The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss SADIE Sloan returned from Block
Island last Saturday.
Miss Lila Sloan is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Andreas, at Wilkes.B Barre.
Mrs. w. S. Capwel and daughter are Wis
iting relatives in Scranton.
Robert Mcbride has been housed up for
more than week past by illness.
l.. w. German of Florida is spending a
few weeks with Columbia county frlends.
Miss Annie Fox and sister, Mrs. !. S.
Gilbert, are spending week at Eagles Mere.
Mrs, DR.. J. J. Brown and DIR. Browns
mother and sister are sojourning at Noun
tain Grove.
Guy Sloppy book-keeper for the Keystone
Drug Company, left yesterday for Scranton
on a visit.
Miss Margaret Hendcrshott and Miss
Name Vial are spending this week in Will
Transport with friends.
Mrs. Arthur Wooey, of Danville, was the
guest of Mrs. w. S. Rishton for several
days during the past week.
Gerald Gross ventured out on Wednesday
for the first time for two months. He en-
joyed drive with DIR. Gardner.
Pat. Reilly, of Shamokin, spent Sunday in
town with his mother. He is recognized as
a leader in his trade in that town.
Robert Swayze and children are spending
month at Bloomsburg, Lightstreet, and
Shen ardoah. Enterprise.
Will Dentler departed on Tuesday for a
weeks vacation. He will visit Atlantic
City, New York City, and several other
places.
Rev. w. M. Frysnger left yesterday for
Mountain Grove, where he will take part in
the camp-meeting. He will be absent until
Sunday.
DIR. d. J. Waller and his three daughters
Misses Mabel, Elizabeth and Margaret, of
Indiana, Pa. are, visiting their relatives and
friends here.
Nate Gidding arrived in town Monday
evening from Duluth, Mimi, on visit to
his brothers, Ben and Joe. He will remain
a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hassert are among
the Bloomsburgers who have enjoyel the
breezes at Atlantic City this season. They
returned home on Friday.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Phillips returned home on
Monday from a visit with Miss Matte Dugan
of New York. Miss Dugan was formerly the
operator at the Western Union Telegraph
office here.
Mrs. Edward Erath, daughter Miss Bertha,
and son Master Stanley, arrived in town on
Saturday from Wilkes Barre for visit with
relatices. On Tuesday they went to Milton
to visit Mrs. Erath's sister, Mrs. w. X.
Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. p. Ringler, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. X. Vannatta, Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Armstrong, Mrs. Raj ph Phillips and Mrs.
NJ. M. Phillips are occupying the camp re-
Gently vacated by the 'Idlers." They will
remain over Sunday.
Rev. J. d. Smith departed on Tuesday
for Cambridge Springs, Pa. These springs
are celebrated for their medicinal qualities,
and Mr.. Smith hopes for very much benefit
healthwise. He will be absent from home
until the latter part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Jury and Miss Hattie
Crist are sojourning at Highland Lake this
week. They are guests of the Essick Hotel.
As a summer resort Highland Lake is be-
coming very popular Its growth during the
past few seasons has been wonderful
Mr.. Samuel Pursel, principal Of the
Bloomsburg schools, who has been spending
some time at Chautauqua, received message
this morning to the effect that his wife had
given birth to a son. Mr.. Pursel was over
joyed at the news and left at once for home.
-Eagles Mere 'Chautauquan."