Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-05-27
Yourself and NeighbOrs.

"A bevy of young society ladies from
Wheeling, Misses Virginia Simpson. Ella
HerVey, Martha Pryor, Lizzie Woods and
Fannie Brady, came out TO BelmoDts
capital on Saturday, and spent the day
with their friends, Misses Joe and Eff1e
/ Davies.
Mr. Walter Lewis, of Lewis Mills,
has completed the commercial course in
Mt Union college.
Ed l. McMillen, of this township,
is home from Mt Union college.
| Miss Nannie Eggleston, of Martins
Ferry, formerly well known teacher in
the public schools of this place, is the
guest of the family of l. Murdaugh. ESQ.
Mrs Clark Wilkinson and daughter,
Daisy, of HoltOn, Kansas, came in Oh
Thursday, on visit to her mother, Mrs
Israel Lewis.
Hon Samuel Hilles. of GAINESVILLE,
was in town on Tuesday, on business in
the probate court. Mr. Hilles has 10
opinions concerning the coming Con-
gresham from this district
Our former tewnsman, Z W John
son, of Cadiz, came over Sunday ami
spent the day with friends. Mrs. John
COB, who bad been in town for several
days previous. accompanied him home
in the evening.
"A New Athens party, consisting of
DR. Burgess and wife and Mr. John Al
exauder and lady, passed through town
Tuesday morning, en- route to see the
Buffalo Bill" combination at Wheeling.
Mr. Philip T Allen, prosperous
young druggist of StauDton, Va, and
wife nee Miss Betty Adams, who have
been visiting the family of Mrs Elizabeth |
Adams during the past week. returned
h. me Tuesday. They were accompanied
by Miss Jessie Close, who will be their
guest for few months.
Hon David CunniDgha 10, President
Of the Harrison National Bank, CadiZ, |
and Hon John q Jamison, of the djrec- |
tors, was in town Monday, on bank busi-
ness.
Miss Lib Hazelwood, of Pittsburgh. |
came in OH Saturday, to see her old and
esteemed friend, Mrs Margaret Ryan.
who has been lying quite III for some
time, and is the guest of Miss M c Ryan.
Miss SADIE Wilkinson. who has been
visiting relatives in Kansas for several |
months, returned to her home in Smith
township, Thursday.
Mrs L G Bradley, of Columbus, who
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs Rev
Haskell, during the past week, returned
home Monday.
Our venerable Democratic friend,
Josiah Watson, of Colerain tp., was in
town Tuesday. The Squire is nearing
his SSth birthday, and although not quite
so robust as a few years ago, his mental
faoulfiao nDimnairod and ha 10 ctilt Ii
quite active physically.
"A number of our people went to
Wheeling on Monday aud Tuesday, to
see Buffalo Bill.
Albert w Kennon, of this place, and
Walter r. Talbot. of BarDesville, were
among the students of the Cincinnati
law school who passed the examination
on Saturday. and were admitted to the
practice of the law.
Mrs Judge John S Cochran, of Mar
tins Ferry, was the guest over Sunday,
of her sister, Mrs B Longley.
Mrs Frank Cowen, of Flushing. is
visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs Henry
Meyer. in this place.
Mr. Geo l. LaVsyea and wife nee
Miss Vic McKelvey, of Grand Forks,
Dakota, came in on Saturday, on visit
to relatives, and are the guests of Mrs
LIS sister, Mrs ] L Burt. Mrs L and
baby will spend the summer with friends
in this locality.
Rev James ThoburB and wife, and
Miss Bella Thoburn, missionaries to In
dia, arrived in Bellaire on Friday. Miss
Bella, owing to continued i'll health, does
not expect to return.
Deputy Probate Judge James F Tall
man started on Monday, On business
trip to Hannibal, Mo. I
w B Gilmore, Esq. until recently
with r Y Duff. grocer of thispIace.is now,
engaged with p T King, the dry goods
man of Bsllaire.
Miss Emma Cochran, of Bellaire, is
slowly recovering from an attack of ty-
phoid fever. says the Tribune.
james Gardner, veteran citizen Of
Wheeling township. who reached his
Goth birthday in April. was in town
yesterday and called upon his friends1
Major Thomas Thompson and DR.. John1