Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-06-16
OUR NEIGlIBORING TOWNS.
Spicy Letters from Busy Local Con
tributors.
What Your Neighbors and Our Neishbors
are Doing, and Other Local
Events Happily Told.
FLUSHING.


Mrs. Ezra Mcconnell was called to Chicago last
Thursday morning by the death of her grandchild,
the infant daughter of Mrs. Allie Thompson.
H. H Holloway was elected Central Committee
man here, Saturday afternoon by the Republicans.
Mi Annie Kirk is visiting at Flushing.
Vince Campbell and Miss Lizzie Kennon, of ST.
ClairsyIe, were at Flushing Saturday.
Miss Georgia NeighbOr, of Neweomerstown, is
at her aunt's Mrs. Eli PiggOtt. Miss Neighbor ex
poets to spend the summer here.
Work has commenced on David Branson's Wood
street residence. The pats indicate that this Will
be magnineent structure.
The tile building OF Nj. A. klemm is in process
OF construction and VIII soon be completed.
hne boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. RObt.
Michiher, TUESDAY OF last week.
Maggie heynard, daughter OF Thomas Reynard,
dleu at hef nome TUESDAY afternoon OF last week,
aiter long Illness Maggie, although but 10 years
ldwas Jealous member OF the Disciples church
and an active worker In the Christian Endeavor
Society. Ihe lamlly have the sincere sympathy
OF the entire community In their great bereaye-
ment- services conducted by Rov. Todd were
heid at Discipies ehapel' thursday morning at 10
O'Clock. lhlermeht at Union cemetery.
MISS fha honoWay, Oh fIusnlng, and Fred Otis,
Vi rhiiadeipnia' were united III marriage last
iuesoay evening at the hohie oi her parents, MI
anu MIS- WIN u hoho"ay' he'. stewart oil1clat
ing. Inc marriage was quiet analr, none but a
ie" Vi 'he Lahis anu most intimate Iriends being
present. ine oiiue is "ei-hho"h aS popular
anu pieposSeseSSiiis young iady' MI. otis is con-
neeteu WIN one vi 'ie largest business hrlhS III
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,' Ven .iio NJ T. D,S'iic. conference convened aI
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The largest audience OF its history assembled at
Music Hall, saturday evening, 10 near the orltorl
cal contest between some OF the best talant OF
bannocK, Unlontown, New Athens, ana Flushing.
NotwithStanding the 1act that the audience mad
assembled tnree-quarters OF an hour before the ex
erclses commenced, and were compelled to wait
untll after O'Clock before the hrst declalmer
stepped upon the stage, the exercises were listen
ing was represented by Misses Mabel Wilson, Ida
Conrow, Lula walker, and MIR. Fred Dlckerson;
New Atnens by Misses Matted L.. Justice and
Ida Melton; Bannock by Miss Mary E. Junkins,
Uniontown by Miss Anna Marie Lee. The first
performer was MISS MaDle wilson, who recited In
a way that professional elocntionist might well
initiate, The Ride OF Golfers Graves" Proba-
oly the only objection that could justly be offered
10 this exercise Is that the selection was too short
Miss Matte L. Price the prize-winner at contest
ne mere snort time since, next recited Archie