Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-05-16

smith, railroad men of Reading, were
i'll this city yesterday.
James p. Burke, painter of New
York, arrived here Tuesday. He will
be engaged at Castle Grove for the next
few weeks.
Shoop Hunt left for Philadelphia,
yesterday.
Alfred E. Hostelley was in Sunbury,
yesterday.
Miss Clara Hofer is visiting friends in
Bloomsbury.
B. P. Harris left yesterday. for Roch-
ester, n. Y.
Miss Ada Beyers left yesterday, for a
visit with friends, in Shamokin.
Howard Barber, OF Phil ladelphia, a
son Of James L. Barber, has accepted
position with the Bessemer Company,
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Kirkendall, of
Wilkesbarre, are visiting Mrs. Kirken-
dall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Gearhart, East Market street.
Mrs. Eleanor Jones and son William,
will leave this evening for three months
visit in Buffalo, Chicago and other
points in the north west.
Architect John Brugler was in Ber-
wick, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. hcHale left yes
terday, for visit with friends, In Pitt
ston.
Rev. Adolph Meyer spent yesterday
in Bloomsbury.
David Morgan, an employe at Castle
Grove, is visiting friends in York.
Misses Nellie Schick and Druce and
Martha Carodiskey spent last evening
In Sunbury.
Rev. A. b. Bowser returned home
last evening from Lewisburg.
Hon. James Foster went to Harris
burg yesterday.
Miss Harriet Eckman, of Roaring
Creek, was the guest of Mrs A. H. Wool
ley, Market street, over Sunday.
Harry Jones spent Sunday with his
parents in Montgomery.
James Brennan, Of Kingston, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
John G. Waite and family spent Sun
day in Milton.
George s. Gilbert and Misses Rather
inc Kline and Laura Gilbert, Of Cata-
wissa. spent Sunday as the guests Of DR..
and Mrs. c. ii. Reynolds.
Miss Media Jacobs, Of Haz Teton, ,is Wis
iting at the home Of her uncle, John
Jacobs, Mil street.
Mrs. Robert q. Miller is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Samuel Huber, of Cleburne, Texas,
arrived here Monday, for visit with
his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Huber, River.
side.
John Goeser and family left for Buff
falo. n Y, Tuesday afternoon to at
tend commencement at Canisious Col
Iege, that city, where Mr.. Goeser's son
Joseph, is enrolled among the students.
They will remain in Buffalo for a week
to attend the opening Of the Exposition
next Monday.
Miss Aida Bassett returned home last
evening from Philadelphia.
Mrs. L. c. Lane spent yesterday with
| Bloomsbury friends.
Miss Mary Walker. Of Northumber-
land, spent yesterday at the home of
Alfred Voris, Lower Mulberry street.
Mrs. Alfred Meyer returned to Mill
mont yesterday after visit with Mrs.
George Orndorf, Church street.
James Williams, OF Ashland, is visit
ing his father, John +. Williams. Ferry
street.
Mrs. Ii. Davies, of Shamokin, is Wis
iting at the home Of John K. Williams,
Ferry street.
Misses. Ada Wellington and Eta and
Maggie Jones, Of Bloomsbury, spent
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
BoIey, Mahoning street.
Mr.. and Mrs George ID. Gearhart and
daughter Katherine, returned to Nata,
lie yesterday, after q visit with relatives
in South Danville.
Miss Helen Ramsey is the guest Of the
Misses Hill, Sunbury.
Miss Stella Wagner, of Mt. Carmel, i.
visiting at the home of NJ. Wagner or
Front street.
J. A. Merrill and son, OF Mausdale
left yesterday with a fine lot of cattle
for Muncy Valley, where they will bt
pastured during the summer.