The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-03-12


a prominent attorney, and editor of
the MoundsvilIe Sun, was pleasant
caller at this office, Friday 1t was
his first visit to our town, and We
did the nice thing by him by show
ing him around. He was very fav-
orabIy impressed with our pleasant
little city.
MIR. Will Stribling, after a three
weeks vacation returned to Charles
ton Saturday to resume his place in
the Kanawha Valley Bank.
Mr.. Frank Newton, of the Ohio
River Railroad, was visiting his
parents in this city, last week
MIR. G. w. Harper, of Queen City
Coal Works, was in town several
days last week, on business connect
ed with his company.
Mr.. w. F. Cornell, of Barnhart,
Bros. and spindler, Type Founders.
Chicago, and from whom we pur-
chased our cylinder press, dropped
in Monday to see how we were get
ting along.
MIR. Will Kimbcrling, after a
pleasant visit TO his mother, in this
place, returned to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Jake Schcivley, Jr., was up
from Huntington, to spend Satur-
day and Sunday, with his wife.
Miss Lucy Sehon returned home
last week, after weeks visit with
friends at Hartford City
We had a pleasant call from Ben
nett Fowler. Esq, of the Flats, last
Saturday.
Miss Kate Stribling was visiting
friends in the Flats, last week
Peter S. Couch, Esq, from up the
Kanawha, was the guest of Peter
s. Lewis, Esq, near town, few
days last week.
The following young gentlemen
from Gallipolis, visited our city last
Sunday. There are magnets that
draw them here so regularly
They are all good boys, and they
We're DIR. Geo. c. Minturn, Messrs.
w. ]. Giddings, Jas. Mcconnell,
Cliff. Delay, Clint. Towns, Chas.
Ardman and Ed. Austin.
Hon. G. III. fancy, Manager of
the Wheeling Register, was u pleas
ant caller ut our Office, Saturday.
Mr.. E. l.. Williams, has about re-
covered from his late attack of la
grippe.
Messrs. III. F. Wilson and A. w.
Furgeson, of Jackson, G. IL, were
in town, Saturday.
Prof. F. III. Crago, of Wheeling,
was in town Saturday. He came
down to say good word for our
Council of the National Union.
Hon. John NJ. Collins, of Charles
ton, was in town, Friday.
Mr.. Cbas. +. Baxter, of Gallipolis,
was visitor to our town, wednes-
day.
Mr.. VIM. Friedman who has been
clerking for Messrs. J. Friedman &
Co, left Sunday, for Gainesville,
Texas.
Mr.. Marcus Friedman has gone
East to purchase the Spring stock
of goods for j. Friedman & Co.
Col. Chas. Il. Beale, of MERGERS
Bottom, was visiting friends in this
city, Monday.
j. Morgan Long, Esq, of Spill
man, was a pleasant caller at our
Office, Monday.
Miss Ida Armstrong returned
from Middleport, Saturday, where
she had been visiting friends.
Mr. J. G. Oliver has two child
rem very low with typhoid fever.
DIR. Barbee is again confined to
his home by sickness.
Mr.. w. G. Jewett, of Huntington,
was visiting his parents in this city,
last week
We clip the following from the
Lancaster Gazette:
"The citizens of Lancaster should
congratulate themselves that Capt.
Frank Barrett located among them.
He will have been here year April
LIST and during that year his fine
Italian hand has been seen in the
location of the window glass factory,
chair factory and shoe factory, Civ
ing a weekly payroll of about ST.
300 large part of which goes into
the tilis OF our merchants. He will
have one line of street railroad COM
pleted. by the time his year is up
which will give him record he
should feel proud of: Success to
you, Captain"
Judge Guthrie spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family in this
city.
We are glad to learn that our old
friend Capt. Hayman, President of