The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-24

DIR. l. F Campbell was called on
last Thursday morning BY telegram,
to the bedside of Marques Lyle of
st. Albans, West Virginia, son of
I Rev. Geo 7 Lyle, in consultation
with Dir. Chiffon, of that place.
The Doctor informs us that he found
the little fellow suffering with a
severe sore foot and ankle which
was followed by blood poison. Both
Mr. Lyle and wife were at the Red
Sulphur Springs. where Mr.. Lyle
had taken Mrs. Lyle for her health,
she being an invalid and has been
for years. Mr.. Lyle was telegraph
ed his sons condition, and arrived
at his bedside Friday morning
about 3 o'clock p. NJ. Dr. Campbell
was still there and informed Mr..
Lyle that there was no hope for his
boy, which was sad news to the
father, who had almost dotted upon
his only son and was making plans
for,his future, which seemed bright.
He was an exemplary boy of only
fourteen summers, bright and cheer
full, and a great fivorite with all
with whom he became acquainted.
DIR. Campbell left him on Friday
about noon and at l1 o'clock the
same day received a telegram that
Marques was no more.
MORGAN GROVE ITEMS. Ice cream
suppers are call the go.
Miss Rosalie Roseberry has re-
turned to her home, after an ex-
tended visit to friends and relatives
at Southside.
Our teachers are all hustling out
for the institute.
Mr.. Morgan DaAgherty, one OF
our best young men, has returned
home after visit of three weeks, at
Great Bend, Ohio.
We are informed that our friend,
Miss Ada Rosebcrry, will return to
her home at this place, soon. Make
haste Ada, we have missed you,
|"oh, SO sadlyl"
We had the pleasure of seeing the
smiling face of Frank Fadely pass
ing through this vicinity, Tuesday.
Prof w A. Roseberry made a
flying trip to II. stophenson's, Fri
day.
Chas. Nease, Esq, will teach the
school ut Thomas Ridge next winter.
Tom. Windon stopped at w II.
Rosebcrry's, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ben. Sayro and wife, Mr..
Bige Herdman and wife, all of
Huntsville, West Virginia, were Wis
iting at W. II. Roseberry's last
week.
Aaron Tewksbury and wife, and
Miss Fannie Minturn, attended the
quarterly meeting at Pleasant Flats.
Resale Minturn seems to enjoy
horse back riding very much, espe-
cialIy when she has company
We were all glad to see our old
friend, FL. j. Greer, passing through
this place, Thursday.
Prof. w A. Rosebcrry is making
preparations for the institute, after
which he will return to Evans, West
Virginia, whore he has been enga,
god in writing.
Our ball club boys had hustling
game Saturday.
Jim Roseberry seems to enjoy GO
ing up hill, especially when he is
going toward P. F.'s.
Park Cullen is very fond of Fry's,
this summer.
We would advise Ada R. not to
take any more wild goose chases on
Bigsteen. Birds are always picking
at every berry they see.
Miss Lula Fisher will teach the
school at Morgan Grove.
MISS JSHulG OliuluTu Is On0 aI1O0E
the many who is busy making prep
arations for the institute.
Preaching at Morgan Grove by
Rev. Carter, next Sabbath.
Rev. Halternnan will preach at
Thomas Ridge, Sunday evening.
Success to the REGISTER is the
wish of ONA.
Friday night train No. 10, South
bound ran into slide at Harris
Forty, sending the train down over
the trestle, demolishing the engine,
tender and six cars loaded with pig
iron. The only person hnrt was
the front brakeman, Billy Neptune,
who had his left leg broken above
the knee. The doing away with
the Waterman at that point was
poor economy
Mr. S. w. swisher has sold out his
photograph gallery to Mr. Ira Hui
bert, and has again entered the
/