The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-08-08
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. George w. Wilson is oil visit to
her parents in Montgomery.
Mrs. Howard Michael Of York, is visiting
her mother on Market Street.
Hon. II. NJ. Hinckey of Danvile, at.
tended Mondays session of Court.
Charles Welliver of Danvile, transacted
business in town Monday afternoon.
Miss Louise Robbins is the guest of her
sister Mrs. Bcke at Jeansville this week
Mrs. Charles Herring and son OF Washing
ton d. c. are visiting relatives at Fernville.
Miss Martha Sober, of Harrisl urg, is the
guest Of Mrs. DR.. Berman, on Fourth street.
Miss Hattie Sterner left on Thursday for
a visit with relatives at Wilkes-Barre, and
vicinity.
Mrs James w. Lewis, OF Altoona, has
been visiting her mother and sisters on Iron
street
Mrs. DR.. !. w. Bruncr and two children
are being entertained by Millvile relatives
this week.
Miss Florence Bttner. of Allentown, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Runyon, on
Fourth street.
Miss Mary Adams, Of West Street, is the
guest of Sunbury friends. She expects to
remain for several weeks
MIS-. II. c. Jones is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. J.. Kneibler at Scranton. She
expects TO remain for several weeks.
Miss Grace Chromis, who operates the
switchboard in the United Telegraph and
Telephone Compauy's office, spent Sunday
with friends at Milton.
Joseph Kashner, the winner of the !. X.
Townscnd's first free trip to the Buffalo
Exposition, left on Tuesday to take in the
sights of the big show.
L. II. Boody, of Rupert, accompanied by
Samuel Heller, of Berwick, departed on
Tuesday for Atlantic City. Mr.. Boodys
family will Join him later.
G.. NJ. Edwards, representing Gebbie &
Co., Scribner & Son, and half dozen other
reliable book publishing firms, is in town.
He is just as versatile as ever.
DIR. w. S. Fritz arrived in Bloomsbury
Wednesday, from his home in Cairo, Mich.
He was born in Columbia county and he is
here for few days to visit relatives.
William II. Coffman departed this morn.
ing, over the p. & X. Railroad, for Norris
town, where he will play ball with the ALI
College Star Club for the balance Of the sea-
son.
John Hartman and family returned to
Wilkesbarre Friday after a visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hartman at
Buckhon Mr.. Hartman is foreman of the
Evening Leader" office of that CITY,
James McEwen started out Monday morn
ing with line of the Kemper Patent Sus-
penders He will introduce the invention
to the trade in all of the larger towns of the
State. lie hopes to reach home every Sat.
urday night.
w c. Brown had his name added to our
list Of subscribers, with instruction that it
be sent to his faraway home in Seattle, Wash
ington. lie had been visiting relatives here
till Tuesday, when he started on his long
journey home.
Rev. Dr. Frysinger was suddenly called to
Philadelphia on Monday night by telegram
announcing Mrs. Frysinger's serious illness
in that city. lie was driven to Sunbury in
time to catch the 2:Is a. m. train. Mrs.
Frysinger is said to be improving.
Ray Jones, the accommodating night
operator at the United Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company's Exchange is visiting the
cities of Sunbury, Milton and Wiliamsport
this week. He attended ball at the former
place Mon1ay evening He was granted
ten day vacation by the company.