Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-13
PERSONAL
PARACRAP

Mrs. Charles Lunger and daughter,
Miss Evelyn, corner Church and Wal
nut streets, spcnt Sunday with friends
/ at Lewisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wrights, of
Catawi<sa. spent Sunday in this city
with the lattor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Russell, Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Gross, of
Bloomsbury, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Helm, Church street
Thomas Bcnnotts, of Bloomsburg
spent Sunday III this city.
Miss Maud Higher, of Milton, srent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Minnie Meyer, of Selinagrove,
visited friends in this city over Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prosscr of Bor-
wick, were guests over Sunday at the
home of Mrs Calvin Herr, Hemlock
street.
1 Fred Smith of Berwick, spent Sun
day in DanvilIe. Mr. Smith is master
machinist at f. @. Hartman's silk
mill at that place and formerly rosid-
ed here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Hartman CT
Berwick, spent Sunday with relatives
in this city.
Jacob Fettcrolf, wife and two sons
of Catawissa, were guests Sunday at
the home of William NJ. Heddens,
/ West Mahoning street.
: Sheriff Samuel Dietrich and Deputy
Sheriff George Hancock, of Northum-
berlanu county, were in this city yes
terday.
William Rogers, of Sunbury spent a
few hours here yesterday.
Miss Elsie Sainsbury returned from
visit to Watsontown last evening.
". l.. Gougor returned from a visit
to Philadelphia last evening.
James f. Mullen was passenger on
the 10 d. L. q w. train for Ber-
wick yesterday.
Simon Hoffman has gone to Union
and Centre counties on hunting trip.
Miss May Gay, of this city, went to
Philadelphia yesterday.
Parson Robson was a Berwick visit
or yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Goosor left
yesterday morning for New York City.
John SchatZ, who was visiting his
father, Andrew Schatz, left Yesterday
morning for Carlisle
Ephraim Hale was a passenger on
the . IA Pennsylvania train yesterday
morning for Shamokin.
Walter Arms spent several hours in
Sunbury yesterday.
Miss Minnie Cannard, of this city,
is visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Billman of
Reading arrived in this city last even
ing. They are guests at the home Of
Register and Recorder W. l.. Sidler,
Mill street.
Mrs George Kcefcr and two chill
dren, Mrs II. ". Gass, Mrs. Charles
Zerfng and Miss Emma Fasold of Sun
bury, were guests at the home of
George \. Rossman, Walnut street,
yesterday.
I f. NJ. Herrington, East Market
street, transacted business in Watson
town yesterday.
Frederick Ream was a Sunbury Wis
itor yesterday.
Ralph Kisner, ESD, transacted legal
business in Bloomsbury yesterday.
H. NJ. Schoch was visitor to Sun
bury yesterday morning.
F. G. Angle and G. p. Hancock
were in Wilbesbarre yesterday.
Thomas r. Gunton of Bloomsbury, a
veteran of the Civil War, attended the
funeral of William G. Davis yestcr-
day.
Tillman Sattler,a a prominent citizen
of Catawissa, circulated in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Benjamin Forred, of this city,
is visiting in New York.
Mrs. Hugh Quick of Rupert, at
tended the Roger Mausteller we'd
ding at Milton yesterday.
Thomas Murray arrived homo last
evening after several days visit in
New York city.
County Superintendent Derr trans
acted business i'll this city yesterday.
J. L. Barber has gone to Pittsburg
on business trip.