Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-20
CHESTS Coming and 5ufpe.

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Mr.. william Dillon, Of West Braddock, Is
home from months vacation in the East,
| Dr. and Mrs. Terburgh and Miss Dode Pat
tin left Monday for trip to the Hot Springs
| of Arkansas.
| Mrs. W. W. Stevens, of Buffalo, n Y, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Willis H. Smith, of
| Oakland square.
| pianist, and wife are visiting Miss Luella
Totten at Ross P. o.
Miss Mary Horner, Of Wflmore, Pa, is
| spending few days with Mrs. j. c. Norrish,
| of Rush street, Allegheny.
Miss Mary D. Potter has resumed her
| studies at the Ohio Wesleyan University,
| this being her fourth year.
Mr.. C. NJ. Schwab, of North Braddock, re-
| turned home from several weeks pleasure
tour spent in Eastern cities.
Mrs. W. M Talcott and Mrs. A. Kuby, with
their children, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. r. S. Ewing, of Ackley street.
Misses Sadie and Eliza Williams Of Fraz-
fer street. Braddock, have return ed from q
two months stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. c. Jacobs, of Dayton. o., is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reizen,
stein, OF Fremont street, Allegheny.
Miss Katharine Snowden, a charming
young lady of Oil City, Is being entertained
by friends in Pittsburg and Allegheny.
Mr.. ]. Hasson Carline, of Braddock, re-
turned this week to Washington efferson
College to complete the course this term.
Messrs. George H. Vaux and Richard Nor
gan, Of the Southside, returned home last
Friday, after a three months trip to Europe.
Miss Madge Byron, of Carroll street, ALLIE
gheny, returned home Thursday from Chi
cago. where she had been spending her va
cation.
The Misses Ida and Carrie Herman, of
Newark, n. j., are visiting their cousins the
Miss Hermsns, Of sandusky street. Allie
gheny.
DR.. W. n. Norrtsh, Of Buffalo, n T, but
formerly of Allegheny, is visiting his
brother, John c. Norrish, of 166 Rush street.
Allegheny.
Of Morewood avenue, Shadyside, are spend.
ing the month of September at Monmouth
Beach, n. j.
Mrs. Simeon Bissel1 has been entertaining
her cousin, Mrs. Elise Thompson, OF Mans
field, Ohio, this last week. Mrs. Thompson
returned home yesterday.
Misses Emma and Molly Schmidt will leave
for Carrollton to attend the Mountain Fair.
They will be accompanied by several others
and will be absent for a week.
Miss Ida F. Jenny has returned home after
q protracted visit to friends in Cleveland,
korain, Putin Bay, Congress Lake, Canton,
New Philadelphia and Washington.
Mr.. Owen Boyle of Naples hade, Venanso
county, is visiting his brother, B. F. Boyle,
Of Market street, Allegheny. This is Mr..
Boyle's first visit to Pittsburg in 80 years.
Miss Estella Milligan a charming young
lady of Cleveland, o., who has been visiting
friends in Allegheny, Johnstown and All.
toona for the past three months, returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. John Ehrenfeld, the oldest employe of
the West Penn Railroad, Allegheny, having
been in the service for 26 years, left last
week, accompanied by his wife, for New
York, Baltimore, Washington and other
points.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank b. Wade, of $50 North
avenue, Allegheny, who have been away
since July 25 are still absent They are
spending the month of September with the |
doctors sister, Margaret Wade, at her bean
tiful seaside villa near Chatham, on the !
Massachusetts, coast.
Rev, DR.. 81. l.. Chapman, of the Johnstown |
ID. <. Church, addressed an immense audi-
ence in the First NJ. E. Church at Braddook |
on Tuesday evening on scenes and Incidents
of the Johnstown flood. He spoke in the in.
terests of the Braddock church.