Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-03-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Raymond keller of Harrisburg,
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Raymond keller of Harrisburg, ar
rived in this city yesterday for visit
with his family on East Front street.
W H. Loose of SeIinsgrove, spent
yesterday in this city.
Mrs. Hugh Curry of Brooklyn, who
has been spending a few days i'll this
city, returned yesterday from short
visit in Shamokin
\. L. Delcamp, East Front street
was in Sunbury yesterday.
Harry Lyon and A. j. Leniger en-
joyed a drive to Sunbury yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Martin and Mrs. f. S.
Grosch and daughter, Miss Rose, of
Hazleton, returned home Tuesday even
ing after attending the funeral of
Peter Geiss
Mrs. Lewis Crick of South Danville.
spent yesterday with friends at Boyd's
Station.
Mrs. Elliott r. Morgan of Kingston,
arrived i'll this city yesterday morning
for a visit with the Misses Bassett on
Mill street.
Mrs. Paul Swentek left yesterday
morning for visit with friends in
Nanticoke
Miss Katharine Ranck of Forest
Hill, arrived in this city yesterday
morning, where she has accepted posi-
tion at the State Hospital
Leopold Dreifuss, Mill street, spent
yesterday with friends in Berwick.
George Faux, Cherry street, spent
yesterday i'll Cameron.
Misses Anna and Maggie Dyer of
Riverside, left yesterday morning, for
a short visit in Bloomsbury.
Mrs Charles Wellivcr and daughter
Charlotte, Vine street, spent yesterday
with relatives in Bloomsbury.
Mrs. F. Q. Hartman left yesterday
for visit in Mifflinburg
Miss BasSett OF this city and Miss
Ruth Morgan of Kingston, spent yes
terday afternoon with friends in Sun
bury
Howard Clark returned to State Col
lege yesterday, after a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Clark,
South Danville.
Mrs. |. II. Jennings and son Edward
West Market street, returned last even
ing from visit with friends i'll Phila-
delphia.
Miss Lulu Morgan of Kingston, ar
rived in this city last evening for
visit with the Misses Bassett, Mill
street.
Jesse Girard of Rohrsburg, returned
home last evening after spending a
short time with friends in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Diehl of Northumber-
land, returned home last evening after
spending several days at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs William Diehl on
Bloom road
Eugene Kemp of Williamsport, re
turned home yesterday after attending
the Persing Kemp wedding.
Alvin Gulick returned to Philadel-
phia on the / 81 Pennsylvania train
yesterday afternoon.
Walter Keiner left yesterday for
short stay in Philadelphia
Mrs. James Hoagland and son John
of Greasy spent yesterday with friends
III this city.
Miss Martha Pimer of Riverside,
left on the 4 81 Pennsylvania train
yesterday for a visit III Washington.
d. G.
Miss Katharine McWilliams of Phila-
delphia, arrived in this city yesterday
for a visit i'll Mahoning township.
Mrs. John DIETRICH Of Espy, return
ed home yesterday after a visit with
her son, Landlord Harvey DIETRICH,
South Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S Hartline of the
Bloomsbury Normal School, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sechler,
Ferry street. last evening.
Mrs. W. NJ Gardner and son Perry,
of Scranton, returned home yesterday
after "A visit with the formers mother
Mrs. Perry Deem, East Market street.
Mrs. Alice Kashncr of Boyd's Sta
ton, spent several hours with friends
in this city yesterday.