Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-01-17
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS.
Brief Mention Of the Movement of Your
Friends and Acquaintance.

Miss Myrtle Snyder spent yesterday
with friends in Bloomsbury.
Thomas Curry of Sunbury visited hi:
parents on West Mahoning street yes
terday.
Frank Case, Of Bloomsbury visited
friends in Danville yesterday.
Ralph Seidel, of Washingtonville, at
tended court in this city yesterday.
A. H. Pierce left yesterday for Vir
ginia on business trip.
Amsndus Heddens, of Washington.
vile, was in town yesterday.
Frank Boyer, of Grovania, transacted
business in town yesterday.
James Steckley, of Sunbury, spent
yesterday in South Danville.
Miss Julia Kaufman returned to
Bellefonte yesterday after visit with
friends in Rush township.
Miss Aida Bassett returned from a
visit in Kingston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCloud, of
Sunbury. were in this city yesterday at
tending the McCloud- -Ditzler wedding.
DR.. and Mrs. J. P. Welsh and Mshlon
Saeger, of Bloomsbury, will be guests
today at the home of l. A. Persing on
Centre street.
DIR. Harry Sober attended party in
Northumberland last evening.
Mrs. w. A. Ditzler and daughter Miss
Eva, of Muncy, attended the McCloud-
Ditzler wedding in this city yesterday.
J. M. Holdings will return from
business trip to Philadelphia today.
Miss Mary Hoffner left yesterday for
visit in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. George Vastine of Catawissa
visited friends in Danville yesterday.
Bingham H. Gearhart of Williamsport
spent several hours in Danville yester
day.
Theodore Kimbel of Riverside trans
acted business in Sunbury yesterday.
Miss Irma Thompson, of Philadelphia,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Richard
Hullihen ON Mill, street, spent yesterday
In Sunbury.
George Stahlnecker, who has been
employed at the Bessemer steel plant,
left on Saturday for Johnstown, where
he has secured position with the Cam
bria Iron company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watson, of
Philadelphia, arrived in this city Satur-
day evening for visit with relatives
and friends.
Silas Alexander, Esq, of Socorro New
Mexico, is visiting his sister Mrs. w. G.
Davis on Mill street.
Mrs. Roy Foulk of Villa port spent
Sunday at the home of b. F. Foulk Null
berry street.
Ralph Levy, of Scranton, is guest at
the home of Joseph Helm ON Church
street.
Miss Annie Elwell, of Chicago Ill. and
George Elwell, of Cleveland, Ohio. who
attended the funeral of their father,
George Elwell, sr., on Friday, left for
their homes on Saturday.
John Wolvertou, of Sunbury, spent
Sunday at the home of Samuel Bucher,
Riverside.
Miss Katie Dempsey and Miss Myrtle
Sweitzer visited friends at Roaring Creek
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher returned to
Bloomsbury Sunday after visit With
relatives in this city.
Miss Coxey, of Philadelphia, is guest
at the home OF NJ. E. McHale, Lower
Mulberry street.
Miss Rebecca Titley spent Sunday
with Roaring Greek friends.
w. III. DeLong, Of the Blue Springs
farm, near Washingtonville, is attending
court this week.
Miss Sarah Hughes left Monday for
her home in Morris Run, Tioga county,
after a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Andrews, corner Spruce and
Ferry streets.
Miss Ella Jones, OF Milton, is visiting
20
ON East Market street.
Mrs. John Wolverton, of Sunbury
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bucher, Riverside.
Mrs. Ross Millhouse returned to Itha-
ca N. Y. Tuesday after a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Miles
on East Market street.
Miss Nellie Jameson left Tuesday fol-
a visit with Mrs Isaac Pursel in Brook.
lyn.
Miss Stella Mausteller, of Milton, is a
guest at the home Of James Shultz, East
Market street.
Mrs. Thomas Cook, of Berwick is a
guest at the home of Benjamin Cook or
East Market street.
Miss Minta Shultz left Tuesday fol
Hummelstown where she will spend
about ten days after which she will
leave for visit with friends In Nevada
Iowa.
Solomon Books of New York is visit
ing his family on West Mahoning street
Mrs. Emanuel Shipe, Mrs. Peter Eek
man, and Mrs, I. j. Vastine, Of Sun
bury, spent Tuesday with South Dan
vile friends.