Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12


at Idlewild tomorrow, and the attendance
no doubt will be very large. Trains leave
South Nineteenth street at 7:30 A. NJ.
Avery pleasant picnic was held bv Mrs.
Josie Heideger, Miss Nettie Mckee and
friends, on Thursday, at Glenwood.
In and Out of Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McMurray, of Arch street,
Allegheny, are at Atlantic City.
Prof Levi Ludden and family, of wilkins
burg, left last week to visit friends at Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Houck and son, Weldin,
of Howe street, leave tomorrow for the sea-
shore.
Miss Margaret Morgan of Mcclure avenue,
Allegheny, is visiting relatives in Clarion
county.
Pennsylvania Company, is visiting friends
at Beaver Falls.
Mr.. John Washabaugh has gone to visit his
parents at Chambersburg intending to be
gone six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William p Knight and family
are spending their vacation at Moorhead-
vile, Erie county.
Miss C. Edith Fritzins, of North Braddock.
left last week for an extended stay at the
great lakes for her health.
Miss Mollie Jenkins, of Bluff street, has
gone to Philadelphia and will take in At
lantic City before returning.
Michael G. o'Donnelly, of Forty-second
street, is visiting Rev. j. j. Brennan, OF
North Oakland, Butler county.
Mrs. j. A. MCGOWAN and daughter, Miss
Mollie Klinefelter, left last Thursday for
Chicago, their future residence.
Miss Lulu Ferguson. of Hampton place,
Williamsburg, left Tuesday for stay Of sew
eral weeks at Bedford Springs.
Mr. Leo Katz, of Braddock, is in Atlantic
City. Mr.. Katz is a brother-in-law of Mr.. H.
Kaufman the clothier of this city.
Mr. David H. Nichol, who is now in the
Labor Bureau at Washington, is visiting his
home and former friends at Braddock.
Miss Sadie and Nellie Forse, of jackson
street, Allegheny, have gone to Cleveland to
spend a few weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rankin and
daughters, Jessie and Nellie, will spend the
summer ut Congress Hall, Cape May.
Misses Nettie and Anna Moore, daughters
OF Robert Moore OF Oil City, are visiting
their brother Robert, in Hazelwood.
Rev s. H. Moore, pastor of the wilkins
burg Presbyterian Church, leaves this week
for a months sojourn in Denver, Col
Miss Nellie Miller, Of Nixon street, Allie.
She expects to return the latter part of the
month.
Mr.. Randolph Urmson, of New Bethlehem,
formerly of Braddock, returned home yes
terday from lengthy visit to friends in
Braddock.
Messrs. A. L. and C. L. Brinker and party
of friends left Thursday morning for New
York and Atlantic City. They will be gone
ten days.
Mr.. William Klinefelter. Of Chicago, FORM
erly of this city, was united in marriage at
Cumberland Md. to Miss Lizzie Jacquett, of
Uni0ntown, Pa.
Mrs Frank Brackney and Mrs. II. d. No
Mum. OF Grafton, have returned after two
weeks sojourn at Atlantic City, Cape May
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Oliver Jones. wife Of the postal clerk
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, depart
ed last Tuesday for visit to her former
home in Kentucky.
Miss Daisy Rosenbloom, OF North Brad
dock, is on visit to Salem, o. While there
she will take treatment from a specialist for
an affection of the eye.
Miss Annie McElroy, Of Webster avenue,
will return home next week after an ex-
tended trip of six weeks. she having visited
New York, Baltimore and Washington.
John S. Hauser and family, who had been
visiting at the home of the parents OF Mrs.
Hauser, nee Miss Bessie Ango, in Allegheny,
have returned to their home in Dixon, Ill.
Mr. Chris Adams, of Brookings, S. d., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Harding Kimber-
land. He is prominent business man and
politician in his State, and thinks there is
no place like South Dakota.
MeSsrS. I'd ZugSmlth, Lee ReSsler, Sam
Weinhaus and Ben Weinhaus, known as the
Central Four, have rented cottage at
Bakerstown, Butler county, where they will
spend q few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Rev. E. w. Gordon, of Bethany, W.
Va, nee Miss Laura McCune, who has been
seriously i'll for several months. is now ut
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
p. McCune, OF North Braddock.
Mrs. Rev. S. J. Shaw and family the former
the wife of the pastor of the Braddock U.
2. Church, have gone to Point Chautauqua
TO remain through the summer Rev. Mr..
Shaw will join the party next week.
Miss Millie Bruggeman, the handsome and
accomplished daughter of Mrs c. P. Rim,
of Forty-fifth street, left last Thursday for
Philadelphia. She will be absent about
eight weeks and will visit the principal
summer resorts.
Mr.. NJ Black, of Allegheny, leaves tonight
for New York, whence he will sail Thursday
on the steamer Bismarck for Europe, visit
ing Paris, London, Vienna, Berlin and all
cities of greater and less Importance. He
will be gone about two months.
Mr.. Joseph Adams, of Manlkato, Minn., is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Harding Kimber-
land. This is his first visit here since 1869,
when he started to Minnesota and settled at
'Mankato. He Is now enjoying good health
at 7S years of age and takes things easy after
long and busy life in the great West.
Dr. Mary f. Smith, of East Diamond street,
Allegheny, and Miss Carrie South, of Federal
ly, n. Y, and Watkins Glen, where they
propose staying for the next month They
will take in the Thousand Islands, Niagara
and other points of interest. They will re-
turn by the first week in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin C. Dmlsey, nee Stewart,
of Braddoch, whose brilliant wedding oc-
CURED a little over a month ago, have re-
turned from their honeymoon spent in a
tour through Eastern ana Southern states,
and have begun housekeeping in an elegant
home OH Parker Avenue, where they are at
home to friends.
Miss May Anderson, OF Steubenvflle, and
Miss Edith Bartine, OF Philadelphia, are be-
ing entertained by Mrs. Wilson, Jr., at her
elegant new residence in the East End. Both
Young ladies were former classmates of Mrs
Wilson at the National School of Elocution
in Philadelphia. Both are excellent horse
women, and are also very skillful on the
bicycle.
Bessie Hawthorne Elsie Galbreath, Name
McMasters Lizzie Ramaley, Bonnie McEl-
vain, Mary Sommerville, Miller Ramaley
William Flechsig, and Stephen G. Porters,
of Allegheny and Sewickley, are spending
few weeks at the beautiful mountain home
of Mrs Daniel Byers near New Idlewild
They report q delightful time and all the
essentials necessary to make the trip one
long TO be remembered. The party is under
the chaperonage of Mrs. T. L. Henry.
To Inventors.
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