Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-03-12

PARAGRAPHS

Elmer Boyer spent Sunday with
friends in Bloomsbury.
Miss Bessie Tweed of Sunbury spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myorly and
child of Wilkesbarre, spent Sunday
with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helm of WILL
Transport, were guests over Sunday at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. 7. b. Win
terSteen, East Market street.
Harry Fetterolf of Catawissa who
has been visiting friends i'll this city
spent Sunday with friends in Blooms
burg.
Miss Martha Christian, Pine street,
spent Sunday with friends i'll Blooms
burg.
John Kramer of Berwick spent Sun
day with relatives in this city
Mr.. and Mr.. Luther Hoagland and
son of Greasy, spent Sunday q; the
guests of Mrs. J. H. Eyerly, Lower
Mulberry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Snyder returned
to Bloomsbury yesterday morning
after spending Tuesday night in this
city.
Miss Jane Lloyd, West Market
street, left on the 10 train yester-
day for a visit with friends in Phila-
delphia
Mrs. J. Clifton MalIalieu of New
York city who has been visiting at the
home of her father, William Lloyd,
West Market street, left yesterday for
Philadelphia.
John f. Tooley visited his stores at
Sunbury and Shamokin yesterday.
Mrs. E G. Ryan returned yesterday
afternoon from visit with relatives
at Bay City, Michigan.
Mrs \. Blecher of Boyd's Station,
spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in this city.
District Attorney Ralph Kisner was
in Sunbury between trains yesterday
George W. Hoke of Sunbury, trans
acted business in this city yesterday
+ G. Peters was in Sunbury a few
hours yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Bradbury, returned to
Espy yesterday after visit with Mrs.
4. NJ. Gearhart, Front street.
Mrs. Q. NJ. Leniger, Mrs f. G.
Peters, Mrs. l. Z. Patton, Mrs Harry
Mrs. w. G. Bowyer, Mrs
George Maiers, Mrs. G. S. Books and
Mrs. Edward Wetzell, spent yesterday
with Mrs. Eugene Snyder, Sunbury.
Miss Maude Schick returned to San
bury yesterday after short visit with
friends in this city.
r. B. Bird, South Danville, was
passenger on the 9:14 train yesterday |
'or Sunbury
Miss Elizabeth Farra will return to
5unbury today after visit with Miss
Bessie Drumheller at the Hotel Oliver.
Miss Rose Gliding returned to
Bloomsbury yesterday after visit
With friends in this city.
NJ J. Kelly, stock broker, has re-
urned to this city after an absence of !
several months at his home in Boston
n S. Harris, who had charge of the
business here during Mr.. Kelly's alb
,ence, will leave in a few days for an
)ther field.
William MaieTS returned to Colum-
ia yesterday after short visit with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Iaiers, Mill street.
Misses Esther Cohen and Claire
Gross and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gross
Who attended the Purim ball on Tues
lay evening returned to Bloomsbury
yesterday morning.
John Y. Karr and Harry Roto of
Philadelphia. arrived in this city last
.vcning on business trip.
w. l.. Antrim, Lower Mulberry
trcet, returned yesterday from bust
less trip to Beaver Valley.
William Moser of Washingtonville,
business in this city yes
erday afternoon.
Miss Ella Evans, Frosty Valley, re-
urned Yesterday afternoon from Wis
t with friends i'll Berwick.
William Richards of Catawissa call
u on friends in this city yesterday
afternoon.
County superintendent Charles w.
)err transacted business in this city
Miss Everett returned to Williams
lort yesterday after u visit with Miss
zulu Welliver, Mill street
Clarence Rogers has returned to
Huncy after visit with friends in
his city.
George B. Rhawn of Catawissa call
ID on friends in this city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Messersmith,
on Leroy and daughter Lena of
9ottsvillo, returned homo yesterday
after visit with relatives in Washing
onville and in this city.
Johnny Meyer left yesterday for
Iazlcton.