice, who went down to spend
day or two with his son William.
Mrs Erath, daughter and son, Of Sout
Wilkes Barre, enjoyed four days visit wit
Mrs. Erath's mother, in town. They re
turned home Monday afternoon.
Miss Estele, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.:
II. o Rodgers, of Hazleton, Pa, is visitin
at her aunts, Mrs. P. T.. Writ. A Me-
! Years party was given in her honor o
7 Monday night.
Frank c. Angle, Esq, editor, lawyer, op
7 era house manager, director in the new tee
;, phone company, and in many other ways on
of Danville's leading citizens, spent fe,
hours in town on Tuesday.
Samuel Pifer, formerly of Bloomsbury
l now of Dubois City, circulated among oil
, friends and former acquaintances in town o
= Tuesday. Mr.. Pifer is tailor, and learne
his trade with N. S. Tingley, here man
years ago.
Mrs. Edward w. Sloppy and interestin
daughter, Miss Madalne, were guests {
relatives in town over Sunday. Mr.. Slepp
was also in town over Saturday night, bt
g, his duties as a railroad engineer made
= :, necessary for him to be at his post on SUI
q day.
r DIR. and Mrs. D. J. Waller and family
r Indiana, Pa, were here to spend Christm;
with their relatives There were present
, the Waller homestead on that day, famll
r gathering Of twenty-five, made up of II
h sons and daughters of Mrs. d. J. Waller ST.
and their families.
w. X. Armstrong and wife, of Mltol
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Arm
! strong's mother, at corner of Fourth an
c Catharne Street. Their little daughte
# Miss Martha, who preceeded them here
. few days, accompanied them home. NJ
Armstrong reports business in general vel
: good at Milton.