Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
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| Mountains.
Fourth Of July Visitors.
Dr.: W: A. sandles. Of Braddoek. b ss A.
lant1c City.
Prof. p. W. Moore. of Br.ddooH, h q
Grove City.
Mr.. and Mrs. wfllism Yoss Of Braddoek
Prof. and Mrs. A. II. Lisa Of Braddook, Al
home from Altoona
Mr. and Mrs. William Friend, ofBraddock
arc in Baltimore, Md,
| W. P. Hanna, OF Williamsburg, has returned
from trip to New York.
Miss Josephine Etter, Of Harrisburg, 4
visiting friends in Williamsburg.
Mr.. James GayIey has returned from the
Lafayette College commencement.
Mr.. W. S. Bookyalter, Of Ross street, VII
kinsburg, who has been sick, is oonvales
cent.
Mrs. Frank Tomb. OF wnkinsburg, whs
has been on visit to Leechburg, has re
| turned.
VIII Becker. Of Edgswood, is about to TAXI
an extended Western trip for tho benent o.
his health.
I. H. Smith and family, Of Locust street.
Allegheny, left Friday for Louisville. Ky-
Miss Lorena Shrom, of Williamsburg. 10 en-.
Joying visit to Greensburg. She will re-
main over the Fourth.
Mrs. C. W. Smith, of South street, wilkins.
burg, has returned from a visit to friends In
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. L. v. Faller, of Baltimore, who was
formerly q resident of Pittsburg, Is the guest
of Williamsburg friends.
Miss Gray and Miss Lowry, Of Mt. sterlin 6,
Ill, are the guests of Mrs. F. B. Tomb, OF
Holland street, Williamsburg.
Will Gamble, of West street, Brushton,
who has been paying a visit to relatives in
Washington county, is home again.
Mrs. G. F. Horrobin, of Harmony, Pn.. who
was visitor in Williamsburg during the lat
ter part Of the week, has gone home. =
The First NJ E. Church Sunday School, Of
Braddock, held its annual picnic at White
hall on Monday last, and 800 attended.
Miss Black, of Avalon, will leave Tuesday
for Johnstown, Pa, where she will spend q
few weeks with friend. Miss Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Langford and Mrs
George Johnsto of Braddock, are at the
Ann Arbor Law College commencement.
Mrs. William Dav idson and Miss Mae Dav-
fdson, Of Williamsburg, have returned homo
after three months visit to Newburg. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Nicholson, of wilkins
burg. left yesterday for visit to the homo
OF Mrs. Nicholson's parents, in Ro1bury, Pa.
The Misses Carrie and Flora Herman, Of
s sandusky street Allegheny, have left for a
York.
Miss Gertrude Eastman, daughter Of Dr..
L. NJ. Eastman, of Baltimore, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Thomas F. Hodges, Of O'Hara
street.
Miss Bessie Brady and Miss Bessie ar1msh.
school friend, Miss Sara Boyd, ct Taren-
tum, Pa.
The Misses Hebrank, daughters Of MI.
Joseph Hebrank of Franklin street, Will
kinsburg. will spend the Fourth with rela-
tives in Greensburg.
Mr.. Will R. Halpin, Of Mt. Washington,
left on Saturday for summer outing, which
will include visit to New York and q trip
up the Hudson to Saratoga.
Miss Aggie Creelman and Miss Bessie Fix,
OF Williamsburg, were present at the com
mencement exercises OF the state Normal
School at Indiana, Pa, last week.
Mr.. Edward L. Smith, Of South street, VIII
kinsburg, has returned from a fortn1ght's
visit to the West MI. Smith attended tho
convention in Chicago while away.
Mrs. g. R: Stafford and daughter. wife Of
Fort Sheridan, H., is visiting her brother,
Willis H. Smith, OF Oakland Square.
Miss Lillian Reddick, recently engaged Is
soprano at st. Peters Church, Pro-Cathe-
dral, Allegheny has resigned, leaving town
to reside permanently in Cincinnati.
Mrs. 4. I. Lippa has gone down to Glen
field for a month, and in August contem-
plates a trip either to Chautauqua or the
sea shore. She expects to be in the city
again by September l.
Miss Ida j. Kenner, OF Franklin street,
left for Southern California
She will be absent several
weeks, as her plans include an extensive
tour of the Pacific slope.
Miss Minnie G. Lightcap, Of Fremont
street, and Miss Ella Gross, Of Pennsylvania
avenue. Allegheny, will spend the summer
at Bedford Springs. Before returning to
thetf homes they will visit Harrisburg,
and Altoona.
Tarentum was the destination Of q party
evening whose purpose was to say
goodby to Miss Mollie Boyd, who left on the
limited Sunday for Portland, Ore, where
she expects to remain a year.