Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14
Personal Points.

frof. ID. w. Shields, superintendent
of the Keyser, W. Va, Public Schools
visited in this county last week.
Miss Carrie Rhodes, of Bridgeport
t started last week for Lake George
where she viii spend the summer
Rev. w. D. Starkev, Of New Athens
made our office pleasant call on Mon
day. He preached in the NJ E. Church
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Dysart Lee, of Urbana, O.,
is in this vicinity. visiting relatives and
friends-at present the guest of her un-
Gle. John Dysart.
Jesse p. Mitchell, ESQ.,, wife and child,
of Lostant, Illinois, are visiting the
family of his brother "A. II. Mitchell,
Esq, and other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Cox. wife of the Ex-Governor, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Rev. J. G.
Black, at Rock Hill.
Jesse P Metcalf. of Stewart, Iowa.
who has been visiting his father, the
venerable Jesse Metcalf, of GAINESVILLE,
left for Sidney, Ohio, on Tuesday.
Charley Tapsico, engaged with Lane &
Bodley, foundrymen and engine build
ers, Cincinnati, is visiting friends in
this place after an absence of seven
years.
Simeon Pickering. Esq, and wife, of
Athens, have been visiting during the
past week, the family of C. II. Arick,
Esq, east of town. Mr.. P. went to Co
lumbus yesterday, to meet the old Board
of Directors of the Hooking Valley r. R.,
to arrange for the formal transfer of the
line to the new Board.
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell and
wife will so to Cranberry Summit, on
the B. & o. road, this week, to spend a |
portion of the heated term.
DIR. n, R. Coleman, of Columbus, who
has been visiting relatives in Wheeling
township was in town On Tuesday. The
Doctor is one OF the growing physicians
of Columbus.
Col. c. S. s. Baron was in town on
Monday and was looking as though
granger life was the life to lead.
Miss Sarah E. Kennon. of Princeton,
Ill, daughter of Henry Kennon, former
ly OF this place, is visiting the family of
her uncle, Judge VIM. Kennon.
Hon. A. J. Pearson, David Okey and
John L. briggs, ESQ.,. of Woodsfield were
in town on Monday enroute to the Dem
Ocratic State Convention.
Miss Retta Armstrong, who has beenl
in Philadelphia for several weeks, re-
turned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Treasurer Ii. Eaton and children
started yesterday for Ironton, Ohio, tol
visit her brother at that place. K
w. H. Metcalf, railroad mail clerk be-
tween indianapolis and Pittsburgh, paid
a brief visit to his mother in MOI ris- t
town last week and returned to duty on q
Friday.
Miss Jane Lotion, of Annaghmore, {
county Armagh, Ireland, sister of the
late Mrs. Robert Thompson, arrived in
this place on Wednesday of last week 9
On visit to relatives, and is now the i
guest of Hiram Boroff, Esq. She left Q
the port of Liverpool on the good ship
British King, June 22d, arriving in New
\ ork July Attn, and in this place two
lays later.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams and daughter,
Miss Anne ia, left fo. Baltimore on Mon
lay, because of advices received of the t
dangerous illness of her sister, Miss a
Adams, residing in that city. The sick !
ady will be remembered by many of I
,ur ladies who. formed her acquaintance !
Turing some of her visits to her sister \
lere. :