Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-17

| WlklnSDurg.
Miss Genevieve Turner. Of Williamsburg.
left yesterday for short visit in 'ohnstown
| and Moxham.
Bert Miller, Of Indiana, Pa. who was visit.
ing his brother. Frank. OF Williamsburg. has
i returned home.
Mrs. Robert Collins and son. Of Maple ave-
nue.. Edgewood, are visiting relatives at
| Powhatta n, Ohio.
| Colonel McGrath and Rev. Thos Mo.
Clements left Pittsburg on Tuesday mo m
ing for Atlantic City.
Mrs. N. G. Kaye, nee Elder, is visiting with
friends on her way to Philadelphia, Atlantic
City and other points.
E. A. Hess, or A. z. Byers 4 Co., is looking
| up the attractions in New York. Philadei-
| phia and Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Keefer. Of Leeehpure. is visit
ing her cousins, the Misses Katie and Lorena
Kelley, OF Williamsburg.
Mrs. Meyer Fink and Mrs Joseph Fink.
with their families, left for Bedford Springs
last Thursday morning.
Miss Tina Dom, of Meyersvflle, fs spending
the summer with her sister, Mr. q. G. w. G.
Day, OF West Braddock.
j. d. Warren and Miss Laura Warren, Of
South street, Williamsburg, have gone to Nj
| agara Falls and Toronto.
Miss Laura Lowery, Of Indiana. Pa, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. +. B. Tomb Of Hol-
land street, Williamsburg
Mr.. John Miller, of Talbot avenue, Brad
Dock sailed yesterday for G ermany. He will
remain abroad all summer.
William Johnston, q former wflkinsburger
but now in business in Cleveland, is spend
ing few days in his old home.
Mr.. John A Murphy. accompanied by his
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Messrs. Charles Gourley and Harry Wills,
OF Braddock, came homo last week from q
tour of several weeks in the East.
Miss McMarris. of Fl fth avenue. is now in
Gallitzin on her way to Atlantic City to
spend several weeks with friends.
Mrs. Robert Kelley and her sister, Mrs
Guy Kelley. Of Williamsburg, went to Eliza
beth yesterday to visit their brother.
Miss Mary Snyder, of No. 8 Meadow street,
East End, has gone to visit her uncle, Mr..
Murray, Of Red Sulphur Springs W. Va.
Miss Mary A: Josephs and Miss Katherine
3. Quig left for Philadelphia to stay for q
few weeks and then go on to New York
Mrs. M. h. Harbaoh and daughter Ella, of
Kelly street, Williamsburg, will 90 this week
to hear what the wild wares are saying.
Rev. 8: j. Shaw Of the o. P. Church, Of
Braddock, and Mrs. Shaw are at Alan's
Choice, Bedford county, for the summer.
Mr.. b. C. Mulholland Of tho Chronicle Tsle-
graph, accompanied by Mrs. Mulholand, left
last night for New York and the sea shore.
Mrs. Mary Hodgens, Of Canonsburg, Pa.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rev. W. W.
Ralston, of Beulah, a suburb of wilkins
burg.
Miss Letitia M. Mayhall returned last week
to Aarkleburg, Pa, after visit of two
m onths among numerous friends in the two
cities.
Samuel J. Boal and Thomas F. Steele. of
Williamsburg, have left for Chautauqua and
Niagara Falls. They will remain away two
weeks.
Mrs. E. ]. Gallaher and Miss Gallaher. of
Collins avenue. East End, are at Ocean
Grove. where they expect to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. Thos. Cosgrove, W. E. Morrow and Mr..
Maggini. of Braddock, left last week for
two weeks trip through North Central
States.
j. D. Warren and Miss Laura Warren, of
Williamsburg, have gone to Toronto. They
will stop day or two At Niagara Falls ON
Miss Sadie Hutzen, of Kirkpatrick avenue,
North Braddock. is back from q visit Of two
months with friends in Johnstown and
Greensburg.
The Rev. ]. b. Barnard, rector Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Braddock, has returned
from visit to his former home at Tona-
wanda, N. 7.
Misses Margaret and Emma johnson, of
Penn avenue, Williamsburg, left last Tues.
day for Niagara Falls They will stay away
q week OF two.
John P Berlin. ex.warden Of the jail, who
now resides in Williamsburg, is busy organ
izing lodge Of the Protected Home Circle
In that borough.
Mrs. Isaac Mills, Jr., Miss Eliza Mills, of
Braddock. have been called to Poland, O., |
Mrs. Mills sister,
W. S. Cunningham and family, of WASH |
fngton avenue. are stopping at the Thomp- |
SON House. Mayville, n. Y, for the next |
week or ten days.
Mrs. Edward Frauenhefm with her
have gone to Berkely Springs
to spend the summer.
Mrs. NJ j. Smit and daughters Misses Jen- |
ME and Sadie. of Locust street, Allegheny,
will leave on Tuesday next for Atlantic
City to spend the season.
Miss Jennie Duley, Of Bethany, W. Va.
who has been visiting the family of her
cousin. George Shaner. of Glenn street, Will
has gone home.
Rev. H. b. Pershing. Of Belle Vernon, and
Rev. j. N. Pershing, of Homer City, Fayette |
county, visited their brother, Dr.. F. 8. Persh- |
Ing, OF Williamsburg, last week.
Mrs. Annie Oferman, wife of J. W. OFFER
man, of Fremont street, Allegheny. is in New
ork visiting her mother and sister, whore |
she will remain for two months.
Mrs James A. Russell and Miss Russell re-
turned this week from three months tour
,ver the Pacific slope. Mrs. Russell is tho |
wife Of an ex-Burgess OF Braddock.
Mr. Thomas J. Lowry, q graduate from
|
lis wife and family to Braddock. Mr. Lowry
ounded the Braddock Daily Nesos.
T. F. Bailey and daughter Nellie, of Hill
treet. "lkins6urg are passing the heated
raj Eastern cities before they return.
Ben Graoie, Of the O'Hara Sch ool, was in
omitted from the list pub
ished last Sunday OF those who had success
ully passed the High School examination Of
Tune 90 1892
Miss Julia Treacy, of Diamond street. has
'one for a six weeks visit to Philadelphia |
nd Atlantic City, whore she will be the |
,uest Of her uncles, Dr.. D. p. Treacy and the
Rev. j. Treacy.
Mrs. 8. L. Mccarthy, Of Wylie avenue, Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Ada Mcguire of Allen. |
own. and their little niece, Miss Annie Cur
an, have returned alter a delightful trip on |
he Iron Queen to Cincinnati.
A party Of Wilkinsburgers who are fishing |
n Muskoka lake. in the north west Of |
,anada. includes Rev. s. H. Moore, Mr. and
drs. Marsh Nc Whinney. Mrs. j. s. CIeav.
nxer and Miss Irele Bushneld.
The Misses Lucy NJ. and Maggie Johnston,
# Sarah street, Southside, left for Buffalo,
I. T., last week to spend six weeks with |
riends. Their cousin, Miss Phoebe Sayles,
Vill return with the young ladies.
Mr.: N. Rosepbaun and daughters, Carrie J
all on Tuesday for Europe. where they will
ema1n until october, visiting the most i'm
ortant places OF interest in the Old World.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Hume, of Lawn street.
laklsnd, together with Mr.. ahd Mrs. william
Usher, OF Frankstown avenue, have left for |
trip to Niagara Falls, where they will
pend few days and also include visit to
'oronto and Buffalo.
The Following Pittsburgers arc at lionel