Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

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Allegheny, have gone East to spend few
| weeks.
Commodore Kountz and family are at Cape
May. having left the city on the 7th OF the
month.
Misses Ella and Matte shaner left last Tues
day to visit relations and friends in Harmer
| vile, Pa.
Miss Kate Hown, of the East End. has Ire.
turned from New York, feeling much improved
| in health.
Mr.. Albert Riemenschneider. of Allegheny,
will spend a few weeks pleasure trip at the
| Point, Pa.
Mrs. Kate sweeny, of 40 Anderson street,
| Allegheny, will spend her vacation at Monon.
| gahela City.
Miss Mary ]. McMurray, of the West End.
left the city August for three weeks visit to
Chautauqua.
Mr.. W. C. Coffin and daughter Lillian left the
city on Friday to join Mrs. Cofin at Point
| Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Richards. Of Pacific ave-
nue., left Friday night for couple of weeks at
the seashore.
Messrs. E. B. Thompson and William Nc
Cracken left yesterday for trip to St Clair
Springs. Mich.
Mrs. ]. F. Dalzer, of 2os Franklin street,
Allegheny has returned -om visit to relatives
in Western Ohio.
Miss Ella Sloan, accompanied by her friend
Miss Elva Hunter, will leave Tuesday next for
Catawba Islands
Mrs. NJ. Branley, of IA Darrah street, Allie
gheny, has gone on six weeks visit to relatives
in Louisville, KY.
Mr.. John Troy and Mr.. ]. g. Brooks left last
week on the steamer James g. Blaine for Nor
gantown, W. Va.
Mrs. A. Arlington, Of 65 Chatham street, left
yesterday for few days visit with relatives
and friends in Ohio.
Mr.. Henry KaIbfeII, Of 252 Meyran avenue,
Oakland. left on Friday for Boston on few
weeks pleasure trip. or
Mrs Henry Troudy and children who have
been visiting Mrs. David Jenkins, of Canton, O.,
returned home to-day.
Miss Ida v. Simonton, of Butler street. is
now enjoying the mountain air at Beach Cot
tage, Cresson Springs.
Mr. James H Weinberger has arrived home
from New York city and the watering resorts
on the Atlantic coast.
Ex-Councilman P. Magee and daughter, Of
Washington street, will spend three or four
weeks in Atlantic City.
Miss Sadie Burnett will leave for Youngs-
town. o., shortly where she will spend the
balance of her vacation
&c Allies left during the week for New
York. Boston. and Atlantic City. He will be
gone about three weeks.
Miss Annie Lowrie of Allegheny. has been
stopping at the Mansion House. Atlantic City,
for the past three weeks.
Mr. Alfred ober has taken trip to Atlantic
City and Philadelphia, where he will be the
guest of Mrs. Karl Slater.
Mr.. ]. G. Robinson, of lS2 Fifth avenue, with
his youngest daughter, Annie Frances, left for
Atlantic City last evening.
Miss Clara Herr, of Cliff street, has returned
from Knoxville, Tenn, where she was visiting
her friend, Mrs. Donnewitz.
Mr. Thomas ]. Black of the East End, &C.
companied by his wife, left last night for two
weeks trip TO Centralia, Ill.
The Misses D1nah and Lille Rickersbere, OF
Cleveland, are visiting Mrs. NJ. ]. Samuels, of
l0l Grant avenue, Allegheny.
Miss Mollie Ryan, of TannehiIl street, left on
Tuesday morning with party OF friends to
visit Sandusky and the lakes.
MIR. and Mrs w. H. Thackerey, Of Fulton
street. Pittsburg leave to morrow morning on
an extended tour of the East.
Messrs A Franz, Jr and Vincent r. Frantx
of Carson street. Southside, left August for q
visit to New York and Boston.
Mr.. n. L. Herr and sister, Martha. who have
been sojourDing at Atlantic City and Washing
ton, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Meyer Streng, wife and daughters, Ethel
and Naona, left yesterday on an Eastern tour
to be gone two or three weeks.
Miss Annie E. MoCaffrey, of the Forbes
school, her sister Jennie, and Miss Annie Spain
are soiourning at Woodlawn, Pa
Mr.. Andrew B. Hughes. of Mt Washington,
been camping for the last month.
Mr. and Mrs. McElroy. of Webster avenue,
have returned home from Atlantic City after
spending two weeks at that place
Miss Nellie A and Mamie E. Lyons left
Thursday for a sojourn of three weeks at
Kissell Springs, near Ligonier. Pa.
Mrs. H. c. Linn. of Van Braam street, re-
turned home on Thursday last from q three
weeks visit to friends at Lima Ohio.
Mrs. Thomas Peel, of Washington avenue,
returns home this week from an enjoyable
visit with her parents at Valencia, Pa.
George A. Sweitzer, of Fourth avenue, will
leave Monday for Boston, New York and At
lantic City. to be gone for several weeks.
Miss Maggie Mcmahon, of Penn avenue, and
Miss MoIlie Marion, of Fourth avenue are
spending their vacation in the mountains.
Mr.. Ed @. Merriman, of Allegheny. left for
he will take IN Newport and Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Hughes of Mt Washington. left
on Thursday last for Long Branch. where she
will sojourn the remainder of the summer.
Messrs. r. L. King and George Glider, of the
Good Time Social, will leave Sunday evening
for Atlantic City and other watering places.
Miss Sadie McElroy and Miss Annie Nc
Elroy, of Webster avenue, are enjoying the
breezes of Woodville for the past two weeks.
Mrs. William Clark and Miss May Laing, of
North Highland avenue, East End, are enjoy
ing the cooling breezes Of Northern New York.
Mrs. W. 8. Bostwick and family and the
Misses s ,rah and Mary Carney. OF Monterey
street, Allegheny, are summering up the Cheat
river.
John Josenhaus, of 377 Rebecca street, Ale
gheny, left Friday evening for an extended trip
through New York, Massachusetts, and Yer.
mont.
Miss Efie Keener. of Kittanning, is visiting
her uncle. Mr.. Frank Ivory and her cousin,
Mrs. William Prescott Of Isabella street, ALLIE
gheny.
Miss Alice Smeck, OF Washington avenue.
Allegheny, is spending two weeks vacation
visiting friends at Randolph and Congress
Lake, o.
Mrs. W. Clafin, Jr., Of Western avenue, Alle-
gheny, is the guest of Miss Rache Bevan, at
Pittston. The two were formerly schooimates
at Media.
Mr.. Eugene Z. Thumm, accompanied by
some of his friends left last Thursday for .
visit to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and other points
OF interest.
Mr.. A o. Wsggoner, o the Southside, ID OF
for . three weeks jaunt mp in Michigan. he
intends Co take in the several watering resorts
of Michigan.
Among the arrivals last week from the sea-
shore was that of Mr.. James d. Hailman, who
returned from Cape May. having spent two
weeks at that place.
Miss Bertha 7. Hauch, Of No. se6 Fifth are