Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-06
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pitrsburgers and Others OF
Wide Acquaintance.

Movements of PfftsburGers and others OF
Wide Acquaintance.
William A. Springer, of Moon town.
ship, who has been a regular visitor to Pittsburg
at least once in two weeks for the past so years,
was, in July last, laid up by an accident which
resulted in a double fracture of a leg. The
mishap was caused by the overturning of a
load of hay, Yesterday was the first time since
the accident that Mr.. Springer was able to
come to the city on crutches. He says the time
has been very long, and rejoices to be able to
visit the city once more. even if he has to do it
Grafton who have occupied the farm where he
now resides. The pioneer Springer built his
cabin on this farm more than a century ago
and before it was certainty that the United
States had established its rights as an inde-
pendent Republic.
DIR. W. h. Winslow, Of Penn avenue,
his two sons, Bert and John. F. E. Richardson,
of Sewiokley, and ]. d. Heard have returned
from yachting trip along the coast of Maine.
They visited many places of interest, and en-
joyed good weather generally, having but one
rough experience, in Camden harbor, where
they were overtaken by gale, but by good
management succeeded In weathering it
Al Carlisle, of this city, has returned
from Ohio He said yesterday that Campbell
might yet defeat Foraker, because in off years
Ohio Democrats had pretty fair luck. He
thinks they will capture the Legislature, and
that either Henry B. Payne, Colonel Brice or
John R. Mclean, of the Enquirer, could be re-
turned to the Federal Senate.
MIR. and Mrs. A. n. Kerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A Phillips, c. v. Krugh and his
nephew, Will Krugh. Of Neville Island. leave
for Dallas, Tex, this week to attend a big fair
and for recreation all combined They propose
to take their time and enjoy themselves.
Mrs. Judge Fetterman and son arrived
home from Colorado last evening. Mrs. Fetter-
man states that there is no view so enchanting
to be seen between Pittsburg and the Pacific
slope as that obtained from the hill on which
the Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church stands
and that hill is in Allegheny county.
Peter Bell, of the Black Diamond Steel
Works, and Mr.. Gledhill, of Carnegie, Phipps
& Co., left last night for trip to Washington
and Baltimore. They were accompanied by
their wives.
Thomas McCafrey, of the Allegheny
married, was presented with a set of cut glass
ware by his fellow fremen.
Al. j. Meister, recently connected with
the Philadelphia Times, is in Pittsburg enjoy
ing visit with a number of his journalistic
friends.
John j. Davis, Assistant Controller,
was thrown to the ground while trying to board
a Citizens cable car. He was not hurt much.
Mrs. Hampton Houghton, of wilkins
burg. returned yesterday from q prolonged
pleasure trip in the East.
Mrs. William Proctor and maid, Miss
Proctor and Percy Proctor. Of Cincinnati, are
staying at the Duquesne.
"A. Edlis, of A. Edlis & Co., has left
the city for an extended trip in New York State
and New England
William Barnett Ridgeley, of Spring
field, well known iron operator, is guest at
the Duquesne-
Albert staff, of Oakland, left yesterday
for Kentucky, where he will permanently re-
side.
w. W. Robinson, of Allegheny, is sick
in Columbus with nervous prostration.