Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-09
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Among the passengers for Atlantic City
last evening were Phillip FitZgiDbons and
keepers of the Second National Bank; Ed
ward Morris, the old Pittsburg pitcher, and
wife Fred Muegele.a wholesale liquor dealer,
wife and mother; Deputy Sheriff Williams,
George Wilson, Mrs. Jacob Kiebler and
daughter and Frank Schatfer.
Lieutenant H. L. Ensign, First Sergeant
John G. Hollick, of Battery A, Philadelphia,
and Thomas 5. Waltman, Secretary of the
Presbyterian Fishing Club, visited Plttsburg
on their way to the camp of the Second Bri-
gade at Arnold being the guests of Robert c.
Patison and Captain Hunt, of Battery B.
Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Fleishman celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding
on August at lakewood where they are
friends testified their good wishes for many
more years of conjugal felicity to the couple
in the shape of many handsome presents.
George w. Thomas and wife, of East
Liverpool, and Judge Ireland, of Ashland,
Ky. and his wife are among the guests at the
Seventh Avenue Hotel. The Judge is not
enjoying good health, and came to the city
to be treated by one of the local physicians.
Sidney Pfiaum and family, of Allegheny,
are making lakewood their summer resort
this season. Mr.. Pflaum, who was formerly
in the the iron business, and has been in i'll
health for some time, Is rapidly regaining
good health and spirits.
Mrs. Julius Guessner, wife of Mr.. Guess
ner, local editor of the Freheits Ffe,u,d, and
Mrs Alf Lloyd, wife of Burgess Lloyd, of
Sharpsburg, are enjoying themselvesat At
lantic City.
Alonzo Loring, the Wheeling nail manu-
facturer, took dinner at the Monongahela
House yesterday He is good West Vir-
ginia Democrat and believes in reform Of
the tariff.
Dr. w. c. Sherlock, of Fargo, n. Oak,
was in the city yesterday visiting friends.
Senator Mylin and he had talk over old
times at the Seventh Avenue in the after
noon.
Captain C. w. Owston, of Chicago, one of
the Standard Oil Company's agents, and W.
NJ Mordry a London tourist, put up at the
Duquesne yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Eleazer Isaacs and Mrs. Samuel
Hunt, both of Philadelphia, are spending
few weeks visiting friends and relatives in
Pittsburg and Allegheny.
Constable William H. Sherry, of Alder
man Richards office, left yesterday after
noon for a two weeks vacation in and around
the lake cities.
NJ. E. Valiant, agent of the American
Express Company, and his wife, will leave
for Atlantic City this morning to spend q
week.
Aspecial car was sent to jamestown, Conn,
last evening to bring home Vice President
JAIME McCrea, of the Pennsylvania Com
pany.
SapUaln " ". TOOle, VI Tile OHItcu OudUeS
army, went to Camp Kensington yesterday
to see how the boys conducted themselves
H. A Newkirk, the Chicago agent of
Chambers Mckee, and j. L. Robb, of Can
ton, are at the Duqusne.
Fin Reynolds, the actor, went to New
York last evening to join Hoyt's "Hole in
the Ground' company.
A. H. Neal and Addison Mcintosh, of
Bellevue. left for New York and other East
ern cities last evening.
Captain Henry H. Kuhn, of Johnstown,
arrived in the city last evening to spend
Sunday with friends.
Major Scott. the Erie temperance lee
turer, passed through the city last evening
bound for New York.
Barney Forst, the oil man, and his family
returned from the seashore last evening on
the limited.
F. A Moesta, of Kittanning and j. r.
Hart of Washington, are stopping at the
Anderson.
George B. Kaine, a Uniontown lawyer,
was in the city yesterday attending to legal
business.
j. s. Flack, of the National Transit Com
pany, and his wife went East last evening.
j. E Robinson and L. II. Moore, of
Wheeling, are registered at the Schlosser.
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Lowenstein, of Cincin-
natl, o., are summering at lakewood, Pa.
Mrs A. Sampson, of Allegheny, is spend
ing few weeks at lakewood, Pa.
w. B. Deshon will leave for Atlantic
City this evening.
E. d. Bebier went to Cresson to put in
Sunday.