Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-25

gheny, has returned from four weeks' %.
journ at Ocean Grove and Boston.
Miss Maggie Elder, of Third avenue, Is spend
ing her vacation in Ohio with relatives. Her
friend, Jennie McClay, Is with her.
Miss Name Poland, soprano of St. Agnes
Church choir. is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Barton, of Harmarsville Pa.
Mr.. ]. K. Shanahan, accompanied by his
mother and Miss Dessa, left on Thursday for
Long Brancn, to be gone two weeks.
Misses Nina and Aggie Wilson, of Allegheny,
returned home Saturday from an extended
visit to friends in Beaver Falls and vicinity.
Mr.. Rudolph CHASER and family have re-
turned from two weeks sojourn to Atlantic
City, Coney Island and other Eastern resorts.
Rev. c. P. DeCamp. of Burnside, Pa, has had
the degrees of Bachelor and Doctor of Divinity
conferred upon him by the Chicago University
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Dean. of Bedford ave-
nue.. returned Thursday morning from trip to
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and other Eastern Cities
Mrs. Ollie Patterson of East Diamond street.
Allegheny, returned Monday from a pleasant
visit to New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Thomas Prince and her daughter Matte,
of Wheeling, returned home last evening, after
spending few days with friends on the South
side.
Mr.. Henry Riddle and daughter Annie, Of
Washington avenue Allegheny have gone on
visit to Chicago, Milwaukee and other West
ern cities.
Miss Mary E. O'Donnell, of Forty-second
street, and Mrs. Michael Sisk and son, of Forty
sixth street. left last Tuesday for Cresson and
Ebensburg.
Mrs. Laura Howard and Mrs Mary Dorsey, Of
Allegheny. have returned home after six
weeks sojourn among the mountains of West
ern Maryland.
The following Pittsburgers are at Capon
Springs, W. Va: Mrs. James Marshall, Miss
Marshall, Mr.. Alfred Reed, Miss Bessie Reed
and Mr. j. D. Bernd.
Mrs. ]. L. Cook and Mrs. R. ]. MacRory and
daughter have returned from a six weeks tour
of the Southern States including Tennessee,
kentucky and Alabama.
Messrs. James Erskine, Joseph Erskine, John
Eosemeyer, Martin Sweeney and Herbert
Campbell have gone East and will visit Wash
lngton, Baltimore and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harbaugh returned from
two months tour of California and the other
Western States yesterday. Mr.. Harbaugh is
interested in a number of Western mines.
Mrs. Richard Hoskin, of California, and for
in San Francisco Tuesday after pleasant visit
among her friends here for over three months.
Will ]. P. Connolly and Charles Sternham, of
Poplar street, Allegheny, are paying visit to
their young friends Miss Matte and Master
John Boggs, Cowansburg, Westmoreland
county.
Mrs. Katherine Connor and daughters, of
Thirty-third street.who have been spending the
summer at Coney Island, Lenox Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, will return home about
September.
W. H. Critics, Esq, a ell-known politician of
Huntington, and Editor w. w. Trout of the
Free Press, of Lewistown, Pa, stopped off in
the city yesterday, leaving on evening train for
Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Mamie Laubie of Hazelwood avenue.
who has been visiting Miss McLeran, of Salem,
o., for several weeks, has gone for a short visit
to the mountains at Ebensburg, accompanied
by Miss McLeran.
Mr.. Lincoln Forester and his sister, Miss
Bert Cook and Miss Hattie Cook, of Cooks
burg, Pa left on Thursday morning for brief
sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Crawford and daughter Maggie, of
Pittsburg, accompanied by her sister, Miss Ida
Dougherty, of the Forbes school, are spending
few delightful weeks among the mountains.
Messrs. Thomas McGrath and Norris Grain.
OF philadelphia, were in the city the past
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The arrivals during the week at the Kent
House. Lakewood, N. Y, were as follows:
Mrs. J. W. McMasters. Miss Bell, Miss Murry,
Miss Falkner, Mrs. John 8. Hays, Miss Stella
Hays, Miss Snydam, s. d. Scott, g. Wilbur
Hubley, j. s. Clark and Alexander Macpher-
son.
The following Pittsburg people are registered
at the sterlingworth Inn, Lakewood, N. Y:
Mr.. Z. A Clark and wife. ]. d. Long, Mrs.
Chas. A. Brown and children, Miss F. j.
Hunter, Miss Kate E. Vandevort, Mrs. G. A
Nelson Miller and wife, Miss Martha Miller.
Thomas Fawcett. ST., Thomas Fawcett, Jr.
Miss Annie q. Roberts. Mrs. A. ]. Halstead
VIM. A: Kramer and wife, 81. 6. Dravo, SrI
w. II. Hunter, Miss NJ W. Royal Miss Emily
O'Neill, D. Herbert Hostetter and wife, Chas
w. Wattles and Joe l. Vance, Mrs. W. w.
Wattles and daughter, Annie L Wattlss.