The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-07-04
PURELY PERSONAL


Miss Anna Dyer Of Riverside is visitin.
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Allen left yesterda,
for Eagles Mere.
Harry stees and c. c. Yetter Esqs., spen
Sunday in Danville.
George McLinn has accepted a position
in the Aberdeen at Longport, N. J.
Miss Nora Mcpherson is home after a
pleasant visit with friends at Shamokin.
Miss Lois Boyer, of Plymouth, has been
the guest Of Miss Claire Gross the past week.
Harry Ruloug and David Powell are at.
tending the Pan.American Exposition this
week.
Miss Minnie Ent, who has been teaching
school at Newark, N. J. arrived home Mon.
day.
Mrs. p. Brugler and daughter, Miss
Martha, have gone to Ocean Grove for the
summer.
Mrs. s. F. Shelly, of Berkley Springs,
West Virginia, is being entertained by Mrs.
c. II. Blatchley.
Mrs, Rev. C. w. Sechris,, of Elicott CITY.
Md, is visiting her son, William Sechrist,
on Leohard Street.
c. c. Trench made business trip to New
York City Monday. lie returned home
yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Hendershott is improving
nicely from a surgical operation on her neck,
performed last week Monday.
Mrs. John S. Williams and little son,
Monroe, returned Saturday from a months
stay at Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Carolyn Wallace, who was the guest
of Miss Edith Miller last week, returned to
her home in Dorranceton Saturday after
noon.
II. F. Kelchner, proprietor of the Nc
Henry House, Benton, accompanied by his
wife and daughter were Bloomsbury visitors
Monday.
Miss Amy Johns Of Hazleton spent a few |
days with Miss Martha Meyer this week. |
She was accompanied to h er home Tuesday |
evening by Miss Meyer, who will visit her |
for week.
Percy Brewincton, junior partner of the
Argus Publishing Company, Benton, and his
bride stopped in town between trains Satur-
day afternoon, enroutc from Wilkes-B Barre to
their home. While here he received the
felctations OF numerous friends.
Percy Currin, of Wiliamsport, spent Sun.
day afternoon and night in Berwick. He had
previously informed a number Of his friends
what train he would be on and they went to
the Lackawanna Depot to see and shake
hands with him. Percy has a nice thing of
it in the lumber city.
Mrs DR.. Biddle, of Fountain Springs.
spent last week in town attending the Nor.
NAL exercises, and the reunion Of the class
OF II, of which she was a member. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Marie, who is an accomplished musician
The attendants at the Presbyterian Church
we're favored with a violin solo by her on
Sunday evening week, and she also added
% the pleasure of the Alumni dinner last
Wednesday by rendering another violin Sc.
ection. She plays remarkably well.
Rev. and Mrs. d. N. Kirkby gave re.
:ePtion to the congregation of St. Paul's
Church last Monday evening. Notwith-
standing the intense heat the attendance was
arge. Mr.. Kirkby and family left on Tues
lay morning for Brooklyn, where they will
'isit Mrs Kirkby's mother Mrs. Kent.
They will be absent about two months a
,acation of that length having been voted
he Rector. He has not yet decided where
lie will go. He may go to England, or pos
lbly to the st. Lawrence and into Canada
t is hoped that he will return fully restored
o vigorous health.