Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-03

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Miss Mary Ferris is visiting friends in NIL
waukee.
Miss R. v. Mckee, of Edgewood, Is at Cresson
Springs.
Miss M. ]. Walker has gone to Patterson, N.
J., for short visit.
Mr.. w. D. Sproul and family are summering
at Spring Lake, N. ].
Miss Della Stone, of Williamsburg. is sum-
mering at Cape May.
Mr.. George Winters, Of Harrisburg, Is q
Williamsburg visitor.
Miss Nina Shelby has returned from very
pleasant visit to Buffalo.
Miss Lettie Burton, who spent few weeks at
Atlantic City, is home again
A select picnic was given by Miss May Norton
to few friends on Monday.
Miss Nina De Wolf. of wellsburg. Ohio, Is
visiting friends on Wood street,
Mr.. David Morris. of Center street, spent
most of last week in Cleveland.
Mrs. DR.. E. Jones, of Brooklyn, N. Y. is the
guest of relatives on Wood street.
Misses Fannie, Sadie and Irene Gallery, Of
Toledo. o., are visitors in Edgewood.
Mrs. F. NJ. Roe, of Penn avenue, Wilkins
burg, is visiting relatives at Bradford.
Miss Maude McClelland, of Denver, Is the
guest of Miss Laura Hill, of Edgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs H Field returned last week
Miss Jennie Ferguson, who had been visiting
In Cincinnati, returned home last week.
Miss Nellie Hodges, of Wood street, is spend
ing short time in Alliance, O., visiting friends
Mrs. John L. Miller and her children, of
Franklin street, are enjoying visit to Boston,
Pa.
Mrs. J. W. Mofat and Miss Millie Sesver. are
among the Wilkinsburgers now at Atlantic
City.
tanning her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Tyler Of Chi
cago.
Mrs. James Weldon, nee Matte Orr. of
Bellaire, o., is visiting relatives in Wilkins
burg.
Charles Lewis, former resident Of Wilkins
burg, but now of Bradford, Pa, is visiting his
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Bailey. of Hill street, who
are at Atlantic City, will remain until the lst Of
September.
Mr.J. G. Hill, of Edgewood, cap BE found at
Ridgeview Campmeeting ground for the next
few weeks.
Mr.. Bert Milligan. of swissvale. who has been
at Clifton Springs, N. T., for several weeks, IS
home again.
Mrs. John l. Simpson, of Montreal, is visiting
her relatives at her old homo on Wood street,
Williamsburg.
Mrs. Jacob Reed, with her baby daughter. Of
South Bend, Ind, are the guests OF relatives on
Franklin street.
Miss Isla Hays, Of Wood street. Is homo from
Oresson. after several weeks af that peauuiul
mountain resort
Mrs. John L. walker and Miss Sadie Walker
are by the sad sea waves. They will be away
from home several weeks.
Mrs. A. C. Duncan and daughter, Miss Nellie.
of Franklin street, who have been visiting In
New Brighton. are home again.
Miss Mamie Richarts. Pf Elliott street, is
entertaining her cousin and namesake, Miss
Mamie Richarts, of Kittanning.
Mr. Fred Steiner, of Canton, O., who has
been spending several weeks visiting wilkins.
burg friends, went homo Friday.
MI. &. w. Starr, manager Of Harris Thea
ter, has bought cosy Ihouse in Wikinsburg.
and will move into it at atn early date.
Mr.. william j. McAteler, of Wood street, is
bicycIiug through Northern Pennsylvania and
New York. He will bsg home this week.
Rev. s. H. Moore and Mrs. Moore are at the
seashore, consequently there will not be any
services In the Presbf fyterian Church to-day.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Brockett. Of Edgewood.
snuff the breezes III Lake Erie for few weeks
The many friends Of Mrs. Herbert D. Bell, of
South street, wifi be pleased to hear that she is
recovering froyi her severe attack Of pnsu.
monia-
Mrs. ]. II Dushane. of Rebecca street, has
sufficiently recovered from her long sickness to
visit her mother at Prospect Hill, Westmore-
land county.
The United Brethren Sunday school picnic at
Idlewlld) on Friday was very ENJOYABLE,
although few sharp showers Of rain tried to
tion W. ith the picnic was the reunion Of the
Unitfsd Brethren churches Of Westmoreland
and Allegheny counties. About 1900 people
wer present.