Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-02-12
UNIONTOWN.

The marriage of Mr.Jos. S. Lodge and
Miss Mollie Z. Smith, which took place
on Tuesday evening of last week, at &c
o'clock, lowing to the respectability and
social standing of the parties coDcerned)
was an event of much interest,and their
many friends improved the occasion to
make an expression of their esteem and
good will. The happy couple drove
/ to the parsonage and were married by
Rev. j. C. Scouller. On leaving home,
Annie Shultz, 6-year old niece threw
the rice with good luck, Aunt Mollie." "
They returned for supper to Mr.. John
Smiths, and on the day following re-
ception and dinner was given at tho
| house of Mr.. Thes. Lodge, in honor of
the bride. Among the distinguished
guests present were Rev. J. L. Weaver
aud wife, of Morristown; Rev. G. 5.
Hackett and wife, UnioDtown; Rev. j.
c. Scouller and wife, Bannoek. and G. A.
| Wilder and wife, of Seville, o. 1t is not
necessary to state that everything per-
tanning to the wedding was in faultless
good taste, and that the supper on that
evening, and the dinner for the guests
at the reception. were as nice as could be
desired. Mr. Lodge has purchased a
farm near Harrisville, Ohio, and the
newly welded couple will establish their
home there, followed by the best wishes
If all who know them.
Mr.. Jos. BEALL and Mr.. Will Mich
+ OILS are both 'doing as we'll as could be
lexpected."
Mr.. LUTHER PRICE lost good two>
year old horse, which died from the eff
feets of distemper.
ALL will regret to learn that Mr.. E.
Thompson is quite ill from typhoid fe+
yer. Mr.. T. is very worthy young
man, and an efficient teacher, and had
charge oil the Oak Hill school. DR.. J. C.
Workman. of this place, is his attending
physician.
Mrs. MARY NORTON nee Gable, has
|consenttd, ai the urgent solicitation OF
her friends, TO give series OF readings,
anu has already given the initial enter
tainment at the Brokaw school house.
Sac will visit the villages and school
districts within easy distance of her neo
nome. Mrs. NJrton needs no eulogy
from US: those " 40 have heard her eau
Judge ui her talent, and tine public viii
u glad 10 learn taay she has kindly COM
scented 10 ehiertaln them.
BORN To MrWill aud Mrs Ida Nich-
DIS, giii; 10 MT Joseph and Mrs. jennie
Beail, girl. Their friends extend CON-
gratulanons.
Mr.. G. A. WILDER and wife.of Seville,
IO, nave been visiting for few days in
this locality. They came down to attend
the reception at Mr.. Thomas Lodges.
and etarned on Monday last; Mr.. w.
was formerly an agent and operator al
Bruce, and be and his estimable wife
made many warm and lasting friend
ships. None are more warmly welcOm
ed to this community.
Mr.. WESLEY BUTLER was taken sud-
denly and dangerously i'll few evenings
since, and for time his condition was
alarming. He had been troubled with
some disease of the heart, and on the
day previous had worked as usual, over
tasking his strength. We are glad to
say that he is now better. In times of
sickness and death he is ever ready for
deeds of kindness, and he may rest as
sured that be has the sympathy of all
who know him.
MRS. ANNA PRICE made dinner for
her young lady friends, and invited them
to visit her on Friday last. They report
"a pleasant social time. and most en-
joyable and nice dinuer.
Miss LYLE, daughter of Mr.. David
Lyle. is a student at Franklin College
ERRATA- In last locals read newly
acquired treasure, instead of acquainted
treasurer" as printed. H.