Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-01-23
personal
| PARAGRAPHS.
Brief Mention of the Doings OF Your
Friends and Acquaintances'

Market street.
Miss Reba Griffin, of Warren, arrlV-
ed in this city last evening for VlSit
with her mother, Mrs. Patrick Griffin
Foust street
Miss Grace Haag, of Wilkesbarre, Is
visiting at the home of U. Y. James
East Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. David Grove, Ash street,
left yesterday morning for visit wl1h
relatives in Shamokin.
Miss Rella Adams, East From. street.
returned yesterday morning from vlslt
with friends in Klinesgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Russell, East Mar
ket street, spent yesterday with friends
in Bloomsbury.
George Rainier, of Harrisburg, re-
turned home yesterday after visit with
his mother, Mrs Winifred Rainier, on
Northumberland street.
Mrs. William Heddens spent last
evening with relatives i'll Catawissa
VIII. Snyder of Roaring Creek cir
culated among friends in this city yes
yerday.
G. w. Armstrong, of Bloomsbury, was
in town yesterday.
f. H. Vannan returned last evening
from business trip to Buffalo
John Brinhart, of Catawissa, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Boone Eckman, of Roaring Creek,
visited friends in this city yesterday
DR.. Williams transacted business in
Sunbury yesterday.
DIR. J. Sweisfort spent few hours
in Sunbury yesterday.
Mrs. J. Sweisfort and daughter,
Mrs. Erskine Johnston and Miss Fanny
Hartman, of this city, left on the 1915
Pennsylvania train yesterday for Or
lando, Florida
John Groves was visitor in North
cumberland yesterday.
w. Y. Cruikshank, of Berwick, called
on friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Swayze, of Catawissa, re
turned home yesterday after visit at
the residence of Hiatt Montague, Grand
street
Rev. Adolph Meyer went to Blooms
burg last evening.
Joseph Weidman, East Market street,
was in Bloomsbury yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Helm, East Front
street, left yesterday for Pottsville,
where she attended dance last even
ing.
John Campbell and j. c. Heddens
spent yesterday with Philip Moser, at
New Columbia.
PurseIl Hummer South Danville, was
a Sunbury visitor yesterday.
Hiram Woodruff and l. w. Hoffman,
South Danville, spent yesterday in Sun
bury.
George Bachinger transacted.business
in Sunbury yesterday.
J. Harrison Kase and j. Hudson Kase,
of South Danville, attended court in
Sunbury yesterday.
Mrs. Butler Edgar, Mill street, spent
yesterday at Lewisburg
Miss Ida Herring, of Bloomsbury, Wis
tied friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Bowser and daughters,
Isabel and Ada, of Millville, n J., ar
rived in this city yesterday for a visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Harry Sober, Mill
street
Mrs. William Bowyer, East Market
street, left last evening for Sunbury,
where she will attend the funeral of her
brother
DR. Edward Davis, of Berwick, visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Davis, Mill street, yesterday.
Mrs. John Jones, Gulicks Addition,
left yesterday for Marysville in response
to telegram announcing the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs Erwin Jones.
Mrs. Grant Herring, of Bloomsbury,
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Mrs. George Irwin, of Catawissa, re
turned home last evening after visit
with Mrs William Ephlin, Lower Mul-
berry street.
Mrs. Edward Czechowicz returned
last evening from visit with friends in
Berwick
Mrs. Walter S. Marshall and niece
Miss Virgie, of Wilkesbarre, returned
home yesterday after a visit at the res
idence of John Albeck, on Upper Null
berry street.
Mrs. Harriet Kaufman and daughter,
Mrs. William Magill, have returned
from a visit with friends in Scranton.
Benjamin Harris left Tuesday for
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Minnie James, Of Bloomsbury
spent yesterday with her mother, Mrs.
Mary James Mill street
Mrs J. NJ Stratiff left yesterday
morning for short stay in Sunbury
Fred Keiser, of Philadelphia, an ex-
pert shovel finisher, has accepted posi-
ton at the Shovel works this city.
Percy Biddle, of Briar Creek, spent
several hours yesterday at the home of
his mother, Mrs Anna Biddle this
city.
Miss George Derry of Philadelphia,
returned home yesterday morning after
a visit with Miss Cora Jordon, Spruce
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Edward CzechowicE returned from
Berwick yesterday