Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-04
in camp on slippery Rock creek. near wursem.

Messrs. Halsey w. Foster ana j. L. Fawcett
Jr, have just returned from Lakewood. N. Y
Miss Maize Doyle has returned from q tw
| weeks visit to Bennett Camp, near Woodlawn
Mr.. Jason Clarke and daughter. Ella, of ALE
| gheny, left Saturday for Toronto and Niagari
Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Fahnestock left OF
Tuesday for a three weeks so1ourn at Mackina,
| Island.
Miss Louisa Hell left yesterday for tw,
weeks, vacation among friends at St Clairs
| vile, o.
Mrs. McKelty, Of Miller street, and Mis-
Belle Stewart, Of Federal street, have gone t.
Niagara.
Miss Josie Brown. of Robinson street, ALE
gheny, will leave for Lake Chautauqua OF
Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Boice and Miss Elizabeth Ghriest
of Allegheny are visiting Mr.. T. n, Boice, Of
Oakmont.
Miss Sylvia Quinn, of Washington avenue
Southside, leaves to-day for Atlantic City anc
Cape May.
Mrs. ]. c. Houck, of the East End Hotel, and
Mrs. E. @. Miller. Of Navarro, O., are at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston, of Mt. Washington
left yesterday for a visit to Niagara Falls ant
New York.
Miss Hannah Gelder and her sister Sadie are
spending the summer at the Windsor Hotel
White Hall.
Mrs. Frederick Cutler and Mrs. Benjamin
Cutler, left Mt. Washington last night for q
tour to the Falls
Mrs. ]. A. Lynch and Miss Ada Lynch have
gone to Atlantic City, to remain during the
month Of August
Mrs Ellen Davis and her son Frank have re-
turned from an extended Eastern trip, which
included Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. K. Ewing have returned to
their home on Stockton avenue. after a two
weeks trip to thelakes.
Mrs. C. C. Mooar, of jackson street, ALE
eheny, with her two little boys, is visiting rela
tives in Youngstown. o.
Mr.. Ed. Gould, of Wyoming street. Thirty
second ward, went on the special excursion to
Niagara Falls last night.
Mrs. o. o. Snider, of woodsneld. o., is visit
ing at the residence of Captain X. G. Beatty
Nunnery Hill, Allegheny.
Mr.. R. 6. Galleher, of Fredericton, o.. who
was visiting his brother, Of Ward street., Oak
land, has left for his home.
Mr.. George Geldeg. Of wylie avenue. and
Mr.. Dewitt Wilt, of Washington street, are at
Atlantic City for the summer.
Miss Susie McMorris. of Tustin street, is
spending the summer months at Cresson
Springs. Gallitzin and Altoona.
Miss Jennie NJ. Fetherston. of Watson street,
will return this week from q three weeks visit
to the Misses Scott of BrIdgeville.
Mr.. J. A. Davis, a former Pittsburger. but
now of Ration, N. M, is stopping at the Hotel
Albion, Atlantic City, with his sisters.
Miss Jennie Schoenbein. of Washington
avenue, Allegheny, has gone to Philadelphia
to visit her sister Mrs. Joseph 8. Stupy.
Mr. Harry Heck, with his friend, Mr. William
Kalkhof has arranged for q two weeks visit to
Erie, and will take his departure this week.
The departure of Miss Bessie Hainsworth for
her new home in Seattle, WASH, this week,
will be much regretted by her many friends.
ri
Thomas, of Eighteenth street, Southside, left
Saturday evening for Buffalo to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs John Gould, Mrs. Taylor and
Miss M. E. Taylor, of Mt. Washington, left yes.
terday on trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Miss Katie Grabenstein and Miss Maggie
Easterling. of Western avenue, Allegheny, are
enjoying few weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James Boyd and the Misses Mclean,
who have been at Templeton for the past
month, returned home last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Tuttie Cleary, Of Penn avenue, is the
guest of Miss Fannie Bostworth, Cleveland,
where she expects to remain until after the
heated term.
