Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-16

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Miss Laura Maxwell, Of Grafton, has To-
| turned after a very enjoyable tour Of the
| Eastern cities and watering places.
Among the Sewicl1leyans who are inhaling
the salubrious breezes of Lake Chautauqua,
are Mrs. Sipe and two Of her children.
George T. Marshall, of Marsh all Bros, left
| with his son, Watson Marshall, on Thursday
| for ten days sojourn at Atlantic City.
Miss Lizzie S Oakley, of North avenue,
| North Braddock, is spending three weeks
with the Misses Farley, of Williamsburg.
| Postmaster Carothers, of Williamsburg is
visiting his son Harry NJ. Carothers at Anson,
Mo. He will return in about two weeks.
Mr. David Morgan, OF Mcclure avenue
| Allegheny, has returned from Chicago and
| Milwaukee, where he spent a pleasant week.
Misses Gertrude and Maggie Callaghan of
| Fulton street, have returned home after q
three weeks visit to friends in Indiana, Pa.
Rev. G. w. Sherrick, pastor of the Cope
! land United Brethren Church. returned yes
terday from an 1s-day vacation at Chautau-
| qua.
Mrs. S. E. Jones, of Garrison avenue, Allie
| gheny, and Mrs. W. c. Smith, of Wylie ave-
nue., Pittsburg, are sojourning at Atlantic
| City.
Miss Mary Gallery and her mother arrived
| home yesterday from Cincinnati where they
| had gone on pleasure trip on the steamer
| Scotia.
| Mrs. Bell Heilman and daughter, Miss
| Almo, of Sharon, are spending a few days
with Mr. Thomas A. johnson, of Hays street,
| East End.
Rev. DR.. L. Mayer OF the Eighth Street
Enoch Rauh started for Cresson and Bedford
yesterday.
| Mrs. James B. Johnston, Of Forbes street,
and Miss Myla Grimshaw, of Scranton, who
is visiting Mrs. Johnston, left for Oil City
yesterday.
Mr.. Tnos. Mccartney leaves on Monday
night for the sea shore to bring home his
family, who have been at Atlantic City
since June %.
Messrs. Ed B. Headuck and John Cant
accompanied by Miss Laura Headuck, are
visiting friends and relatives, in some of the
Eastern cities.
Mrs. d. c. Straun, of Wylie avenue, accom-
panied by Miss Mollie Kaylor and Miss Clara
Glogger, left Friday morning for a short rest
at Atlantic City.
Anna Leah Dickinson, the Tell-known
whistling soloist, has returned home from
Detroit. She leaves shortly for New York to
be gone two weeks.
Miss Annie Steel and Miss Carry Brown, Of
Neville street, Oakland, returned yesterday
from three-weeks' rest at Altoona and
other Eastern points.
Miss Oracle Stewart, Of California avenue,
Allegheny, is visiting her friend, Miss Reno,
of Quaker Valley, Pa, where she is enjoying
her vacation very much.
Miss Mary Hickey, of California avenue,
Allegheny, returned last week from Cleve-
land, o., whore she had delightful vacation
of three weeks with her friends.
Miss Annie E. and Miss Lyde j. Asper, Of
Wyiie avenue, are spending their vacation
at Atlantic City. After they get tired of this
resort they will go to the mountains.
Miss Maggie Breen, of the East End, and
Miss Rose Padden, of Allegheny, left on
Monday for the Maryland mountains, where
they intend to remain until September.
Miss Carrie Angel, the soprano of North
Avenue NJ. E. Church, returned yesterday
from a short stay at Chautauqua. She will
be in her usual place in the choir to-day.
Mrs. Callahan, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Stella, and Miss LYDIA Butler, of
Craig street. Allegheny left last Wednesday
evening for a four weeks sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Edward Abel, Of the German National
Bank, and his son Bert have returned from
an enjoyable trip to Detroit Mt. Clemens,
ST. Clair Flats, Port Huron, Put-in-Bay and
Cleveland.
Mr.. Henry H. F1ocker Of Howard street,
left this week to VISIT some of the principal
accompanied by his sisters, the Misses LulIie
and EStella.
Mrs. Charles B. Fink, wife Of the senior
editor of Latrobe ADVANCE and Miss Mollie
Kuhn, daylight operator for Pennsylvania
Railroad, are stopping two weeks at the
Aldine Hotel.
Messrs Harry Wills, Thomas Murdough,
A. Oskin and Herman Murdough, of Brad
dock, have returned from q six weeks stay
in Canada, Put-in-Bay and Massachusetts
summer resorts.
Dr. f. W. Dean, of West Braddock. Prest-
dent of the Braddock Board of Health left
Friday to join his family who are summer
ing at Lake Chautauqua. He will remain
over two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs DR.. R. Herrod and two sons,
Nf yfcff h11,, (,,I
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Eaton, of
Oakville, south of Latrobe, where they will
spend two weeks.
Mrs. Sylvester C. Ritohey, Henry avenue,
Sewickley, with her two daughters, Misses
Ethel and Margaret, is visiting her sister,
Miss Mollie Douglas, at Oakland cottage
Point Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 81. Danziger left Block
Island on Monday, after spending delight
full month at that favorite resort They left
with party of friends on the yacht Daisey
to NarIagansett Pier.
Mr.. H. A. Lamb and wife, of No. 2s2 Bed
ford avenue, have gone to Philadelphia, New
York, Boston and Norfolk, Va on their wed
ding tour. They will be at home to their
friends after September !.
j. B. Moore, wife and daughter Jean, of
Sheffield street Allegheny, have gone to At
lantic City for two weeks. Before Mrs.
Moore returns she viii visit her sister, Mrs.
Atwood PaNon, OF Baltimore, Md,
Mr. Thomas Payton, of Rebecca street,
Allegheny, left on Thursday evening for an
extended trip East. He will visit New York,
Boston and the coas5 before returning, thus
combining business and pleasure.
Mr. W Jariss and family, of Ellsworth,
and Mr.. William H. Williams and family, of
Euclid avenue, East End, are enjoying the
surf at Ontario Beach, on Lake Ontario,
They report pleasant weather and good
fishing.
Mr.. Edw. and Henry Erfsman, ,accompanfed
nv Thpn w Mepae have a6
an extends sd Eastern tour The places of
interes. thaz visited were New York Phila-
delphia, Atlantic City, Washington and
Boston.
120 Sandusly street, Allegheny, sailed from
New York last week on their seventh annu4l
trip to Europe. During this trip they will
visit all the principal cities in France, Italy
and Ireland.
A party consisting Of P. r. Odell and wife,
James P. Jones and J. M. Edmundson, all OF
Allegheny, will leave this morning for an
Eastern trip. They go to Baltimore whore
they take coast steamer for Boston, and
return by way of New York.
Miss Sadie Gribben, a teacher in the Hum
boldt school, who spent her vacation in De-
troit during the G. A r. Encampment, has
returned home. Miss Gribben will remain
at home for q week and then take another
extended pleasure trip through the New
England States.
Mrs. John Huckenstein. Sr., Mrs John
Huckenstein, Jr., and Misses Mary McG1aw
and Sadie McSweeney, of Allegheny left on
Tuesday morning with their neice Miss
Devlin, for the latter's home in Montreal.
They will return by way of Atlantic City
and remain there the rest of the summer.
Tho following Pittsburgers have arrived
at Block Island: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. DAN
ziger, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NICK. Lloyd and
family, 6lr. and Mrs. George W. Reed and
family, Miss Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
kirkpatrick. w. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Albree, Ralph Albree, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Pontefraet and family and Miss Walker