The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-11-07

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MASON C1rr.-4dam Youngis a
happy man now, because bran
new democratic boy has taken up
his abode with him.
Mrs. Kate Martin; of Charleston,
formerly eff Mason City; disd5n the
24th ult., of typhoid fever. She
leaves husband and two children.
Her sister; Miss Leila Fennimore, is
also lying at the point of death with
the same disease:
Miss Belle Hutchinson, of this
place is teaching school at Beech
Hill:
Mr.. Herman Ierner has returned
home from Virginia, ON a visit to
his family.
Mrs. Abram Truth has gone to
Charleston on an extended visit 10
her sons.
About 1000, gallons of apple but
ter has been made in our town this
season, and about 5000 barrels of
sour kraut. ,.z-
Mason City is the best located
town on the Ohio river, on either
side, being level and above high
water, and it is a shame it is kept
back BY grasping corporations.
LErARr-Married, October 23d,
by Rev. W. {. owensi at the resi-
dence of G. W. Gist, Esq, in the
presence of only the immediate
friends, Miss Ella B: Gist to Mr..
Edward a. sayre.
Charley Sayre has returned home
looking very much improved in
health.
Mrs. George Finnacom, who has
been SO dangerously ill with typhoid
fever, is slowly recovering.
Charley Camden has moved his
family to Wildwood.
Ahr. Lewis and family have moved
to Gallipolis.
The Letart Christian League is
the name of the Society organized
by the young people of this place.
They hold their meetings every
Thursday evening.
The Pomeroy Telegraph of last
week says Jonas Linscotts of Tan
ner's Run, was arrested Saturday
by Constable Wilcoxen, of Racine,
and taken before Mayor Philson on.
the chafge Of paternal responsible
ty preferred by Miss Fanny Batey,
of Bethany. The young man sig
nifed his willingness to right the
wrong by marriage, wl1ereupon the
case was continued until 6 o'clock
Mondaygevening, when the couple
were married. After the ceremony
was performed by the Mayor, the
head of the family babe his wife
goodbye and was off to a country
known only to himself thus proba-
bly, forever deserving his bride of an
hour.
o. A: Roush, formerly of New
Haven, W. Va, but now the popu-
lar clerk and telegraph operator at
the Consumers Coal and Mining
Co, at spifman, W. va, was mar
ried to the accomplished Mile
Leitwiller of New Haven, at ths
residence of the brides mother;
Thursday, Oct. 18th. at p: m.5
Rev. J. W. V. Sheppard officiating.
Numerous gifts were received by
the happy pair. Your pencil pusher
extends his congratulations and
best wishes that all their trou-
bfes may be "littIe ones.'
In short time they will go to
housekeeping at Spilman, w. Va.
Racine Tribune
We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of the Ohio Valley Roller
Mills, GIenwood, this county, the
Gwirn Bros, Proprietors. These
enterprising young men have ex-
pended a great deal of money on
their mill, until they now have the
best and most complete mill IN the
country, and the flour they turn
out is the equal of any mill in any
of the States around us. Our flour
dealers ought to give them their
patronage.
A scheme to. dam Che Ohio River
from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati is on
foot. 1t is claimed that a channel
eight feet deep and over one hum,
bred feet wide may be maintained
the year around.
You can't laugh at our roof any
more, for Mr.. w. B. Cable has put
on nice iron one for us. He got
tired of looking at the old thing and
took pity on us. He IS good roof
er, and deserves your patronage.