Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-07-21
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Points About People Who Com
and Go.


Bellaire last week.
w. l.. Calm, the well-known direc
tory man of Wheeling, and wife, stoppe'
over Sunday at Riley's, west of town.
Mrs G. L. Weems returned Frida,
from the Flushing Sanitarium.
w. n. Darby and wife and Mis-
Carrie Wilson spent Sunday with friend
at Olivet.
Mrs Judge Hoff was called to Har
risville last week by the illness and dealt
of her sister, Mrs. Adams.
Ernest L. Finley and Fred c. Upde
graft, pleasant young men of Mt. Pleas
ant, were in town Monday.
Harry Johnston, son of our old towns
man, Wheeler Johnston, now of Cadiz
was in town on Thursday.
Miss Nellie Jepson visited Martins
Ferry relatives last week
Misses Julia Bailey and Effie Garris
son are delegates from the EpwOrtt
League at this place to the District meet
ing at EpwOrth Park, August 9th.
Misses Bird Schultz and Eva Egger-
ter. of Wheeling, are the guests of NJ. E
Wilson and family.
| Park Heaton, former st. Clairsville
boy, of late living in Texas, will, it is re
ported, be married in the near future
and will visit this place on his bridal trip
Miss Retta Clark accompanied her
guest, Miss Kit Fowler, to East Liver.
pool last week.
H. C. Meyer, of Chicago, came in
Sunday to spend his summer vacation at
home. He rode a wheel from Wheeling
out.
Lawson Emerson and wife, Misses
Annie White and Mabel Tallman, Prose
cutting Attorney Hollingsworth and
Charlie Troll were at Lake Chippewa
Sunday, driving to and from Fairpoint
morning and evening. The accounts
they give of the hilarious fun at that
popular c., L. q w. resort will doubtless
induce Others to go.
DR.. w. E. Thompson read a paper
before the meeting of the County Medi.
cal Society at Bellare, last week.
Addison Thompson, wife and boy, OF
Blairsville, Pa, came in last week on a
visit to the family of A. G. Darrah, Esq
Harry Fauple, of Bellaire, was the
guest of w. N. Darby few days of this
week.
John Bigger, former well-known
resident of this place, and brother of
Mrs. Lew Murdoch, was in town few
days this week. His home is now in the
West.
Miss Louisa Roscoe, of Bellaire, is
the guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. B. S. Mcclure, of Wheeling, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Stamp, on
Marietta street.
DIR. A. II. Bullard and wife, Charles
Menkemeller and wife, and Henry Men
kemeller, of Wheeling, rode out on BIZ
cycles Monday afternoon, returning in
the !ening
DIR. Ottman, of the France Medical
and Surgical Institute, Columbus, was in
town Tuesday. He will not again visit
this place until Thursday, September 15.
In the meantime he will take six-week' s
trip to Europe.
Mrs. George Robinson is at Martini
Ferry, called there by the illness from
typhoid fever of Mrs Harry Robinson
Mrs. w. S. COwen, of Cincinnati, is
on brief visit to relatives here.
"A. Wycoff, who for the past few
weeks has been representing the Albaugh
Nurseries, of TadmOr, at this place, went
Wednesday, with his wife and daughter,
to Martins Ferry, where he will be To-
Gated for few weeks.
Mrs. George Mckee and Mrs Thos
Patton, of Bridgeport. with Mrs. Work
Allen and children, of Kansas City, were
guests of Samuel Campbell and wife on
Tuesday.
Captain Danford was down in Wash
ington township last week visiting his
father, who is within two years of 80, is
yet strong and vigorous.
II. L. Rose, District President, Will
preside at the Epworth Convention at
Burr's Mills, August 9th.
N. K. kennOn. Esq, is taking weeks
fishing with party of Bridgeporters on
the Tuscarawas river.
Rev. Mr.. Knox of East LiverpO oil
preached an excellent sermon on last
Sabbath in the United Presbyterian
church of this place. Mr.. Knox is a
grand speaker and talks briefly and to
the point.