Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Points About People Who Come
and GO.

NOodWay attended the yearly meeting
of the Hieksite Friends, at Mt. Pleasant
the past few days.
Miss Lulu Brown went Monday tC
Delaware. o., for visit to Miss Wycoff
The two young ladies have in view a
bicycle excursion to Magnetic Springs.
Mrs. DIR. Williams, of Martins Ferry
was visiting friends in town, Monday.
John Henderson returned last week
from visit with his three sons, Mac, y
Wallace and Willis, in Colorado.
DIR. Mcpherson, of Fairview, was the
guest of his friend, Major Kennon, Mon
day.
Wal Evans, of Cadiz, was in town,
Monday.
Miss Blanche Grove returned Mon
day from an extended stay with relatives
in the West.
Miss NJ. Shields,of New Martinsville.
w. Va, has been for the past week the
guest of her uncle, d. II. Milligan, of the
Gazette.
DIR. W. H. Denham, of the Cincinnati
Medical College, was in town, Monday.
DIR. Denham read medicine under DIR.
HewetsOn in this place. This is his first
visit back in thirteen years.
Rev. White and family who have
been stopping some weeks here, went to
their home at Xenia, Tuesday.
Ross Thompson, of High Ridge, who
was extremely low with typhoid fever, is
better.
The aged Sam1 Clark, west of town,
is very sick. Added to his other infirm-
tiles he recently suffered partial stroke
of paralysis.
-Sam'l BOroff drove over into Monroe
Tuesday to take in the Woodstield Fair
Rev. Slater Brown, of Kidd, while in
at the Prohibition Convention, Tuesday,
made this office pleasant call.
Mrs. George Steenrod and child went
last week on visit to relatives at Wash
ingtOn City.
Miss Carrie Mitchell started Monday
for Boston, where she will attend Welles-
ley College. She was accompanied by
Miss Patterson, of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. A. G. Miller, son and daughter,
and Miss Lizzie Kennon, went Saturday
to Chicago.
George Robinson and family spent
Sunday at Chippewa Lake.
Harry Robinson, of Martins Ferry,
was the guest of his parents here last
week.
Clarence Singer, formerly of this
place, late of GAINESVILLE, has recently ac-
cepted position as drug clerk at Denver.
james Giffen, theOlogue of the
United Presbyterian Seminary at Allie
gheny, who has been, during the sum-
mer vacation, preaching in Illinois, is at
his home for brief rest before return
ing to his studies.
Thompson Butcher returned Friday
from visit to his son, w. r. Butcher, at
Buffalo. He was accompanied home by
Mrs. w. r. Butcher and two children,
who will remain some weeks.
Mrs. Rev. Alexander and daughter,
Miss Clara, are visiting Editor Jas. r.
of the WoOdsfield Spirit, at
Misses Mary and Rhetta Clark and
Mabel Tallman and John Osler were
among visitors from this place to the
Reunion.
Van Dorm Sutton is home from
Pittsburgh on brief vacation trip.
DIR. S. L. West, of this place, and
Walter Troll, of Bellaire, started Friday
night on an extended trip to the West.
Irwin McKelvey, now located at
Marion, Ind, is on visit with his parents
at this place.
DIR. Petrie, of Wheeling, was in town
Thursday.
Misses Rena and Maude Ferrell and
Lacy Hartley spent Sunday with friends
in Bellaire.
Peter K. Morrison and wife, of
Ind, are visiting his parents in
ibis place.
Mrs. A. T. McKelvey, Mrs. Isaac
Davis. Mrs. Ollie Lowe, Mrs. NJ E. Wilson
and Mrs. J. T. Grassland went to Epworth
Park on Tuesday to attend the Woman's
Missionary meeting.
Wilson Mitchell, Esq, wife and two
started Monday for Elk Point,
Dakota, for visit to relatives there.
Mrs. Clara Dunn and family, who
lave been spending the hot weather at
his place, returned Monday to their
lome at Columbus. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Kudor and child.
-Jno. A. Osler, Deputy Recorder, is at
lome in GAINESVILLE, while his broken
.rm is healing
N. K. Kennon, Esq, went Monday TO
chicago.
james Hoge, wife, and daughters,
Florence and Minnie, from the West, are
yisiting Charles Pickering and family,
md other relatives in this neighborhood.
DIR. T. ]. Scott, of New York, who
ails on Sept. 1, to China as Medical
was in town Tuesday to say
goodbye to his uncle and aunt, II. G. |
Nelday and wife.
j. II. Close and wife left Wednesday |
or their new home in Baltimore, Md.
e. E. CleI niger, Esq, 6 res Saturday
o Indianapolis, Ind, on business.
-Wib Matthews has accepted a posi- |
ition as salesman for Hubbard & Prall, |
Wholesale grocers, Wheeling.
On Egypt.
Rev. j. X. Giffen gave an entertain
ng lecture in the U. p. Church on Tues
lay evening on modern Egyptian life.
Many scenes were displayed ON the can
vas by means of a stereoptican, and the
was greatly enjoyed by
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