Mr. Harry Monath. Jr.. and bride left the city
to-day on an extended tour to Atlantic City
and the principal cities of the East, to be gone
about two weeks.
Mr. Mat Mawhenney, of Oakland, and DR.. j.
II. Leyda, Of Allegheny. have gone to Atlantic
City to join their families. who have been there
for the past week.
Alderman P. B. Reilly, of the Fifth ward;
James Powers NJ. A. Coakley and Fred He'll,
left last night for Bedford Springs. where they
will spend month";
Mrs. Charles Korndorff and Master Lynn,
Of Merrimac street, Mt Washington. re-
turned on Tuesday from a six-weeks sojourn
with friends in Chicago.
Mrs Will ]. Poschmann, of Pennsylvania
avenue, and her sister, Miss Margretta Dickie,
have left to spend the remainder Of the summer
in the Allegheny Mountains.
Miss Maggie Herwig, of Allegheny, left for
Denver on Thursday. Her cousin. Miss Clara
Enrich, of War Rose, Beaver county, accom-
panied her as far as Chicago.
Mrs. Maggie Dapnenfeie, Of the Seventh
ward school, Allegheny accompanied by her
son Fred, left for Ohio Pyle Falls during the
week to spend the rest Of her vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Hpuck and son,
Weldin, of Howe street, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parker and daughter, Miss Susie ,of
Shady avenue, leave tor the seashore next
Friday.
The Misses Phillips. of Mcclure avenue, are
visiting Miss E. Belle Clark, Highland Park,
Buffalo The party will visit Watkins Glens,
Van Buren Point and other places of interest
during August.
Mr.. John P. Kennedy, of Allegheny. who has
9 EvroPf s back
weeks in the East and expects to arrive home
about the 18th instant
Miss Mollie Levy will leave this week for
Paris to further the cultivation of her voice,
visiting at the residence of Mrs. B. L Fried
man, No. 127 Penn avenue.
The following from Pittsburg are now at
Congress Hall Care May: J: F; johnson and
stock, Miss F. Hunt. Miss Kate Vandent,
George Heard and family, Joseph Painter.
Captain R. A. Brophy, Of -the Second police
district has returned from trip Of over a
K f6rn nnh hn nr 80
Lawrenceyille, was with him for several days.
cal points.
Mr.. A. Jas Gilleland and Mr.. Perry B. Har-
ris, Of Allegheny, left on Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit in the East On their way East
they will stop at Niagara, Thousand Islands
and other places of interest, and will return by
way of Boston and New York.
l. K. Campbell, who for many years has been
foreman OF the forge and blacksmith depart
ments at the Oliver Iron and Steel Company's
South Tenth street works. was presented by
the employees with an elegant gold watch chain
and charm upon his severing his Connection
with the firm yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Evans, Of the glass ranufactur-
ing firm of Thomas Evans & Co., Southside,
cation trip. He took his family, who have
been summering at Atlantic City, with him on
o ten days ocean voyage, after which they will
stay at that place for the remainder Of the
mouth.
The T. ]. Wallace Rod and Gun Club. of this
city, who camped in Michigan last wear. are
camping on the Slippery Rock creek, near
Wurtemburg. where they will remain several
weeks. Among the many are William Calyery,
Q. J. Thompson, II. NighteDgale, James Dodds,
Otto Reibert j. 7. McCauley, Geo. johnson,
Edward Cam. DANIEL Mckinley, r. G. Hood,
Frank Boyce, Ed Welsh, James Hartley, James
Adams, q. D. Kellogg. Ralph Marcelius, Ed
ward Rowers.
There is quite an exodus from Coraopolis.
George A. Lashell and family and W. E
Meanor left some days since for an extended
fishing tour to point Ia Michigan where Mr.
have been followed BY DR.. R. f. Conkle and