Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-02-20

PARAGRAPHS.
Brief Mention of the Doings of Your
Friends and Acquaintance.

Miss Elizabeth Bucher, Riverside, let
yesterday for visit with friends II
Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
Mrs George Hartline, of Mahonins
township left for Williamsport yester
day.
! Mrs. H. MacVeagh Brown, of Phila
delphia, arrived in this city yesterday
for visit with Miss Cordelia Woolley
West Market street
Dr.. I. B. Wintersteen made a profess
ional visit to Sunbury yesterday.
Rev. A. J. Newman, of Titusville re
turned home yesterday after attending
the Newman -Rosenstein nuptials.
Samuel and William Cochell, of Phila
delphia, returned home yesterday after
a visit with their brother Frank l.,
Cochell Northumberland street
Mrs Anna Mellard returned to Read
ing yesterday after visit at the home
of Benjamin Miller, Hemlock street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Body, of Cata,
wissa, spent Tuesday with Hon. and
Mrs. R. K Polk, Bloom street.
Thomas Lawler, of Sunbury, called
on friends in this city Wednesday.
Harry Esterbrook was in Sunbury
yesterday.
George Edmondson spent few hours
in Sunbury yesterday.
A H Woolley left on the 9:14!EPenn-
sylvania train yesterday morning for
Philadelphia.
Miss Sarah Vastine, of Catawissa
called on friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Barton, of Bloomsbury,
spent few hours yesterday with Mrs
Ida Van Horn, Walnut street
Mrs. Henry Fisher, of Catawissa
spent yesterday with friends in this
city.
Miss Alice Speight, of Williamsport,
was visitor to this city yesterday.
Mrs. Lloyd Yeager and son, of Cata
wissa, called on friends in this city yes
terday.
Mrs. Mary Litterer, Sidler Hill, left
on the 9:14 Pennsylvania train yester
day for visit with relatives in Sun
bury
Rev. Thompson Eye, D. D., and
daughter, Miss Marie Eye, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. S. Y. Thompson and
daughter, Miss Olive of this city called
on relatives in Berwick yesterday.
Mrs. Calvin Fisher returned to Cata-
wissa yesterday after a short visit with
friends in Danville.
Miss Cora Seidel, of Washingtonville,
was in this city last evening.
Harry Billmeyer, Of Washingtonville,
was in town yesterday
Banker B. K. Gearhart returned from
a trip to Huntingdon last evening.
Mrs. George Rossman returned home
last evening from visit with relatives
in Sunbury.
Mrs. Martha McCollum, Of Espy, re
turned home yesterday after visit at
the residence of Butler Edgar on Mill
street
Miss OHven NJ. Howells and Master
Oscar Morse, of Taylor, are guests at
the home of John Evans, East Market
street.
E. w. Diehl, of Strawberry Ridge,
left last evening for visit with friends
in Bloomsbury.
Miss Charlotte Persing returned last
evening from a visit with friends in
Lancaster
Miss Jessie Clark, of Bloomsbury,
spent yesterday at the home of D. c.
Hunt West Mahoning street.
Rev. D. N. Kirkby, of Bloomsbury,
was a guest at Christ church rectory last
evening.
James O. Shearer, poor director of
Milton borough, made an official visit
to this city yesterday.
Samuel Evans, of Williamsport, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs D. NJ. Boyd and Miss Esther
Cottrell returned home yesterday from
a visit in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis returned
home last evening after visit with
friends in Berwick
Mrs. Francis Salzman returned home
last evening from a visit with relatives
in Catawissa.
Mrs Katharine Shuman and daught
er, Miss Delphie, of Llewellyn, Schul-
kill county, spent yesterday with friends
i'll this city
NJ. c. McCollum, of Espy, was a
guest of Butler Edgar, Mill street, yes
terday.
Rev. Adolph Meyer, of this city left
yesterday for a short stay in Blooms
burg
Miss Fanny Resh, of Muncy, arrived
in this city yesterday for visit at the
home of John Swartz, Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henrie and chill
dren, Ray, George and William, Of
Railroad street, left yesterday for sew
eral days visit in Catawissa.
Acting General Secretary William Y.
Oglesby, Esq, yesterday left for War
rem, where he will attend the State Con
vention Of the y. NJ. G. A
Mrs Emanuel Wolf, of Philadelphia,
returned home yesterday after attend
ing the funeral of her father the late
Jacob MaieT
Mrs Frank Evans, Grand street,
spent yesterday with friends in Blooms
burg.