The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-02-23
The Weekly Register
LOCAL .MATTERS.

u PERSONA L.--lyI ~. : Jam P'siA rHsN
family, who left us last Fall for Mis-
souri, returned ON steamer Potomac
Friday morning. Mrs. Campbell was
very unwell when she left this place,
and the. Doctor thought q change
might prove beneficial, but has prov
ed otherwise and she has been get
ting worse ever since: They were
accompanied by Mrs.. G. s. Menager
who went out tosee herdaugbter and
spend the winter with her. The
Doctor informs us he purchased q.
nice farm in Missouri, in a fine neigh
borhood, where there was a good op-
ching for q physician, but owing to
Mrs. e's, health was compelled 10
rent the farmland go toSedalia, think
ing his @ife's health might improve,
.but getting no better, thought i best
70 bring her back to Mason county,
Arriving in Cincinnati he called DR..
Mussey to see her, and advised with
him the best medical treatment; he
told him. no was rightin7bringing her
from sIisso.ifi, and the Sooner the
better, for had he waited untilSpring,
was afraid she could not have been
removed; neither that nor this climate
will suit her, and advised a more
southern one. The Doctor seems dis
couraged, and we don't know what he
intends doing, but are satisfied his
many friends will welcome him back,
and would be happy to see him settle
amongst US again. As a physician,
the status of DR.. Campbell is well es-
tablished in this community, and we
feel we'll assured that his many old
patrons would be glad again to avail
themselves Of his superior medical
skill.
Miss Lynn Lewis has returned
home after an extensive visit to Vir-
ginia. The train on which she was
homewarl bound collided with an
eastern bound freight; there were two
railroad men killed and several pass.
engcrs badly bruised.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Laidley, of Charleston,
is here on visit to friends.
Mr.. c.. W. Harper, of Raymond
City, is in town.
DR.. Hamilton had sale of his per-
sonal property last week. Weunder-
s'and that he is going to Flolida to
live.
Mr.. ". L, Ruffner, of Grimm's
Landing, was in town last week.
Mr.. i. Il. Mathews, Of Huntington,
was in town this week, on business
tor Aarmison & Co., VI that place.
MAnnlEp.-A very few Of the rela.
tlveS ahd most intimate frignds ufI
tue contracting parties Witnessed the
.narri"gc Of Mr.. Yeagcr and Mis- May
Brown, at the residence Of the brides
parents in this city asS o'clock last
evening. The ceremony was per.
formed BY Rev. u. Anderson, pastor
OF the NJ. e. Church South, and the
couple were attended by Mr.. W. O..
atkeson Of this city and Miss Annie
Andeyson Of Eldorado, Kansas The
Wedding although very private, was
snll Zone Of the very pleasantest pos.
slSae. Afterthe usual cougratulatory
remarks the guests were invited to
/the dining room where an elegant
supper was in waiting, After this
several hours were spent in social
intercourse and all seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely. The bride is a
young lady Of pleasing disposition
aHu 10 " HauSutcT VI oHe VI tne OlQcSt
and most respected families in Mo-.
ris county. The groom is a Young
man Of excellent habits and is highly
respected and liked by all who know
him. In this departure the cateric
Of bachelors with whom he has fra.
ternized will feel most keenly the
secession of one of its chief members
Among their host of friends none
put more heartiness into their con.
CALCULATIONS than does the Times, and
that their welded life to come will
be as full Of joy as the combined
wishes Of their friends can ask, is
northumberland Grorc, (Kan.
sa0 Times.
We join the Times in good wishes
for this happy pair. Mr.. Yeager is
one Of our former citizens, and Mason
county sends her congratulations.
The rise in the river last week was
at this place about fourfeet below the
August flood in 1875. At Marietta