The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-07-18

BR1Kr MENrIox.-AIr. win Wiley ant
daughter. of Grimms' Landing. are Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Henry c. Brown. Esq. and wife of lie
on, were visiting friends in this city las
week.
J. Bob Brown, Esq. and wife. of Ar
buckle District, were visiting relative
and friends in town, last week.
C. w. aIaupin, Esq, of Maupin's Sta
ton, and his daughter, Miss Lizzie, wer'
visitors to our town, last week.
Miss Carrie CopP, charming youni
lady from Wheeling, is visiting the fam
lily of Capt. John Armstrong, this city.
Philip Pickeus. Esq, of Stevens, drop
ped into the office, Friday, and gave u
a name or two, and the cash for the pa
per.
Col w J. Robinson, General Passen-
ger Agent, and Capt C. /. Williams, Su
Perintendent of the Ohio River Railroad
were callers atthis office, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Bryan, this city
left Monday for the Centennial at Mari
eta, where they will spend week.
Miss Vena Roush, of this city, has re-
turned from her visit to Dr. wetzel and
family of Ravenswood.
Miss Jennie Sehon, of Hartford City
is the guest of Miss Lucy Sehon. in thi.
city.
Miss Lille Mossman. of Ciallipolis, is
visiting her brother, DR.. E j. Mossman
this city.
Charley Chapman, OF Hartford City
a prince of good fellows, and hustlinl
Democrat, was caller at this office, las
Saturday.
8Ir j. N. Hughes, of Baden, called al
the office Friday, and paid for and or
Giered the REGIsrER sent to his addres;
fora year.
Miss Mary Knight is visiting Mrs. C
T. Hogg.
Miss Mary somerviIle, who has been
visiting the family OF Sheriff Nease, re,
turned home Saturday.
J. S. O'Roark, Esq, has returned from
the springs, much improved
Mrs. r. Coleman and daughter, from
Cheshire, Ohio, visited Mrs. f. A
Guthrie, last week.
Miss Vausie Beale is visiting Mis-,
Lucy Sehon.
Mrs. lockwood and her daughter
Miss ArmO. OF Cleveland, Ohio, are Wis.
iting Mrs Jas B. 9Ienager.
Hon CIIas. L. Hogg is at home, and
will remain until after the Congressional
Convention which meets in the city oi
Parkersburg, July 18th
Hon. Eustace Gibson. of Huntington,
was up here Monday looking after his
Congressional fences.
Dr. A. K Barbee, who has been con
fined TO his home with a spraiEed ankle
Is able to be at his office again.
We are under obligations t" Mr. y. l.
Bryan, this city. for professional favors.
The genial Harry Hart, OF Mason City,
dropped in to see US last Monday. He
WAS on his way TO Charleston to at
tend the State Convention OF the Mi-
ners' Union. in which body he viii rep
resent the organization known as No. 6,
OF Mason City His CO laborers will be
we'll and ably represented.
Dr. Hoyt, OF Ravenswood, gave US a
pleasant call Monday afternoon, as lie
twas on his way to attend meeting oi
the State Board OF Health.
Our friend, Jas E. C1endenin, of the
Flats, Is hustler when il comes TO sell
ing farm and other machinery. He has
sold $4,000 worth since last April
J. NJ Burdett, Esq and DIR. J. II.
Dunlap, both OF Leon, gave this office a
pleasant call last week.
w. a. Alexander, OF Putnam county,
WAS in the city Tuesday.
Pilot Peter q. Holloway, of the mag
niticent steamer Telegraph, was at home
with his family few days this week.
John 4 Dabney, Esq, OF Clendcnin
district, was in town Monday, and ga, e
this office pleasant visit
DIR. G.. 1. Garrison, of Wheeling, gave
ns pleasant call Monday afternoon.
lIe was on his way to Charleston to at
1, nj meeting OF the State Board OF
Health.