Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20
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GAS CITY VISITORS.

Mr. James Park and wife, who are very popu-
lar here. arrived on Thursday for two weeks
outing They are enjoying life at the Springs
Hotel.
W. s. Purviance, ESQ.,. of Pittsburg, with
his usual supply of fishing tackle, arrived
Thursday for two weeks stay,
w. d. Jones, prominent railroad man OF
Philadelphia, who claims that Bedford water
saved his life. and who intends erecting a
sanatarium adjoining the Springs property, Is
again here for months stay.
James Hawkins, brother of Judge Hawkins,
of the Orphans Court registered at the
Springs on Monday for a two weeks sojourn.
Charles P. Hansicker, n promising lawyer Of
Norristown, with his wife and son, are at the
springs for two weeks soiourn.
Ex-Councilman Billy Ruhlandt of Pittsburg.
who has been at the springs for the past two
weeks. left Thursday for home. Billy is fol-
lower of Chris MCGEE. and says If Quay don't
make peace with MCGEE Delamater will hear
it thunder there in November.
Judge Hawkens and family, of Pittsburg,
arrived Tuesday night for a two weeks stay.
The Judge as usual came loaded with fishing
tackle.
Henry B. Patton, of Pittsburg, was the first
name to appear on the register at the Springs
on Tuesday.
w. D. Kenny, ESQ.,. in the absence of the
regular water dipper at the Spring on Sunday
morning, officiated in that capacity like an ex-
pert, and had a pleasant word for all the ladies.
Miss Grace Davis, the accomplished daughter
of Senator Davis, is the most graceful horse
back rider at the Springs.
Miss Ella Campbell, daughter of Governor
Campbell. Of Ohio, is at the Springs. Miss
Campbell is the guest of Miss Davis.
Mr. Alexander Shaw, of Baltimore who has
a suit pending with Senator Davis, in which
over $500 600 is involved, is at the Springs with
his family.
Miss E. A. Darlington of Pittsburg, arrived
on Monday for a months sojourn.
Ex-senator Davis, of West Virginia, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, Is here to en-
Joy life for several weeks.
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Senator German, of Maryland. Is taking life
easy here. He takes little interest in politics,
but is extensively engaged in the coal and lum-
Der business with Senator Davis.
Lawyer John Hampton now wears the honor
of champion fisher at the Springs. The other
evening he walked into the hotel Office with the
finest catch" OF the season, two of which were
pronounced the largest trout landed here for
some years. They weighed little over four
pounds.
W. E. Schmertz and wife, of Pittsburg, ar
rived Monday for two-weeks' stay. Mr..
Schmertz is member of the Bedford Springs
Company.
Mrs. John II. Hampton and daughter Joined
Mr.. Hampton here Monday,
w. Metcalf. of PIttsburg spent several days
at the Springs this week. He came over the
mountains on horseback. and will go home by
the way of Cresson and Ebensburg
w. H Buckwalter, q leading Republican of
West Chester, believes that Pattison will be
the next Governor. He says there will be
thousands of Republicans who will vote for
PattisOn, while others will not go near the polls.
The genial Tom McCamant, Pennsylvania's
Auditor General, arrayed in duster reaching
to his heels, walked into the office at the
Springs on Monday evening, placed his name
on the register aud was assigned a room. He
will sip the famous water for week. His son
Wallace accompanies him..
Judge McKennan, of the United States Court
placed his name on the register Monday He
passes the time swapping stories with Judges
Hawkins, Doty, Orvis and Stinson, and will re-
main about two weeks
Messrs. Horace Moorehead and John D.
Wright are making good use of their cameras
and will have some interesting pictures to show
their Pittsburg friends when they return
James III. Baily and wife registered here
Thursday.
The Misses Sue Dalzell, A. d. Dalzell and
Ruth Bailey who arrived Thursday. will add
life to the merry crowd already here.