The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-06-27
PURELY PERSONAL

WI LOWcu DulB spent OunVaI at milton
Charlie Hover spent Sunday in Berwick.
Ralph Rough of Berwi k spent Thursday
in town.
Charles F. Skeer, of Boston IS home for
his vacation.
Miss Margaret Fortune spent Sunday at
Miflinvlle.
Charles Watson, of PHILADELPHIA, was in
town on Tuesday.
Robert ID. Dent made business trip to
New York this week.
Mrs, Byron Stickney, of Scranton, is Wis.
itng relatives in town.
Mrs. Alfred McIIenry is the guest of
Benton friends this week.
Mrs. Luther Rupert and daughter are
spending to-day in Berwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Barton have re.
turned from their wedding tour
Miss Nan Walker, of Norristown. is
attending the Normal exercises this week.
Miss Mae Evans is home from Muncy,
where she has been visiting for several weeks
past.
William O'Connel, of New York City. is
visiting friends IN 'the vicinity Of Light
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs F. c Williams, of Scranton,
are visiting Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs. c.
G.. Barkey.
Miss Dora Laubach, OF Andausa is spend
ing her vacation at the parental home on East
Third Street.
Miss Eva Penman, OF Knoxville, III a
daughter of Wallace Penman, is visiting rel.
atives inltown.
Hon. W. T. Greasy, Of Catawissa, called
on friends ana transacted business in Blooms
burg Saturday.
Harry Achenbach is back TO his post of
duty in the Farmers National Bank, after 4
two weeks illness.
N. U. Funk, Esq. went to New York on
Saturday on business, and went from there
to West Virginia.
William Krickbaum went to Harrisburg
yesterday to look in at the closing sessions
of the Legislature.
Miss Kathryn Wallace, of Dorrancetown,
is the guest of Miss Edith Miller during
Commencement week.
Mrs. Russell Andreas, OF Wilkes Barre, is
visiting at that home of her father, c. ?.
Sloan on Market Street.
NV ~. ~ INuhly NCul u NEW \ Ok on
Monday to engage passage to England, where
he has decided TO 60 for the Summer
Oliver II. Watts, who has been visiting
| friends in town for two weeks past will re.
turn 10 Middletown, Pa, tomorrow.
N. Elwell Funk, who graduated yesterday
at the Normal in the College Preparatory
department, will enter Lehigh University in
September.
Edward Eyer came up from Philadelphia
on Monday to attend the wedding Of his
brother, W. II. Eyer. He returned to the
city last evening.
Prof. and Mrs. w. c.. Mauser depart to-.
day for Miflinburg, Snyder county, the Pro-
fessor's boyhood home. They will remain
there the greater part of the summer.
Levi Waller and family, says the 'yNlkes-
Barre Record" will spend the summer in
Bloomsbury, returning to the Sterling home
stead, on River Street, in September.
DR.. J. r. Dimm and wife, of elinsgrove,
are being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Trymire, on East street. Rev. ,Dimm at
one time looked after the spiritual welfare of
the Lutheran congregation of Bloomsburg.
+. B. Tustin, c. L. Peacock, +. G..
Works, Alfred McHenry, of town, and John
q. Mclienry, of Benton, departed Tuesday
on tour of inspection to the Greene Con.
soidated Compahy's operations IN Mexico.
They are all stock holders.
Miss Rose Gliding, of Wilkes Barre, spent
Tuesday in town with her brothers, B. A.
and Joe Gliding. She returned to Wilkes.
Barre yesterday morning to make prepar-
atlons for an extended visit to her other
brothers, J, NJ. and Nate, formerly of this
town, now living at Duluth, MINI.