Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-03
WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING.
Some Who Travel. Some Who Do Not. and
Others Who Talk.

"A little party Of Allegheny people took
a trip on one Of the packets up the "Old
Monongahela," to Morgantown. Friday even
ing, returning yesterday. The members of the
party expressed themselves as being delighted.
The following are the names Of the party:
Misses Alice and Ada Harper, Miss Maggie
Aiken. Mrs. ]. M. Aiken Mrs. David Rogers
Miss Hall, Messrs. ]. M. Edmundson, Sam De-
Walt and DR.. Petit
Division Passenger Agent E. D. Smith,
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, returned
yesterday morning from the largest excursion
to Atlantic City. He left last evening for the
mountains to spend the Sabbath at Markle-
ton with his family.
Figures on the ledger of the Hotel
bold hand Of r. s. Ogden, the popular book
keeper, who arrived home yesterday morn, af-
ter three happy weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Jennie Coltart, Miss Jessie Shaw
and Mrs. Ed Vogler and daughter. of Erie
street, Allegheny. and Mrs. A. F. Leslie. of
Avalon, left for Atlantic City. Before return
ing they will visit W ashington, D. Q.
Quite number, of Pittsburgers left last
evening for Cresson Springs to spend Sunday.
Among them were William Finn, Edward
Jackman. Harry Mcfarland, George Albert
son and Others
Senator George W. Delamater, candi-
date for Governor, was in the city yesterday on
his way home to Meadville. He spent several
hours with Postmaster Mexican, and will re-
turn tomorrow.
John Wilson, teller of the Union Ma
tional, and c. Van Buren,, Jr., cashier of the
German National Bank, and family were
bound for Atlantic City and Cape May last
night
Misses Tudie and Lille Goshorn, of 93S
Penn avenue, left last night for Philadelphia,
New York and the Eastern watering places
They will be gone two months.
George B. Knox, of the Standard Oil
Company and aunt. Miss P. Beale, will leave
to-day for three weeks trip on the lakes
II. J. Vandergrift and wife and Miss
Mary Vandergrift Of jamestown, N Y. and
former Pittsburgers, are at the Duquesne.
Miss Sadie HARRISON. stenographer of
the Standard Oil Company will leave to-day
for Cleveland, Detroit and other lake ports.
Captain Kuhn. the retired regular army
officer who was in charge of the commissaries
at Johnstown after the food. is in the city.
Theodore Doerfinger and j. s. Foster
of the Dexter Spring Company, left last even
ing for Boston and the Watering places.
-Ex-Mayor Liddell -and family were
among the crowd last night bound for Atlantic
City over the Pennsylvania Railroad.
"A. G. OverhoIt and A. c.; Cochran, the
well known coke operators from the scottdale
district, were in the city yesterday.
w. Howard Falkner, Esq. Of this
city. was admitted to practice in the United
States Court, yesterday.
Phil Schultz, of Wylie avenue, left last
evening for three weeks trip to New York
and the seashore.
Superintendent Evans, of the Bureau of
Fire, left for Atlantic City last night, to be
gone several weeks.
Prof Charles Brown, of Duff's College,
leaves this week for tour of Eastern (cities
and the seashore.
Mrs Jos. Blanchard, of Mif1n street,
will leave in few days to visit friends, in
Youngstown. |
Winthrop Coffin, of the Thomson Hous-
ton Electric Company, Boston. is at the
Schlosser.
Prof n. L, Braun's fourth lawn fete
of the series will be held at Bellevue on Thurs
day evening
j. NJ. Gufey,. the oil and gas we'll
operator. left last evening for Claricn.
MIR. and Mrs. s. Parrish, of Pearl
street. have returned from Cresson.
Master William Parrish will spend the
summer at Cresson.