Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24
i Mr.. Allan Woods country residence nea,

Mr.. Allan Woods country residence near
/ town.
Miss Mary Barnes. of Monterey street. is
spending her vacation at Latrobe where
Barnes
Miss Nellie Byrne, OF Pearl street, and
| Mrs. p Brennan, of Butler street. will spend
few weeks in Atlantic City at the Cam
The Rev. W. A. Ferguson. OF Allegheny,
| who has been spending the past month at
put-in-Bay will De home with his family
| this week.
Miss Mary Sloan, of Leechbure, who has
been visiting his brother, DR.. G. A. Sloan,
Bursess at Rankin, for some time, has 70
| turned home.
Miss Lille Morgan. Miss Jean Mclaughlin
and Miss Emma Beneitz are visiting Miss
Morgan's sister, Mrs. r. j. v. Russell, of
| Wellsville, o.
Miss Eva brothers. of Mahonington, and
visiting Miss Emma r. Grifstn, of Observa-
tory Hill, Allegheny.
| Mrs. A. s. Mundorff, Miss Adelaide Nun.
dorn and Mrs. Impson left Wednesday even.
ing for Atlantic City, where they will re.
main for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v, G. Merriman, of ALE
| gheny. accompanied by Miss Jennie Roney
| will leave August for New York and At
| lantic City for three weeks stay.
Captain J. H: Bald and Mr.. J. W. Wilson,
tory department., returned last week from q
| six-months' stay along the Pacific coast.
Rev. Harry F. Shupe pastor Of the North
Braddock United Brethren Church. went to
Sea Grove Campmeeting at Cape May Point,
N. D., last week, for a two-weeks' stay.
Mr.. L. ]. Goldsmith, of Braddock, will ac-
company his wife and family to Atlantic
City this evening. Mr.. Goldsmith will re-
turn, leaving his family until September /.
Mrs. Laura Lowden, of Washington. D. c.,
s. Cummings, of Copeland. for some weeks,
has gone to visit daughter at T1tusville.
Mrs. Frank Slattery, of Franklin street,
Allegheny, left Saturday for Cleveland, De.
trott and ten days tour of the lake, includ-
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holden, of Braddock,
returned last week from Atlantic City. Mrs.
j. N. Griffith, who accompanied them, re-
manned over at Johnstown visiting rel
atives.
Messsrs. viii Griffith, Peter Bennie and
Will Pollock, of Allegheny, are going to
spend the month of August with the Ar
gonaut Fishing Club at their cottages on
Burt Lake, Michigan.
Mr.. Edward Culligan, of Philadelphia,
sailed on steamer Etruria, of the Cunard
Line, from New York. on July 16 for an
intended tour through Europe Mr.. Culligan
is well known in Pittsburg
Miss Lula B. Josenhaus nh Miss Name e.
Z,
tel Erickson, Pittsburg, Gin cinnati and st.
Louis Railroad. They leave this week for q
trip through the lake cities.
Miss Ada Reifsnvder, of 6606 Ellsworth
avenue. is numbered among the visitors OF
that lively little city, Fosto toria, Ohio. She is
at present visiting her cousin, Mrs Bruce NJ.
Myers, and will return home about Sep
tember ].
Misses Josephine and Millie Conrad, Mrs.
B. L. Breitweiser and son, of Duoucsne
HGfplta IA nf l..
legheny, have just returned home after
amending a few weeks with relatives in
Chewton. Pa.
DR.. P. c. Cope of Braddocl. prominent
from his honeymoon, extending over a
month in the East and South, with his BRIDE
nee Lazear, OF McKeesport. They will live
in West Braddock.
Mrs: sV. Fait, nee Pfasterer, of Braddock.
left Thursday to join her husband in New
York City, where he Will occupy the pulpit
of the North Presbyterian Church for six
weeks, and then return to missionary work
at Anadark a, Indian Territory.
The members Of the Epworth League of
the First NJ. E. Church. OF Braddock, held a
union picnic at Kinneys Grove on Friday,
which all the Young Peoples Societies Of
Christian Endeavor in the Braddock
churches attended. There were almost loo
young folks present.
Miss Belle E. Lacock, of Race street. and
Miss Reoecca NJ. Maxwell, OF Federal street,
Allegheny. left Friday afternoon for an ex-
tended Western trip. They will visit friends
in Chicago, Keokuk, Burlington and Hop
kington, Iowa, anG Topeka, Kas., returning
home about September l.
The friends of Mr.. E. s. johnson will be
pleased to learn that the University of
Heidelberg, Germany, has con erred upon
him the degree of Doctor of Philosophy as a
result OF three years resident study. His
German trends made him the recipient of a
rousins reception when the news OF his sue
cess reached Pittsburg.