Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1888-02-23
PERSONAL MENTION.


of Short Greek township. Harrison coun
ty, fell upon the ice and injured his knee
at the joint. Some discomfort was eXpe
rienced for time. but il was thought N
serious injury had resulted. A few week.
ago. however. he began 10 suffer acut,
pain. and was compelled to go TO bed
Dr. FrizZell, of Wheeling, was called, who
discovered that the joint had received Sc
rious injury, and that serious results ma!
follow. DIR. Frizzell still has charge OF
the case.
Mr. James T. Kelly has been appoint
ed Assistant Cashier of the First National
Bank of Bellaire. Mr. Kelly has been con.
nected with the bank for several years
and has fairly won the promotion which
he has received. tits understood Cashier
Tallman desires to be partially relieved
for the present from his duties in the
bank, so that he may give portion of
his time to the adjustment of the busi-
ly deceased.
Undertaken B. r. Johnston has re-
ceived letter from Mrs Amanda Behr-
ems, WellSville, n Y, mother of the
young man who was connected with the
LaCardo troupe. and who died recently at
the National Hotel, expressing her sin
cere thanks to the pastors of the churches
here, to DR.. Walker, to the proprietor of
the hotel, and to himself, for kindness and
attention to her son.
Prof. II. L. Peck, former Superinten-
dent of the Barnesville schools, and one
of the County School Examiners, has ac-
cepted the position of telegraphic and
general news editor of the Daily Beacon,
Akron, Ohio. Mr.. Peck is a fine scholar
and good writer, and will doubtless sue
ceed at newspaper work
Mr.. r. NJ. Dent, of Smith township,
has leased the farm belonging to the es-
tate of the late Hugh McNIillen for pc
riod of ten years, and will remove to it
April 1. Mr.. Dent is good citizen, and
we are pleased to note that he will become
resident of this township.
Mr.. James L. Carman, the well-known
notion dealer, and Miss Lorell Shepherd.
of MOrristOwn, were married yesterday
evening. A reception will be given them
at the home of E. j. Carman this evening,
and on Friday they will leave for week
of sight seeing in New York.
The many friends in this vicinity of
Rev. J. NJ. ThOburn, the famous East In
dia missionary, will regret to learn of the
death of his interesting little daughter,
Ellice, on Sunday, at the residence of DIR.
Thompson, in Circleville, O, of spinal
meningitis
DR.. r. j.. AleXanders old-time ST
Clairsville friends will welcome him back
to St Clairsville. He will return about
April l, and will reside in the property
formerly owned by him, adjoining the
National Hotel.
Mr.. Hiram Frazier, who has been a
resident of Martins Ferry many years,
has bought small farm near Toronto,
Jefferson county, to which he will remove
in a short time
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Close went East
on Thursday of last week, with the inten-
ton of stopping for a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Shirley, at Staun-
ton, Va.
Mr. \. c. Danford, who went to Ken |
lucky, prospecting, about week ago, re-
turned Tuesday night. He is not especi-
ally pleased with the outlook down there
John J. Ashenhurst, former editor |
of the ohio VALLEY Ne,cs, is to become the
editor of United Presbyterian paper at |
Omaha on the 1st prOximo.
Mr.. d. Y. Parshall has removed his |
family to his new purchase, the home
stead of the late Alex. King, at East
F. b. Fox (of Cleveland) and c. NJ
Cole (of Barnesville) were in town last
week, in the interest of the Richmond |
Furnace
Mrs. Courtney, of Bellaire, wife of
our former tOwnsman, Robert Courtney,
is recovering from a severe illness.
Mr.. Robert Crangle, an old and we'll
known citizen of Wheeling, is lying at
deaths door from paralysis.
-Ex-PrObate Judge A. w. Anderson,
of Bellaire, is recovering from severe
sickness.
Rev. DR.. Hellingshead went to Cam
bridge on Monday, ON brief visit.
Mr.. T. W. Emerson and bride arrived |
at home Tuesday noon.