Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Points About People Who Com
and Go.

and GO.
Miss Katie Winters, of Steubenyille
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. David
Darrah, on Marietta street.
Thompson McKelvey came down
from GAINESVILLE, Friday, on brief visit
to his wife and parents here.
Mrs. Alexis Cope and daughters
Misses May and Florence, of Columbus,
are visiting friends at this place.
Ralph Cunningham, of Cadiz, was
the guest of his college friend, Lewis
Sutton, east of town, over Sunday.
Geo. II. Jung, of Cincinnati, visited
friends in this place over Sunday.
-Chas. Bamberger, the clothier, went
to Cincinnati, Monday, to lay in a full
line of fall and winter goods. John
Shannon will look after the store in
Charles absence.
Miss Birdie Taylor, of Bannock, and
her guests, the Misses Rogers, of Brilliant
were in town Friday.
-George Mitchell, of Columbus, is the
Charlie Clark, who has been for some
time past at Pittsburgh, will go in the
near future to Australia, where he will
work at his trade of granite cutting.
Louis Troll came down from Canton
Sunday, and is stopping some days with
relatives here.
Mrs. c. w. Carroll started Tuesday
for Detroit to visit her daughter, Mrs
Elinor KudOr.
Clifford Nichols and sister, Miss
Emma, will accompany the B. and D.
excursion to Atlantic City to-day (Thurs-
day. and will visit relatives and friends
in Virginia before returning.
Mrs. T. j. Scott and daughter, Miss
Mabel, lectured in the Methodist church
at Bridgeport, Friday evening, on the
customs and the people of India.
Rev. DR.. Alexander, Senator Nichols
and Hon. A. 7. McKelvey go to day
Thursday to New Castle, to speak at a
Harvest Home picnic.
james NJ. Davis, of Asland, Wis, is
visiting his brothers Isaac and Shepherd
Davis, in this place.
Mrs. J. Il. Smith and Miss Ledra
Smith, of Rellaire, are spending some
days with relatives here.
Mrs Sarah Jane Barnes and son, Mr.
Frank Barnes, of Washington City, are
guests of Colonel Charlesworth.
Prank Z. Williams went to Gallipolis
on Monday, where his horse, Bad Actor,
is entered in two races.
John J. Lentz, Esq, a prominent
Democrat and attorney of Columbus
stopped in town Tuesday on his way to
visit relatives at East Richland.
j. III. Close and wife, who have been
for sometime at StauntOn, Va, and other
points, came into st. Clairsville Tuesday
Miss Estelle Obaugh, of Columbus,
who has been visiting relatives in this
place for some weeks, returned home on
Wednesday.
R. Marshall Wilkins, known for forty
years as "Old Dad" veteran of the war
of '4S, and a resident of Wheeling, has
been with friends hereabouts this week
Misses Nellie and May Sedwick re-
turned Wednesday from months trip
through the West.
Miss Georgia Alexander, of Zanes-
vile, is visiting here.
Misses Lizzie Lucas and Lillian
Vance, George Mendel and w. III. Bach
man, all of Wheeling, called ON friends
here on Tuesday.
james Johnson, highly respected
citizen of High Ridge, is seriously ill
with typhoid fever A son of Mr.. John
son, the sons wife, and young man
named Ashenhurst, all neighbOrs, are
also sick of this disease.
Charlie Booker, of Cleveland, is the
guest of John T. Troll and wife. Mr.
Booker removed from here twenty seven
years ago, and this is his first visit back
Fire at Benaire.
Bellaire suffered ten thousand dollar
fire Monday morning. The stores of An
drew Kern, George w. DeyarmOn and J.
e. Morrison were more or less burned
and the stock in them more or less dam
aged by smoke and water. The alarm
was turned in at about 6 o'clock. The
fire department were prompt in response,
and having plenty of water they easily
confined the fire to the one building, and
quickly got it under control. Kern lost
most heavily, but there was sufficient
insurance to cover everything destroyed.