Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


Doctor and Mrs Hingeley went tC
District Conference at Beallsville or
Monday, and will return to-day.
Mr.. L. F. Hunt, of Washington City
spent Sabbath with the family of his
brother, in this place.
Mrs. Arthur A Clark will entertain
friends at progressive euchre this Thurs
day evening.
A c. Darrah, Esq, and niece, Miss
Matte, went to Cleveland Tuesday.
john SeldNitz, engineer on the C., L.
4 W. R'y, was home last week on the
sick list.
Mrs Margaret Mutchmore leaves to-
day for visit with her son, Mr.. Will
MutchmOre, in Columbus.
Col. J. F. Charlesworth will attend
the Thurman banquet at Columbus this
evening.
Misses Lille Troll and Bessie Hew-
etson returned to-day from visit with
Bridgeport friends.
Miss Matte Longley started for
her sister, Mrs. Emerson Wiley.
Henry C. Meyer spent Sunday with
st. Clairsville relatives.
Miss Annie Jacob, of near Wheeling,
has been visiting the family of her aunt,
Mrs. Sallie Patterson, of this place.
Mrs. E. E. Enoch left on Wednesday
for her home in Wichita. KaS. DR.. sam
West and Mrs r. r. Barrett accompanied
her as far as Chicago.
jacob Harris, Esq, and wife, of
Flushing, spent Sabbath with the family
of his son-in-law, Deputy Treasurer
Howard Kirk, in this place.
Miss Effie Garrison will leave this
week for a visit to friends in Steubenville,
Martins Ferry, and other points, to be
absent until after the holidays.
R. w. McCammon, Esq, and wife, of
Woodsfield, were the guests the fore part
of the week of E. E. Clevinger, Esq, of
this place.
Mrs. ALMEDA c. HoGUE, wife of
Lundy B. Hogue. Esq, died on Saturday
at her home in Santa Paula, California,
from typhoid fever, in the 41st year of
her age. Deceased was the youngest
child of the late Ira Lewis, and was born
in this county. November II. 1S49. She
was married November =, 1869, and re-
sided with her husband on a farm near
Louisville until the fall of 1876, when
the faulty removed to Southern Cali
fornia, where they have since resided.
She was the mother of four children, two
of whom survive-one bright and low
the other a son aged IS. Two of her
brothers, Messrs T. E. and l. p. Lewis,
and three of her sisters, Mrs. II. S. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. w. A. Hunt, and Miss |
Mary b. Lewis, reside in this county, and |
the latter of whom hastened across the
Continent to her bedside upon learning
of her serious illness, but reached there |
on Tuesday morning only to find her
cold in the embrace of death, and to be !
present at her funeral on the same |
afternoon.
Mrs Hogue was woman whose exce.-
lencies of mind and character impressed |
themselves upon the society in which she |
moved, and upon the neighborhood in
which she resided In her family she was |
the queen of the household, dotted upon |
by husband whose highest pleasure was
in making her happy ,affectionately loved
by her children, and admired and es-
teemed by circle of choice friends, who
delighted to gather at her household. As
a wife, she found satisfaction in making
her home attractive, as mother she was
devoted to those whom God had given
her, as sister she was affectionate and
and as neighbor was con-
siderate and kind. Her death just when
life to her seeued to have the most at
fractions, is crushing blow to her sor-
rowing family and friends, who will
have the coincidence of a wide circle of
in their bereavement.