Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-28
In and Ont of Town.

In and Out Of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. soloman went East last
night.
Milton Mather and Hugo Bernhardt are
enjoying themselves at Atlantic City.
Mr. A. T. Rowand, of Pittsburg, is guest
of the Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Beach,
Cal.
Mrs Hare and Miss Birdie Walker, of Alle-
gheny, left for the mountains Thursday
morning.
Miss Jessie Shaw, of Lincoln avenue, East
End, leaves Tuesday for a pleasure trip
through the East.
Miss Chella u. Clarke, of Marchand street.
East End, is visiting Miss Ida Ntccolls, OF
Uniontown, Pa.
DR.. Heron, of Butler street. has just re-
turned from an extended trip to the Pacific
coast much improved in health.
Miss Dollie Scobey, of Federal street, ALE
gheny, will leave in few days for Atlantic
City, to be gone several months.
Miss Jennie LarkinS, well-known young
lady of Millwood avenue, has gone to the
country for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. j. X. Becker and family, of Maple
street, Edgewoodville, will leave next week
to spend the heated term at his cottage at
Ridgeview camp.
Mr.. A. S. Groce, formerly well known in
telegraph circles of Pittsburg, is rejoicing in
the advent of q son, which came to his home
at Calera, Ala., June IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Bower and Mr.. Laur-
Wednesday; They will, travel through
Switzerland, Germany and England.
Miss Millie Hays, of Allegheny, is lying
very sick at Monta Vista, Col, where she has
gone with her sister in search of health
Very little hope is given of her recovery.
Edwin A Graft, the 9year-old son of Mr.. E.
A. Graf, of western avenue, Allegheny, is
suffering from broken leg that is getting on
nicely. The accident occurred last Thurs
day.
Miss Estella Milligan, of Cleveland, O.,
who has been visiting her friend, Miss Carrie
V. Cooke of Troy Hill, for the last two
weeks, left yesterday for Johnstown and
Altoona.
j. Thompson Hough, D. 81. Weigman, Mrs.
j. F. d. Heating, Mrs. j. C. Bergstresser, C.
r. Chandler, John ID. Henry and N. .. Strass-
berger, of Pittsburg, are at the Park Hotel,
Wllliamsport, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Richter, of East street.
left last evening for an extended sojourn at
Atlantic City. Mr.. Richter went for health.
This is the second trip OF the Richters to the
seaside this season.
Mrs. K. o. Lippa has gone to Glenfleld, on
the FIT. Wayne Railroad, where she expects
to remain through July. In August she
will take trip to Atlantic City, returning
to town in September
Miss Tina Domme, who Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Edward Day, of Talbot avenue
Misses Elsie and Hattie Dowler, the beanti, I
full daughters of Mr.. E. z. Dowler, on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Nellie Gardner, of St. Louis, sister of
Mrs: James Gayley, wife of General Superin-
tendent Gayley, OF the Carnegie blast fur.
naces at Braddock, Is the guest Of Mrs. Cav.
ley, In North Braddock, and friends in this
city. She is receiving many social honors.
Mr.. Joseph P. McCune and wife, of North
Rra6dOCE attending
mencement week at Bethany College, West
Virginia, and visiting the family of their
son-in-law, Rev. E. w. Gordon, of Bethany.
for several weeks, have returned home Mr.
McCune and wife will make their annual
extended tour through the United States
this summer.