The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-07-02
PURELY PERSONAL

Prof Calhoun has been elected leader Of
the Lutheran choir.
Miss Marie Funk entertained number of
friends Monday evening.
Anthony Menzbach, Of Shamokin, spert
Sunday and Monday in town.
Clark Sheep, the Milville barber, circled
among friends in town on Monday.
Miss Elsie Yorks and Master Milton
Yorks, are visiting in Patterson, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Helm. of Dan.
vile, are spending this week in town.
Mrs. b. A. Gidding is spending several
weeks with her parents at Mt. Carmel.
John Kenyon has gone to Unityville,
where he expects to reside for some time.
Mrs. DR.. A. X. Aldinger, will join her
husband at Wilmington, Del, tomorrow.
Hiram DeMott of Millville transacted
business at the county seat Yesterday after
| noon.
Miss Mary Knappis home for the summer.
She has been teaching school in Delaware
county.
Miss Emma Townsend and her nephew,
| John Il. Townsend Jr. are visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Webb returned home
on Tuesday from an extended visit at Phila.
delphia.
w. A. Butt has been appointed store
keeper at the McHenry distilery in Benton
township.
Miss Della Geisinger left for a weeks visit
with friends at Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Miersburg.
The Misses Mary and Martha Clark, of
Market street, spent Tuesday with friends
at Danvlle.
Miss Daisy Boone, of Kingston, is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Eyer
on Market Street.
II. J. Achentach will leave on Saturday
for Atlantic City where he will spend ten
days vacation.
Edward Broadt has gone to Philadelphia
where he hopes to secure position at his
trade-Darbering.
Miss Florence Lowery of Berwick, who
has been visiting Miss Anna Greasy, ON Fifth
street, returned home on Saturday.
Superintendent of Schools w. w. Evans
and wife are attending the State Educational
Convention at Wilkes. Barre this week.
Miss Blanche Mllard who has been the
guest of relatives and friends in town for a
week or more, returned home on Saturday.
Master Sloan Andreas, of Wilkes. Barre,
is visiting his grand father, c. P. Sloan on
Market street. Mrs. Andreas will arrive to.
day.
Mrs. !. P. Welsh entertained a number of
young people at the Normal Saturday even.
ing, in honor of Miss Mae Townsend of
| Wilkes. Barre.
w b. Mericle, of Buckhorn dropped in TO
see us while in town On Monday. Since the
new rural delivery which started yesterday,
his address is Jerseytown.
Rev. DR.. Kirkby Of Rye, N v, preached
two excellent sermons in st. Paurs church
Rev. d. n. Kirkby. He returned home on
Tuesday.
+. J. Flynn, Esq, of Centralia, was in
town transacting business on Monday. He
is counsel for John Seesolt. who is confined
in Jail charged with murder, and he called
at the jail to see him.
Miss Sara Mlleisen left on Tuesday for
Harrisburg where she will visit for week
or ten days. She was accompanied by Miss
Margaret Miller, of Harrisburg, who has
been her guest for the past ten days.
Jessie Sylvis of Wilkes.Ba was in town
this week, having been called here by the
illness of his mother who was here on a visit.
Mr.. Sylvis learned his trade in the Co.
LUMBIAN OFFICE fifteen years ago, and Is
now holding a good position in +. B.
| Yordy's Office in Wilkes Barre. Jess used to
| be prominent on the ball field.