Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-08-21
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS.

VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. :. G.. Bausch of Will
Transport, spent Sunday in this city aS
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Peasc,
Mill street.
Harry Myerly OF Wilkcsbarrc, spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
William Knittle of Aristes, spent
Sunday in this city as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Wyant, East Mahon-
ing street.
William Aten, Henry J. Atcn and
John n. Aten of Baltimore, are visit.
ing relatives in this city.
Arthur Cook of Bloomsbury, spent
Sunday with friends III this city.
Mrs. Sarah Butler and Miss Edith
Black of Scranton, are visiting Mrs.
Robert Fields, Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freese and son
John, Walnut street, spent Sunday
with friends in Bloomsbury.
Miss Jennie Waite and Charles Laub-
enstein of this city, Howard Kimble
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Philadelphia, spent Sunday at Roaring
Creek.
David Haney left yesterday for a
visit at Harrisburg and Lancaster.
Miss Edith Diseroad of Bloomsbury,
returned home yesterday after visit
with Miss Lydia Diseroad, on Grand
street.
Charles Ross and children Alice,
Pearl and Harold, returned to Ply
mouth yesterday after visit of sever
al weeks i'll Danville and vicinity.
Mrs Albert Kemmer and Mrs. \. G.
Roat left yesterday for visit at New
York, Coney Island and Kingston, n.
Y.
Mrs. Nicholas Hill left yesterday
for visit at Shickshinny.
Mrs. William Farnsworth returned
to Shickshinny yesterday after visit
with relatives in this city.
Leopold Dreifuss spent yesterday
forenoon at Sunbury.
Miss Grace Haag of Wilkesbarre, re
turned home last evening after visit
with Miss Mae James, East Market
street.
Jerome Flood of South Danvillc left
yesterday for New York City.
Messrs. Edward Fallon and Thomas
Pritchard and Misses Emma Tinker
and Josephine Andrews drove TO Sha-
mokin yesterday.
Miss Bessie Moorehead of Berwick,
is visiting Mrs Joseph Barry, East
Market street.
Thomas Schott, Pine street, return
ed home yesterday from Atlantic City
Miss Dorothy Horton left yesterday
for visit at Ringtown.
Mrs. George Maiers, Mill street, is
the guest of Mrs John Bibby at Hotel
Haag, Milton.
Miss Alice Bird. East Market street,
left yesterday for Montgomery.
Mrs. Carrie zimmerman returned
last evening after a several months
visit with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Cora Benfer of Lewisburg, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit in
this city.
L. ID. Pentz was Northumberland
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Nancy Suit of Berwick, is the
guest of Mrs. Willard Fettcrman, East
Front street.
Mrs. Blanche Gordon of Scranton, is
visiting Miss Emma Fisher, Mill
street.
Mrs. S. A. Twist, East Market street
left yesterday for Philadelphia.
Michael Lormer, Nicholas avenue,
spent last evening in Milton.
Miss Sophia Krumm returned home
last evening from visit with friends
at Reading.
Mrs. J. f. Buley of Syracuse, n. Y,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Henrietta
Angle, Mill street.
Mrs. Mary Shaler, Mill street, re.
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City.
Robert Mapstone of Milton. spent
last evening with his family at Soutl
Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Doster, re
turned home last evening from Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
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left yesterday for visit at Shamokin.
Mrs Charles +. Bloom of Sunbury,
returned home yesterday after visit
with Mrs George Strouse, Bloom
road.
+. b. Rose of Philadelphia, return
ed home yesterday after a visit witt
Mrs. John Sherwood, Ash street
Miss G. II. Bacon of Buffalo, n. Y,
returned home yesterday after a visit
in this city
Mrs Daniel Gotschall, a street, left
yesterday for visit at Sunbury.
+. G. Angle Esq made a business
trip to Sunbury yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Painter of Pottsgrove
is a guest at the home of Lawrence
Hallman, this city.
Mrs. Valentine Bierman and sons
David and Leonard, returned to Phila
dlphia yesterday after a visit with rel
atives i'll this city.
Mrs. o. +. Davis and Miss JeaI
Davis of Philadelphia, returned HON,
| yesterday after u visit with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lewis Byerly, Walnut street.
Miss Grace Williams, Wall street
has returned home from visit Will
relatives in Lock Haven.
Miss Bertha Smith of Trenton, n
j., is visiting her parents, Mr. anC
| Mrs. G. Fred Smith, Mill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casey of Cooper
township. Miss Rose Casey, this city
and Mrs. John McDermott, daughter
Mary and son Thomas, Mahoning town
ship, left yesterday for Locust Gap t
attend the funeral of Michael Kellagh