Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28
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Mr.. F. A. Coup, of Piedmont, Ohio,
and Miss Sadie Hilton, of Deersville.
were married at the U. 5. Hotel, at
Uhrichsville. on Thursday,the 2lst inst.
at o'clock P. NJ, by Rev. T. W. Ander
son, of the NJ. E. Church, and on Fri
day nice dinner and reception was
given at the home of the groom's father,
Mr.. Geo. w. Coup, OF this town. The
dinner was characterized by neatness
and good taste-there was an abundance
of the best, the cookery was excellent,
and the table was handsomely arranged
and nicely decorated. The bride and
groom received their share of floral hon
ors in the form of a tasteful boquet, ar.
ranged by lady friend, and there were
also flowers used with fruit as decora.
tions. The reception was cordial one
both parties having formerly resided
in this town, and being connected with
the best families. Mr.. Coup has resided
here during his boyhood days, and his
conduct has been such as 10 merit the
esteem and regard of all who knew him
Miss Hilton's residence here was brief
but her amiable and pleasant manner
won for her the respect of all who knew
Ter. The union cannot but prove hap.
II py one, and their many friends tender
their congratulations. and wish for them
long and prosperous welded life.
a LIVELY visiting party took tea with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lee on Thursday
afternoon last. 1t was composed of Mrs
Sarah Lee, wife of Capt. A. w. Lee, her
daughter, Miss Anna Lee. Miss Ella Nal
colin, of Cannonsburgh, Pa, Miss Eva
Lee, of st. Clairsville, and Miss Mary
Malcolm, of New Athens, Ohio. Capt
Lee gave his fine span of horses and
carriage in charge of The ladies. and told
them to enjoy drive, which they were
prompt to do.
Mr.. JAS. CARTER will make visit to
his brother, residing South, in few
days, and as the old gentleman is a spe,
cial faYorite among his friends they all
wish him safe and pleasant journey.
He and Miss Emily Carter paid their
relatives here visit on Saturday last.
Mrs. DIR. CAMPBELL has been unwell,
but is some better. The family gather
ed in the old home for the last time on
Thursday evening, the 21st, and it was a
time of sadness. Soon there would be
partings-mOther and daughters would
be separated-sisters would be far dis
tant from each other, and all remem-
brances of past happy days together
could but increase the present sorrow.
The breaking up of this family will be
a loss to our community, where some
representatives of it have resided for SO
many years, and whose lives were char
acterized by orderly and christian con-
duct, and let us hope that those who take
their place may stand up firmly for the
peace, order and advancement of socie-
ty. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Eloise Nc
Kee will for a time at least make their
home at Mr.. Patton's, Mrs. r. j. Down
ing and Mrs. Ella Allen will return to
their own homes this week. We hope
that some one capable of doing so, will
write what is due the public as regards
the life and the last sad ceremonies of
DR.. Campbelis death, and we only take
this occasion to express the sympathy
of our community and our ewn to the
friends who have been called to mourn
his loss.
Mrs NANCY CRAIG, nee Bell, wife of
Rev. J. A. Craig, is visiting her friends
here, and will remain for some weeks
her present home is in Iowa.. Har-
vey Graham has taken another into the
firm, and now signs III. Graham & Son ;"
he commenced writing it that way last
Wednesday morning.. Mr.. Robert
Humphrey and Jacob HUFF joined the
Chicago excursion. Mr.. James Cald-
well. of Springfield, Ohio, is visiting the
friends of his boyhood days in this To-
cality Rev. Clark, of Pittsburgh,
preached his farewell sermon on Sab
bath at the U. P. Church, he having
been sent by Presbytery to supply the
pulpit for one quarter. II.