Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION.
Pertinent Points About People Who Come
and Go.


and Go.
Mrs. Harry Boroff and child are
spending a few weeks at Bethesda.
Sam Surratt was at his home ill Steu-
benville over Sunday.
George Murray, of Wheeling, made
short visit to this place, Friday.
Sheriff Scott was down at Powhatan
on Saturday.
Mrs. E. ]. Bowles, of Fairview, is
visiting relatives in this place.
Master John Carr, of Wellsville, came
in Saturday on visit to relatives at this
place.
Mrs. J. NJ. Carr, who has been at this
place for the past few weeks, returned
to her home at Wellsville, Monday.
Judge Robert NJ. Eaton, of Atchison,
Kansas, was in town a few days last
week, greeting his many old friends. He
started Saturday for his home.
Judge briggs and Commissioners
Mechem and Hart were delayed in Bell
aire over Friday night by the ditehing of
the B., L. Il &. train.
Charlie Craig, conductor, and John
Seidwitz, engineer, on the Northern, have
returned from their camping trip, and
are again in their places.
Hon. G. l.. Weems and family are
absent on a vacation visit down in No
ble county.
Probate Judge Tallman was at Co.
lumbus last week
w. &. Lewis, r. r. Barrett. and
Thomas L. Patton, all recent accessions
from this place and vicinity to Bride
ports community, were made members
of the National Union Council last week.
Rev. Sherman II. Doyle, of Finley
vile, Pa, and Mr.. Frank Parish, of New
Athens. o., were calling on friends in
this place on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Zach Criswell, OF Columbus,
and Miss Alice Criswell, of Moundsville,
and Miss Nellie WestcOtt, of Bellaire. are
guests of w. n. Darby and wife.
Miss Minnie Alexander, of Bridge
port, went this week to Gray Gables to
visit Mrs. Cleveland.
Frank Haines, of Cambridge, was
calling on friends in town Sunday
Miss Bess Jepson, and Miss Grad
dock, of Wheeling, were visiting relatives
in this place this week.
Miss Mabel Scott, of Bareilly, India,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Welday
Mrs. Clara Dunn and children, of
Columbus, are guests of Mrs. DIS parents,
Judge 9. w. Carroll and wife, Mr.. Dunn
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. A. 5. Johnson and children, of
Bellaire, are stopping with Saml Wiley,
of this place. Mr.. Johnson is absent at
Denver, taking advantage of the low
rates to that place to visit his parents,
who live in Colorado.
Alfred p Shields, son of B. b. Shields,
of this place, has completed a course in
shorthand and typewriting at the Short.
hand Institute of his brother John T. in
Pittsburgh. and has accepted position
as stenorgrapher with the Pittsburgh
Meat Supply Co., Allegheny.
Clarence Roscoe, mention of whose
illness from typhoid fever was made in
these columns two weeks ago, is much
worse A sister has been taken with the
same disease, and the FANNY is in bad
shape.
Mrs. John Murray, of Wheeling, is
spending the heated term with her
parents in this place.
Will Clark, who recently returned
from Pittsburgh, is now installed in his
old place us clerk at the Clarendon.
Sherman Kirk and wife, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, who are visiting in this county,
were guests of Deputy Treasurer Kirk
over Sunday.
Misses Leota and Cora Palmer, Grace
and Ida Hatcher, young ladies of the
vicinity of Louisville, left Tuesday to
camp for two weeks at EpwOrth Park.
s. w. Rainey, wife and daughter, of
Lancaster, came in on Thursday and are
the guests of John r. Davis and wife.
Park Heaton, former st. Clairsville
boy, who was recently married at Waco,
Texas, came with his bride to this place,
Friday, on a visit to his mother and
other relatives.
Miss Annie White accompanied the
Denver party Tuesday as far as Chicago
where she will visit her brother, James
White. Before her return she will visit
Mrs. III. W. Carroll, at Kansas City.
Hon. l.. Danford, wife and daughter,
went Monday to White Sulphur Springs,
where they will stop some weeks during
the hot weather.
John A. Nichol, of Chicago, was the
guest of Wm A McMechan over Sunday.
Philip Brunner, formerly of the C.
and z. Railroad has been appointed, TAX
ing effect August lst, as General Super
intehdent of the c., L. and w. Railway,
oice F. M. Townsend, resigned some
months ago.
w. w. COwen, Esq, wife and child.
of Flushing, were in town over Monday
night.
Misses May and Florence Cope, of
Columbus, are visiting relatives in this
county.
Judge CASTOR, Thos. BurtOft and
wife, Miss Harris, Howard Kirk and
wife, Lawsin Emerson and wife, started
Wednesday for Denver.
Death from Whooping-cough.
The 1S-months' old baby of s. B Nc
Kee, died of whoOping cough, Friday
Mr. Mckee is south Wheeling grocer,
and the baby was by the advice of physi-
clans brought to this place week or
more ago, since which time it has linger-
ed between life and death. The struggle
eliminated in the death of the child.
The body was taken to Wheeling, Satur
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