Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-07-22
Yourself and NeighbOrs.

Charles Neswanger, of st. Louis, Mo-,
came in last week on a visit to his old home,
and is rusticating at Locust Villa," in the
west end.
Henry Adams, Esq, is on a recreation
trip up among the northern lakes.
Miss Jennie Kelley, of BelIaire, after a
pleasant visit with friends here, has returned
home.
Miss May Todd, of Bridgeport, went to
| cleveland, Thursday, on an extended visit to
| friends
County Treasurer-elect Geo. Robinson and
family will become citizens of this place this
week. He will take charge of the county 3
funds September l3.
Miss Maria c. Ryan who has been visiting
friends in Gallon and Cambridge, returned
home Monday.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Kennon went to Toledo,
Friday, on visit to the family of Mr.. Frank
Bainbridge.
Mrs. N. C. Mitchell, of Martins Ferry,
drove up with the children Thursday, and spent
a couple of days at the old home.
james Collins, an old time st. Clairsville
boy, now of GAINESVILLE, is shaking hands and
renewing old friendships in this place.
From the personal column of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer, we take the following note, OF
interest to St. Clairsville people: ''The engage
ment is announced of Mr.. J. Watson Moore
head, of the firm of Reyburn, Hunter & Co., to
| Miss Sara X. Heaton, of Ohio"
Mrs. A. NJ. Dunbar, of Xenia, and Mrs, NJ
J. Thomas, of Hamden Junction, and son, sis
ters of Mrs. John Davis, returned home Satur-
day, after a pleasant visit to st. Clairsville
friends.
Mr.. W. 5. Davis, of Oberlin, is sojourn-
ing with his parents in this place.
| Judge j. W. Tyler, general counsel'of the
| c., L. & W. R'y, was in town Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Permar, agent of the c. & p. rail
road at Steubenville, and wife, were in town on
Monday, the guests of the family of David
! Darrah.
VIM. Holloway and Alex. Brannum, Of
Bridgeport, left Monday on prospecting visit
to Idaho territory.
&C. Dewey Hilles, son of Hon. Samuel
Hilles, of Barnesville, started on Friday for
Oxford, Maryland, where he will attend college
Miss Agnes, daughter of DR.. Henry West,
is visiting her grandparents, Andrew Doug
lass and wife, of Methodist Ridge.
Miss Bertha Hunt STATED yesterday to
New Lisbon to visit her friend, Miss Minnie
Conkle.
Miss Nellie Sedwick made a flying visit to
friends in Martins Ferry, Saturday, and return
ed on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Drought, from Bucyrus, is the
guest of the Misses Blanche and Mamie Grove,
of this place. On Friday evening an elegant
reception was given in her honor, at the resi-
dcnce OF Col. j. R. Mitchell.
Miss Blanche Johnson, of Uhrichsville, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Annie Steenrod,
east of town.
DIR. Alphonso Walker, accompanied by his
sister-in-law and his daughter and Miss Lizzie
Walker, all of Chicago, were here last week, to
attend the funeral of their brother, William j.
Walker.
Mrs. Ira Nichols, of Elk Point, OAK, who
has been spending the summer with friends in
this place, started yesterday on her return
home. She will be accompanied by Mr.. Albert
Nichols, brother of her husband.
Judge Hance, of New Philadelphia, pre-
sided in the common pleas portion of the day
Thursday.
1t Commander Isaac N. Hazlett, q. S.
Navy, Mrs. NJ. F. CASTOR and Mrs. Mary j.
Woods, drove down from MOrristown Saturday.