Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-06-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
PERSONAL MENTION.


Thursday evening.
A. W. Ferren and wife, of East Liv-
erpool, were among the people who came
to the High School Commencement on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Lochary and son Sher-
idan, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. T.W.
Emerson. went to Ithaca. n. Y, on Tues
day to attend the Commencement exer-
cises of Cornell University, where Mr..
John Lochary graduates. They will con-
tinue their trip to the seaShOre.
John Danford is in charge of the To-
cal department of the Bellaire Ildepe,ad-
ent during the absence of Mr.. Cow in
in the East.
Mrs. W. s. Cowen came home from
Cincinnati last week, and remained over
until Monday, when she return ed to her
duties in the U. s. Clerks office.
T. W. Emerson, Esq, and wife, who
have been residing at Ouray, Col, for the
past two years, came in on Friday on
visit to relatives. Mrs Els health is
much improved.
Miss Laura Ferren has accepted
position as saleslady in Jepson 4 Patton's
dry goods store.
Misses Lucy Jepson, of Washington,
Ind, and Bessie Jepson, of Wheeling, are
guests of their uncle, Geo. Jepson, Esq.
MIR. R. NJ. Collins, Superintendent of
the Piedmont, W. Va, schools, returned
home on Monday, the schools having
closed for the season. His work has
been so satisfactory that he has been re-
employed at an increased salary.
Miss Zula Mcbride, who has been
visiting relatives in Muskingum county
for several weeks returned home on
Thursday.
MIR. Lundy B. Hogue is expected to
arrive from Southern California this
week, on a visit to relatives.
Samuel Danford, one of the grand
old pioneers of this county, was in town
yesterday on brief visit to his son, Hon.
L. DanfOrd. He made THE CHRONICLE
of which he has been patron for over
fifty years-a welcome call.
Miss Anna Harris, of Anderson, Ind,
was a guest at her uncle's, "a. G. Darrah,)
portion of last week.
Mrs. Martha Tallman went to Wash
ington, Pa, on Monday, to be present at
the Commencement of the Seminary on
Tuesday, where her daughter, Miss Ina,
graduated.
Mr.. John Wiley has returned from
the South, where he has been prospect
ing for few weeks. He and his broth
er E. L. Wiley, have purchased the
Mountain Business College, at Chatta
nooga, and will take charge of it shortly.
Mr.. Will Crymble, who is the Deputy
Sheriff of Chaffee county, Colorado, wife
and sister, Mrs Emma Launders, of
GAINESVILLE, were in town visiting friends
the latter part of last week. They were
called to this neighborhood because of the
severe illness of his mother, Mrs. Catha-
rine Crymble, who resides near Uhrichs-
vile. 1t is gratifying to Wills friends to |
know that he is prospering in his West |
ern home.
Misses Leila Hill and Gail McKeever,
of Barnesville, nieces of Sheriff Foulke,
took in the Commencement last week, |
and returned home on Monday.
E. ID. Meek, Principal of the 9Th ward |
schools in Bellaire, is spending the vaca-
ton at his parents home in this place.
Rev. A C.WeIsh and wife, of Youngs-
town, were the guests the latter part of
the week of the family of Rev. DR.. Hol-
lingshead.
Rev. G. S. Clevinger, of Black Hills,
Dak., was in town yesterday, the guest of
his nephew, E. E. Clevinger, Esq.
SECRETARY BLAINE will attend the |
celebration of the union of Washington
and Jefferson colleges during the Com
mencement exercises at Washington, Pa,
next Wednesday. 1t is proposed by the
alumni of those institutions and the
alumni of the present institution to make
the occasion one of geat moment.
THE stockholders of the Belmont
Glass Works, of Bellaire, held meeting
on last Monday, and after examining the
balance sheets, decided that the business
is not paying, and passed resolution to
cease operations. The glass business
seems to have largely played out in
Bellaire.
GEN. b. r. CowEN will deliver an ad-
dress at the NJ. e. church next Sabbath
morning, on sabbath Schools their re-
lation to the State" In the evening he
will speak on the general subject of
missions" Doubtless large audiences
will greet the General at each service.
A FREIGHT train broke in two on the
hill near Barnesville, on Tuesday morn
ing, and the two sections afterwards
came together, breaking into splinters
sixteen cars, and blocking the track for
several hours. No one was hurt.
Wool in Eastern markets is reported
quiet and firm. Xxx Ohio is quoted at
33@34c; medium 37@39c. In this locali-
ty no wool of consequence is being sold
Buyers in some parts of the county are
as offering 31c.
IT is announced that the wedding of
Miss Lee Hilles, of Barnesville, will occur
on Thursday of next week. A Presby-
terrain clergyman of Pennsylvania will be
the happy man.
A RECEPTION was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Steenrod on Tuesday evening
to their son George and bride and nephew
Mr.. Foster and bride, of Chicago.
THE people of Bellaire are subscribing
to fund for the purpose of sinking two
or three wells with the object of providing
pure water for public benefit
SAM COCHRAN in some manner lost his
watch on lact SATURDAY. hut II ,uoo coon |