Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-01-31
UNIONEOWN.

WE are pleased to state that Mr. James
Price has so far recovered from his unfor,
tunate injury as to be able to sit up two
or three hours each day, and is getting
along nicely and comfortably Mr.. Price
is prominent and influential man in the
church, in business circles, and in social
life, and all are anxious for his speedy
recovery.
Mr.. HARMON LODGE, of Loudon coun,
ty. Va, is paying visit among his rela-
tives and friends here. He was formerly
a citizen of our county, and was a general
favorite. Mr.. L. is one of the enterpris-
ing farmers Of the "Old Dominion"
Mr.. AND Mrs. SAMUEL WALLACE, Of
Harrison county, were the guests of DR..
| J. C. Workman and wife, on Monday last
The only objection that can be made to
Mr.. w. is that a few years since he inva-
ded our township and carried away one
of our handSOmeSt ladies. But we for
give him now, and welcome him back
again.
WE very much regret to hear of the
continued illness of Mr.. John Cunard,
who has the regard and the sympathy Of
her many friends.
ERRATA.-In last locals read Mr. and
Mrs. John and Fannie Caldwell, instead
of stewart, as printed.
REV. J. C. WEAVER, of Morristown.
preached here on Sabbath evening, and
his discourse was edifying and eloquent.
Mr.. JOHN NJ FOREMAN has purchased
the property of Mr.. Charles Welty, and
will engage in the busineS of dealer and
shipper of produce, and likely keep hotel
Mr.. Foreman and family have been for
one year respected citizens of our town.
and all will be glad to learn that they have
now located permanently.
Our entire community were panied to
learn of the serious illness of Hon. Thos
NJ. Nichol, and are glad to hear that he is
in IA more comfortable condition. Mr.
NichOl is an honored Elder OF the L. z.
church of this place, Superintendent of
the Sabbath school, and has the loving
regard of the congregation.
Nor with spirit Of egotism, but in recog>
milton and appreciation of the high degree OF
honor conferred by a visiting party of most
distinguished friends who '.beamed down"
UNEXPECTEDLY upon lis Thursday last, we
make this notice Nennor or some higher
power ldu gotten up llJtle surprise Tor them
also on that morning and the mercury which
had been keeping company with lonesome
zero dropped gently down to about 70 below
everything. But generous hearts were warm
ed by kindly impulses and the thermometer
was neither feared nor consulted Something
is said in the Scriptures about entertaining
angels unawares-in this sense we were not
taken unawares. We kReto they mere Angels as
soon rs ace $40 tteDl-and Instead of entertain>
ing angels, they entertained as, bringing with
them an excellent and abundant dinner. The
table was brilliant with silver, glass and China.
The arrangement was TASTEFUL and the names
OF the ladies alone are a guarantee of superior
culinary skill and excellent cookery, and on
this occasion each seemed to excel themselves. |
Those present were: Mrs. Alice Lodge, Mrs !
Rose Lee, Mrs. Anna NJ. Price, R9v. q. s |
Hackett and wife, Master Chi. Hackett and |
Miss Flora A. Grimes their guest, DIR. j. G. |
Workman and wife, Mr.. David Hayes and
wife, Mr.. Frank spencer and wife, Mr.. Jas
Bell and wife, Mr.. Calvin Pollock and wife,
Rev. j. L.Weaver of MOrrisown, and Rev. j.
y. ScOuer of BannOck. Much TO our regrei
Mr. NJ. L. Price, Mr.. Joseph Lee and MIR.
Merritt Lodge were unable to be present. We
we're not surprised at the generous impulse;
Icts of kindness are in fond remembrance,
Dut all coming on the same day did take us by
term. On behalf of my sister and for N.Y.