The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20
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Winfield, was Wishing Miss Kate
French, this city, last week.
DIR. L. V Guthrie returned from
Winfield, Friday, where he had
been attending a serious case of in
flamation of the brain.
Mrs. Frank sisson, of Brazil, Ind,
is here on a visit to friends.
Judge Guthrie opened court in
Charleston Monday.
judge English ran down from
Charleston Saturday, to visit his
family. returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. ]. w. Ish, has sold out his
business in Texas and returned to
this place. He viii probably locate
here again.
Messrs. Toll Stribling and Homer
Smith, have returned home after a
two days hunt up the Kanawha.
Judge g. p T. Moore, of Elweli,
has been in the city several days on
business. The Judge has a host OF
friends in this city, who are always
glad to see him.
Mr.. NJ E. Tracy. the popular
Clerk at the Stortz House, this city,
spent several days in Wheeling, last
week.
Hon. n. R. Howard and B.
Franklin, Esqs who have been at,
tending the Grand; Lodge of Masons
at Wheeling, returned home Satur-
day night.
Col. G. B. Thomas left for Wheel
ing, Sunday. Helgoes asthe9 rep
resentative of Point Pleasant Lodge,
No. 80, L. o. o. f, TO the Grand
lodge, which met in that city, on
Monday. -
Jas. Fl. Couch, Jr., has returned
from the mountains, where he had
been on q deer hunt. He brought
home two wild turkeys.
Miss Annie Charles left Monday
for st. Louis, where she will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs,
Andrew Baird. SS sis1N
Mrs. II. A. Butin and daughter
Ena, are visiting friends at Logan,
Ohio.
4 Mr.. Joe. Bolch, of this city, spent
Sunday at Mason City.
+ Miss Fannie Newman, of Glen
wood, is here on visit to her niece,
Mrs. John l.. Written.
Miss Emma Work, who has been
visiting friends in Pittsburgh, for
several months, arrived home Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Will Cole, of Marietta, is
spending a few days with the
family ofJ.W Bryan,in this city.
Mrs. Frank Hagman, of Colum-
bus, Ohio, Sand Miss Annie Franz,
of Pomeroy, are guests of the Misses
Yollert, this city.
Mr.. Chas. C;IiPearson has joined
the Engineer corps of the Ravens
wood and Spencer Railroad, and
left for Ravensw6od Thursday.
VIM. Wilson, Esq. of Charleston,
lis here onsa visit to his parents, and
other relatives. Billy. has u host of
friends il this city, who are always
glad to fake him by the hand
We are glad to learn that Mas
ter Fred Mcculloch, son of Mrs.
J. S. Spencer, who has been great
sufferer for weeks from injury of
his knee, is Movable to be out and
will entirely recover the use of, his
limb, in short time.
We regret to learn that Harry
Eastman, son Of our esteemed towns
man, Wellington Eastman, Esq,
is quite ill with some form of fever.
We hope the little man will soon
recover his health and again be a
bright light in the store of his
father.
Mrs. Maud Hoy and son Karl,
after a pleasant visit to her parents
in this place, returned to her home
at WclIston, Ohio, Monday
Messrs. Joseph E. George and
Sanders Eastman, two prominent
farmers of Five mile, were in town
Monday.
We understand that John S. Mill
err, Esq, of this city, has the Agen-
cy in this State for the aCrokshank
Hair-pin" Company, of New York.
w. w. Thomas Esq, was in the
city Monday, on business
Mr.. J. HENDERSON,, editor of
the Charleston sNoapqfeil, was in
town Monday in the interest of his
paper
E. L. Neale, Esq, Of Ben Lomand,
was in town Monday, arranging for
shipping lot of cattle and hogs,
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