Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-02-14
Brief Mention of the Doings of Your Friends
and Acquaintances,

day.
J.F. Tooley transacted business in
Shamokin yesterday.
William Vastine, of Catawissa, was in
town yesterday.
John Roach, recently employed as pit
boss at the Bessemer steel plant, left
Yesterday for Johnstown, where he has
accepted a position with the Cambria
Iron and Steel Co. Mr.. Roach is the
last of the Bethlehem contingent to leave
Danville.
C.P. Hancock was in Sunbury yester-
day.
Joseph Maier, who has been attached
to the Annapolis, Md, naval station
the past year, returned home last even
ing
William Haas returned from a visit in
Trevorton last evening.
Harry I. Hancock was in Sunbury yes
terday.
r. 6. Miller transacted business in
Harrisburg yesterday.
William Greiner, of Lancaster, arrived
in this city yesterday in response to
news of his grand mothers illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eleaser Maier, of Phila-
dephia, are visiting Mr.. Maiers' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Maier on Mill street.
J. w. Evans, of Berwick, was a visitor
in this city yesterday,
f. w. Reese, Esq, of Hazleton, was
in town yesterday.
f. Derr transacted business in Sun
bury yesterday.
DR.. ]. p. Hofa, of Washingtonvile,
drove to Danville yesterday.
D. e. Bolig, of Snnbury, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. I. l.. Bender of Martinsburg,
West Virginia, Mrs. H. Kline of Sun
bury, and Mrs Harry Yorgy of Ply
mouth, are the guests of the Misses Bas-
sett on Mill street.
Harry Lyon has accepted position
with the Burbank Manufacturing Com
pany of Boston and will leave for his
new field in a few days.
Miss Sara DeLong of Blue Springs
farm is confined to her home by an at
tack of grip.
Miss Virgie Meyer, of Berwick, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs l. q. Barber, daughter Margaret
and son Hugh spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Middleburg.
Josiah Johnson and NJ. II. Butler
telegraph operators of Bloom Sburg,
spent Sunday at the home OF MIS-. Han
nah Piner, Riverside.
Mont. O. Hughes, of Philadelphia,
was guest at the home of his mother,
Mrs. n O Hughes, Ferry street, Sun
day.
Miss Charlotte Marks returned to Cat
awissa on Saturday after a visit with
Miss Sadie Bergner, Nassau street.
Mrs. Clark Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McAnall and John McAnall, Of
Berwick, attended the funeral of Frank
S. Hunt in this city on Saturday.
The Rev. w. + Bushoug of York,
formerly pastor of the shiloh Reformed
church, spent Sunday evening with
friends in Danville.
The Rev G.. f. Limhert is attending
a church work convention of the Re-
formed church in Freeland.
Mrs. Edward Ritter is visiting friends
in Pottsgrove.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher is visiting relatives
in Catawissa
John Williams, Of Northumberland
was in town yesterday.
Miss Helen Davis, of Sunbury, was
the guest of Mrs. l.. G. Lane on Walnut
street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon LeboId, of Will
transport, visited friends at the State
! Hospital yesterday
George Payne lefs for New York yes
terday TO attend the funeral OF friend.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Pegg, daughter
Mary, and sons, Eugene and Walter, Of
South Danvile, left yesterday for Con-
yngham. Luzerne county, to attend The
funeral of Mr.. Pegs brother.
Mrs. viii hartman and sister, Mis-:
Fasold, of Sunbury, were guests yester'
day at the home of George 4. Rossman
Mill stree.
Frank Newbaker was in NOrthumber
land yesterday.
Daniel Edwards, of Kingston, was il
town yesterday.
J. NJ. Coddington, of New York, Au
ulitor for the ID. l.. q w. railroad com
pany, transacted business in this cit!
yesterday.
w. T. Pease was in BIoomsburg yes
terday.
Edward Campbell transacted business
bn Bloomsbury yesterday.
Miss Cora Meyer is visiting relatives
IN Berwick.
Mrs. James Foster left yesterday for
! visit in Harrisburg.
Miss Mary Moore returned to MIltol
Yesterday after visit with Miss Nelll
Moore, Rush township.