Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-05
In and Out of Town.

Mr.: r. Jacobs will leave for Europe
shortly.
Miss Dott Burns of st. Louis Mo-. is the
guest Of her brother, W. j. Burns, at Belle
vue.
MIR. John A. Herman and Miss Millie Her
mar, OF Sandusky street, Allegheny, have
left for New York.
Frank NJ. Evans and daughter. Miss Bertha,
left yesterday for the mountains, TO remain
during the month of July.
Mr.. Samael A. Shaw and son, of Bushnell
Ill., are visiting Mr.. Shaw's sister, Mrs. Theo-
6ore Davis, wife of the prominent North
Braddock contractor.
Mr.. A. J. Bigley, a former resident of Pitts
burg, but now resident and member of the
firm of Menken Company. Memphis, Tenn,
ls IN tne city on business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Devlin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Blake, OF Talbot avenue, Brad
dock, left Wednesday evening on q several
months visit to friends at London, Ontario
Miss Edna Bum returned home last week
after having attained golden honors at the
Edensburg Normal School. She is but Il
years OF age and the youngest pupil that eveI
passed the examination at that Institution.
Mr.. Otto Rinehart, of the East End, Pitts
burg, private secretary to Mr.. Charles n
Schwab, General Superintendent of the Ed
gar Thomson Steel Works, left during the
week for Atlantic City, to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Kim, of Larimer avenue, is entertain
ing Miss Kate Larkin, of Memphis, Tenn,
Miss Larkin finds Pittsburg to contain many
attractions, consequently will prolong her
visit here.
Mrs. John Skelley and daughter May, of
Harding street, left June q on the City of
Rome for an extended European trip. They
will be gone about three months, and viii
spend most of the time visiting relatives in
different parts Of the Old World.
Miss Annie McNally, daughter of Mr..
Thomas McNally, of the Ninth ward, Allie
lence at st. Xavier's Academy, Latrobe Pa
She is the youngest lady that has ever re-
ceived medal at the institution, being only
IL years Of age.
The following young society gentlemen Of
Pittsburg and Allegheny left Thursday
spend the Fourth" by taking a dip in old
ocean; j. r. Finney, A. L. Robinson, W. G.
Shousa, ]. E. Mccarthy, W. O. Taggart, Z.
Ebe, and Frank Reed.
Mr.. Ed stebich, the eldest son of Mr. John
Stebich, the carriage manufacturer of Brad
dock, and prominent in Braddock's society
circles two or more years ago, is home from
Ann Arbor, Mich, having just completed
school at that place, graduating with high
honors.
Mrs. r. A. Hay, the librarian at the Carne-
gle Free Library, Braddock, will to-lL orrow
leave in company with Mrs. James Gayley,
of North Braddock, wife of the General
SUPERINTENDENT of the Carnegie blast fur.
mace plant at Braddock, for visit of week
or two to the Great Lakes, Niagara Falls and
Chautauqua.
James Frew, Esq, and wife, the former
prominent attorney of note in Glasgow,
William Crawford, Of Corey avenue, West
Braddock. Mr.. Frew and wife are closing a
ten months pleasure tour through Canada
and the United States, and are much pleased
with American customs and manners.
Mr.. Ed J. Small, ESQ.,, and wife, of Mills
street, West Braddock, the former a we'll
known young attorney in this city, left Tues
day for California, Pa, where they have
been all week and will remain several weeks
longer. They are attending the alumni re-
ception and commencement exercises of the
California State Normal School.
Mrs Robert Morris, of North Braddock.
wife of the late master roller and metallur6-
ist of the Edgar Thomson Steel Works, left
Miss Mollie Morris, q teacher In
North Braddock schools, and Mrs Thallie |
Oskin, wife of Mr.. George Osxin, for New
pool A tour Of several months will be taken |
in Great Britain and over the continent A
very large circle of the friends of Mrs and |
the Misses Morris met at the Braddock sta |
ton that morning and wished the party bon |
voyage.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Langford and Mrs. |
Pryde, of North Braddock, left |
Monday of last week to spend a greater por- |
ton Of the summer at Ann Arbor: Mich, |
where the party will be entertained by Mrs |
Thomas Lawry, Mrs. Langford's beautiful |
and wife Of the young, energetic
Justice of the Peace. Thomas Lawry, |
formerly of North Braddock. Mr.. Lawry |
was the founder of the Braddock Daily /
Journal, now the Daily Nes1s. He is taking |
three years course in the Law University |
at Ann Arbor, and expects to graduate in |
the class of '93 at that school