Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-08-26
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aten Of Spar.
rows Point. Nd. arrived in this city
Saturday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. O. 8. Books and son william
returned on Saturday from visit In
New York.
Mrs. Ida Shaffer Of Northumber.
land spent Sunday with relatives In
this city.
Miss Corneila Prout has returned
from q visit with relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Lucinda Leighow left Saturday
evening for visit with relatives in
Plymouth.
Miss Anna Angle left on Saturday
for visit with her brother Percy
Angle in Detroit.
Laundryman W. e. Kase is taking
in a trip to the st. Louis Exposition.
He is taking In Tonawanda, Buffalo
and Niagara Falls en- route. ..
Mrs. o. J. GauRer of Sullivan, ILL.,,
is visiting at the home Of Henry NJ.
Trumbower. East Market street.
Miss Florence Miller and Miss Eliza.
beth Hurst of Wilkesbarre. are guests
at the home of W. B. Grubb. Factory
street.
Will @. Maiers returned home from
a trip to Boston, New York and West
Point yesterday morning.
Jacob Doster khas returned home
from an extended trip in the west
where he took In the st. Louis exposi-
tion besides visiting Chicago and 9TH
er points.
Mrs. Jane N. Carr last evening re.
turned home from Allegheny, where
she spent the past year.
Miss Ida Sweisfort Is visiting friends
in Bloomsburg.
Thomas Painter of Pottsgrove is the
guest Of Lawrence Hallman. Cooper
street.
J. J. Roderick. postmaster of Canal
Dover, Ohio. accompanied by his wife
arrived In this city last evening for q
short visit with old friends.
Mrs. Frank Shelhart left last even.
ing for a visit to Hazleton.
Miss Bessie Reeder of Shamokin, is
visiting at the home Of Elias Wood.
ruff, South Danville.
A. M. Diehl left yesterday for Scran.
ton.
Samuel Bailey was in sunbury yes
terday.
Charles Hartley of Scranton. spent
yesterday with Danville friends.
Z. A. Burdiok of Olyphant. former
ly of this city. returned home yester.
day after a several days stay in Dan.
Vile.
f. @. Hartman transacted busin sss
in Shickshinny yesterday.
O. H. Lookhoof of West Hemlock
township. left yesterday on the 10 :l9
D. L. g. W. train for st. Louis. Mo.
Harry Mitchell of Berwick. spent
yesterday in this oity.
Walter Marshall was in Bloomsbury
yesterday.
Mrs. J. H. Eyerly and Miss Hattie
Albeck will leave this morning for q
visit with friends in Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
DR.. W. Austin Pegg. Of Ossian,
Iowa, arrived in this city yesterday
for visit at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Pegg. Bloom street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Luokenbill of
near Danville are attending the Helm.
ly family reunion at Kutztown. They
will visit relatives in that place for
week.
Simon Ellenbogen returned yester.
day from several days stay In Will.
Transport.
Miss Emeline Lyon is visiting friends
In Bloomsbury.
Miss Edith Jenkins is visiting
friends at Rushtown.
Miss Ada Ney hart returned to Wat.
sontown yesterday after visit with
Danville friends.
Miss Eokert returned to New York
City yesterday after a visit with Miss
Helen Hoffman. West Mahoning street.
Edward Kase Of Philadelphia. is
visiting at the Kase home, West Mark
ct street.
Charles Whispell transacted business
at BloOmsburg yesterday.
Samuel Styer. West Hemlock town
ship, left yesterday for st. Louis. Mo.
James Oornelison of Oatawissa,
transacted business In this city yester.
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