Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-05-15
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS


evening for Conyngham, to attend the |
funeral of Mr.. Pegs mother.
J. c.. Wobensmith, one of the otfici |
ais of the Central Railroad of N. j.,
and W. f. Barnhart of the West Shore
line, called on Philip H. Foust, sta
tion agent at the p & r. depot this |
city, yesterday.
Mrs Rudolph Krieger, Ash street, |
called on friends in Catawissa yester
day.
Miss Daisy McWilliams of Williams
port, called on friends in this city
yesterday.
Mrs Michael Driscoll, West Mahon-
ing street, left yesterday for a visit
with relatives i'll Bloomsbury.
John r. Rote of Harrisburg, left for
Milton, yesterday, after short stay
in this city.
II. A. Argrave of Lower Mulberry
street, left yesterday for short stay
III Bedford
Miss Bessie Courson of Sunbury,
called on relatives i'll this city yester
day.
Mrs. Florence White, East Market
street, left yesterday for a visit with
friends in Shamokin.
DR.. n. NJ. Smith of South Danville,
made a professional trip to Wolverton
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Carpenter of
Sunbury, called on friends in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. E. W Greenough of Sunbury,
called on friends in this city yester-
day.
James Ryan was Sunbury visitor
yesterday.
James Scarlet ESD, made profess
ionaI visit to Bloomsbury yesterday.
Mrs P j. McCaffrey spent yesterday
with her mother in Bloomsbury.
Mrs. John O'Counor, Vine street,
visited relatives in Bloomsbury yester-
day.
John Mitchell was Sunbury visitor
yesterday.
P. H. Cotner left yesterday on a
business trip to Bedford.
John and Harry Mintzer, Walnut
street, returned home yesterday from
visit with relatives in Shamokin.
W. J. Baldy, Esq, left yesterday
for short stay i'll Philadelphia.
Thomas Prout returned yesterday
from short stay III Shamokin.
Miss Lillian Payne and brother
George of Lower Mulberry street, re
turned home yesterday from visit
with friends in Shamokin.
Guy Hale returned yesterday from
| Shamokin.
r. W. Bebelheimer of Port Carbon,
Schuylkill county, left yesterday for
Nescopeck, after spending several days
in this city.
Mrs. William Magill left yesterday
for visit in Wilkesbarre.
Mrs. Sara Phaler of Front street,
left yesterday for visit with her son
i'll Numidia.
Mrs. Jacob Winters spent yesterday
afternoon at Boyd's Station.
Mrs. George W Hendricks, Factory
street, spent yesterday with relatives
in Sunbury.
Joseph Patton left yesterday on a
business trip.
Landlord Oliver Drumheller was III
Sunbury and Shamokin yesterday.
Miss Alice Casey of Philadelphia,
left for Bloomsbury yesterday, after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Nc
Caffrey, Ash street.
DIR. J. p. Hoffa of Washingtonville,
was Danville visitor yesterday.
Miss Anna Geringer returned home
yesterday from a visit i'll Shamokln.
Mrs George Lovett and son Joseph
of Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs George Lewis, Mill street.
William J. Peters of Chicago, III,
ill.arrive in this city this morning
for a visit with his brother, Tax Re
ceiver, Edward w. Peters, Lower
Mulberry street.
William Oberdorf, one of North
cumberland county's prominent cltlZ-
MS greeted his many friends in this
city yesterday.
Messrs. Frank Russell, Frank Fry,
Charles Slider and Frank Cromwell of
this city drove to Sunbury last even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Rhodes of North
cumberland returned home last evening
after visit at the latter's parent s,
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Snyder,
Ash street.
W. l.. Mason returned to this city
last evening after a short visit i'll
Bloomsbury
Mrs. Charles Hartt and Mrs. Harry
Fields returned last evening from
Shickshinny where they attended the
funeral of James Johnson.
Mrs. Anna Ferguson, Fourth street,
returned home last evening from a
visit in Bloomsbury.
Mrs Charles Kurtz of Sunbury
spent several hours i'll this city last
evening
Mrs. James Wright of Berwick, re
turned home last evening after a visit
at the residence of Mrs Angus Wright,
| Upper Mulberry street.
Mrs Hattie Vanatta of Bloomsbury,
returned home last evening after a
| short visit at the residence of her son,
Lambert Orth, Riverside.
Frank w. Howe spent last evening
| in Catawissa