Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07
WHAT OHIO PYLE WANTS.


An Advertisement for Young Men to Act a.
Beaux-A Host OF People Are Enjoying
Mountain Breezes at This Time.
OHIO PYLE, Aug. 6-[SpecfaI1-In one re-
spect Ohio Pyle resembles Asbury Park-in
in its painful lack Of young men. SO the
numerous young ladies had the following
put in the want column Of q daily paper
Friday morning:
WAN TED Campanions-Young men wanted at
Ohio Pyle: no capital required, but brains muscle,
character and nerve; they will be expected to de-
vote their time to the ladies by PLAYING tennis.
pool. billiards and ten-pins with them by ESCORT
ing them to the various points of interest in the
surrounding country. Dy teaching them to swim
and by making themselves companionable gen
eraily; good board At reasonable rates. Apply In
person at Fernclif Hotel.
Mr. Joe jackson, of Pittsburg, is one of the
most popular guests at the Ferncliff, Mr..
jackson is the possessor Of kodak, and is
photographing great many of the finest
views around here: on Monday morning he
Cucumber Falls. Among the party were
Mrs. Henry Jackson and family, Of Pitts
SSnrg the Misses Bailey OF Mis-
Coursin and her guest, Miss Fanny Clark, Of
Philadelphia: Mrs. NJ. Y. Hurley, of Brad
dock; Miss Lyle McCreery. Of Florida, and
Mr.. F. d. Porter, of Connellsville, accom-
panied by Miss May Porter and Miss Ora
PleI er. of Pittsburg, were guests at the
Hotel Ferncliff several days this " eek.
Mr.. John Lynch ana sister, Miss Kate, Of
Uniontown, accompanied by their guests,
Miss Emma Rulon and Miss Maggie Coudon,
spent Wednesday visiting the points of in
Mr.. B. B. Coursin and wife returned from
Mt. Clemens. Mich, on Friday. and will re-
! main at their summer residence here for the
Mr.. w. Kirkland, Of Pittsburg, was among
those who registered at the Hotel Fernclif
on Monday.
Mr.. W. II. Carpenter, of Pittsburg, spent
several days here this week.
Mr.. T. r. wirsing, Of Greensburg. was a
visitor here on Friday.
The Union Fishing Club. composed Of
| about 100 prominent Allegheny City politi-
clans, is camping out few miles above
here. The disciples Of Isaak Walton are
having gay time.
this week. They were those OF Mr.. Stephen
Cover. the well-known Pittsburg lawyer, and
his popular wife.
Mr.. John Swan, ex-postmaster Of Allie
week.
A gloom was cast over the guests at the
Hotel Williams this week. 1t was caused by
the death of the interesting little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore, of Pittsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have the sympathy Of all
the guests at Ohio Pyle.
Mr.. W. R. Christian, of Pittsburg, accom-
panied by his wife and two children, are en-
1oying the mountain scenery at Ohio Pyle.
They will remain for several weeks:
Mr.. W. W, FrantZ, of New Castle, Pa, reg
istered at the Hotel Ferncliff on Friday.
Mr.. B. F. Wilson, Of Pittsburg, was guest
at the Hotel Fernclif on Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Julia Gregory, of Pittsburg, and Mrs.
B. Gregory and child, Of Foxburg, Pa, are
guests of Mrs. Albert Stewart this week.
Foxburg, who have been the guests OF Mrs
Stewart for several weeks, left on Tuesday
for Philadelphia and the seashore.
Mr.. Charles v: Mclean and Mr.. Howard
Macrum, OF McKeesport, made flying visit
Mr. 1. D. Risher, of Homestead, has con.
cluded q brief visit here.
MIR. John H. Hare, ex-Sheriff of Allegheny
cliff
Mr. Sam Cleall and family, of Pittsburg,
were among the arrivals at the Hotel Fern
cliff on Friday.
Ferncliff lost one of its most popular
guests when Mr.. George Chambers, OF the
Pittsburg 7fnses, left for his home in Pitts
burg on Thursday.
DR.. E. J. stilley, of Pittsburg, was a guest
here this week.
MI. S. W. Hill. of Pittsburg, was among the
arrivals at the Hotel Ferncliff on Monday.
Sunday was a lively day at the camp of
the National Fishing Club, of McKeesport
In spite of the bad weather fully !5O Nc
Cornet Band, of McKeesport, accompanied
the party.
Mr.. 7. d. Morris, of the Pittsburg Leader,
was Sunday visitor here.
The sunday excursions are still popular.
Among the number who spent the day here
last Sunday were Messrs. J. G. Barbour, II.
ID. Hill, F. J. Hill. D. L. Vanemon,
W. E. Kimberling, o. E. Reinhardt,
J. A. Janson, James A. Nc
Kee, Misses Mary and Jennie Mathews,
]. G. Mathews, H. Calhoun. Benjamin
Bretch, David Wright, Miss Joe Burns. S. H.
Neville and wife. L. D. Petrie, ]. v. Evans,
G. L. Wilson, Lee Watt, Miss Sadie Melee,
Miss Sadie Pentz, Mr.. C. Hays. X. Koff1er, N.
J. Koffier, J. Koffier, NJ. Shuster, K. Rosen-
burg, W. ii. Wilson, F. H. Drum Dan J.
Hagan, Annie 8. Daschbach, I. jackson and
wife, Charles Olnhausen, Miss May Willis,
Pittsburg; R. F. Haslen and wife. j. W.
Nolen, I. A. Fletcher, Allegheny; Arthur
May, Harry Bowman, Alex DIETRICH, Will
Long, John Oliver, Jacob B. Mill, R. j. Volk,
Henry Williamson, A: D. Thompson, Nc
Keesport; j. D. Davis, Johnstown; Linnie
Shull, Greensburg: j. L. Dial, Connellsville;
Miss c. Kelley, James Allen and wife, New
Castle, Pa.