The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-04-19
PURELY PERSONAL


Boyd Maize will return to Yale on Mon.
day.
!. L. Dillon spent Sun day at Wilkes
Barre.
Carl Writ is home from Harvard for the
Easter holidays.
Mrs. Charles w. McKelvy is spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Harry Houck of Scranton spent Easter
with his mother in town.
II. NJ. Rupert was the guest of his brother
l. Rupert at Shickshinny.
George Appleman, Of Rohrsburg, trans.
acted business here on Monday.
Wellie Manning Of Philipsburg spent
Easter with his father in town.
Louis Lowenberg of Milton, was the guest
of his mother in town over Sunday.
Morris Ellenbogen and wife Of Scranton
were guests Of relatives in town over Sunday
Robert d. Young spent Sunday with his
sister, Miss KatharineY Young at Wilkesbarre.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Writ returned last
wsek from an extended tour through the
south
Rev. G.. II. Hemingway attended the
Northumberland Presbytery at Danville on
Tuesday
w. p. Meigs went to New York on Sun.
day in the interest of the Bloomsbury Car
Company.
William Coffman, Paul Traub and Edward
Lewis, enjoyed drive to Berwick Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. w. McHenry of Saltwater visited
her father, David Savage, on Iron Street the
past week
ID. X Butler returned to Philadelphia
Tuesday, after a pleasant visit with rel
atives here.
| Frank Chessman, of Montreal, has been
the guest of his class mate, Carl Writ, for
the past week.
Mss Paulne Writ who is attending a
young ladies' school in New York, is home
on vacation.
Mrs. William Leverett is Spending week
with her relatives here Mr.. Leverett was
here over Easter.
Miss Gertrude Haas Of Sunbury is the
guest Of Mrs. DIR. w. II. Purman, corner OF
Third and Center Steet.
Miss Grace Dawson returned home on
Saturday from pleasant visit with Wilkes
Barre and Nanticoke friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Clewell Of South Bethle-
hem spent few days in town last week,
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Rarck.
Oliver Watts greeted his legion of friends
in town on Monday. He is at present en-
ployed in jewelry store in Middletown.
Warren Edgar, wife, and daughter, of
Saltwater came down on Saturday and re-
mained in town over Sunday with relatives.
J. G.. Swank, ex.county commissioner, and
President of the Briarcreek Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company, spent Tuesday in town.
Misses Martha and Nellie Hill Of Sunbury
and Arthur Croft, of Bloomsburg, visited
friends in this city Tuesday "Danville
Sum-"
ID. w. Vandine gave our Office a very
pleasant call on Saturday. He informs us
that he has changed his place of residence
from Benton to kohrsburg.
Mrs. M. II. Mckinney and Miss Laura
Waller went to Bethlehem last Friday 10
spend Easter. They attended the Easter
services in the Moravian church.
Mrs. G. N. Boggs, who went to Philaiel
phia Two weeks ago to undergo a surgical
operation, is reported to be improving, and
her entire recovery is confidently expected by
her friends.
Master Myron, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
S. Rishton, celebrated his fifth birthday OF
Monday, and in honor of the event abou
twenty little people were invitdd to spenc
the afternoon. They had jolly time.
Geo. A. Clark, employed at the Tyrone
Iron Works, Intended to reach here on Sat
urday evening to spend Easter, but freigh
wreck delayed his train SO that when h'
arrived in Sunbury it was too late to make
; the connection, and he was obliged to re
main there until Sunday morning. He re
, turned to Tyrone on Monday.