Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-09-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

| MISS haIl LoChNOOu VI DSlldllC,
spent Sabbath the guests of the Misses
Anderson, on Marietta street.
Mr. Ed. Neiswanger, who went West
when quite youth, seven years ago, is
back again on visit to his parents. He
lives at st. Louis, and is i'll tie employ of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
as an inspector.
Mr.. Park Heaton, who resides in
Kentucky, is on visit to his mother in
this place.
Mr.. Walter Taylor of Colerain, has
accepted a position in the drug store of
J. c. Dent & Co, Bridgeport.
james Welsh of Laelede, Mo, former
ly a resident of Glencoe, is visiting friends
in this county.
Mrs. Lide Winters, nee McKelvey.
and two children of Grand Forks, Oak,
arrived here On Thursday to join her hus-
band
j. B. Lockwood, Esq, of Princeton,
Kas. is visiting the family of his father-in-
law, Alex. Anderson, in this place, where
Mrs. L. has been visiting for several
weeks past.
Miss Lizzie Kenn0n returned on Fri
day from her summering in the West and
Northwest.
Mrs. John Pollock of this place, left
on Friday on visit to her mother in
Bloomington, ILL.,
Mrs. John Ferren and Mrs J. P Hall
and children went to Columbus yesterday
on a two weeks visit to relatives.
Mr.. Ellery Martin and sister Mrs.
Lizzie Painter of near Winfield, Kansas,
were on brief visit to the family of
Judge Huff the fore part of the week,
their first visit to Ohio since they left
about 27 years ago. They formerly resid-
ed near Morristown.
Mrs. L. c. Mechem of Centerville, Ia,
J. e. Mechem, Isaac King and their wives,
of Clarion Ia, and Mrs. Z. L. Wright and
daughter of Holton, Kas., are visiting
relatives in this county.
-Messrs. William, Eli and Jesse HOge
of LoudOn county, Va, brothers of Mrs.
n. B. Nichols, of Union township, are
visiting relatives in this county. They
were guests of J. w. Nichols, Esq, in
this place the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Abe LOper of Labette county,
Kas., brother of B. NJ. Loper of Loyds-
vile, is on visit to friends in this locality
Mrs. Mary J. Beatty of Washington
City, formerly Mrs. Kirker, daughter Of
DIR. Kelley, at one time resident of this
place, is on visit to Mrs John Frint and
other old-time friends, after an absence
of thirty-five years.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, widow of the
late Isaac d. Johnson, is visiting st.
Clairsville, and is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Joshua WOrley. Mrs. Johnson has
been resident of Labette county, Kas.,
many years. She was born and passed
most of her life in st. Clairsville, and re-
turns to her old home with almost girlish
delight
Miss Lulu Mcbride of this place, re-
turned to Muskingum county relatives
last week, after two weeks visit at home.
Mrs. Theo. C. Ayers is seriously sick,
at the home of her father, Mr. Leroy Glib
son, near Mt Olivet.
Stephen Gregg, Esq, formerly resi-
dent of this county, near Belmont, now
residing at Rushylvania, Logan county,
was in town ON Friday, the fist time for
many years.
Recorder J. NJ. Beckett, who has been |
confined to the house for several weeks |
from typhoid fever, has SO far convalasced
as to be able to ride out.
Mrs. S. E. Doane, of Topeka, Kansas,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walter, near Des
Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Mary A Given,
of Quaker City, are visiting at Barak
Michener's, Louisville, this week.
Will S. Norris, who has been one of
THE CHRoNICE force for the past two
years, started to Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
yesterday, where he will take a Business
Course. Will is first rate young man
and all hands about The CHRONICLE wish |
him "good luck
j. W. Honnold, of Monroe, Iowa,
gave THE CHRONICLE pleasant call to-
day wednesday, He and his wife are
visiting the Brown families of Colerain
township. Mr.. H. was born in this coun- |
ty, and is now 81 years of age; he moved
West when young-is Grand Army
man, and like most good men ofhis State,
will vote for Harrison and Norton
Mrs. Mary Mcmillan, of Cannons-
burgh, Pa, is visiting her brother, Thos.
W. Malone, Esq, in this place.