The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-07
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hind with their work, and think it
necessary to begin to get a move
on themselves.
L. I. Pilchard. Of Point Pleasant,
was in town last week.
DIR. Gillian is improving his resi-
dence on Rachcal Lain by gradeing
his yard and constructing new
fence.
Chas. Gillian has arrived home
from a trip on the St. Bob Ballard,
and says he enjoyed his trip very
much.
The boys who are attending the
school at New Haven say they are
having good time.
Rebecca Yarian was called to the
bedside Of her mother, last Satur-
day as she is very i'll.
Mrs. Ellen Polsley is contempla-
ting moving to Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. Rachel Jones, of the Exten-.
sion, has added very much to the
appearances of her home by giving
it thorough painting.
Rev. Moore, of Cincinnati, will
preach for us next Sunday night.
if you want to hear a good and en-.
tertaining sermon you will do well
to come out and hear him.
\ P-L. Raush, lof Graham Bottom,
was in town again last week. What
is the attraction Pete, is il. the May
Fower2
J. T.. Camden formerly Section
Foreman on the o. r. R. r. is now
employed by the R. r. Co. at Ceredo,
w. Va. lese
L. Il. Rock is still engaged in the
study of medicine. He seems 70, be
a very close student.
Robert Jones has been engaged
in ditching the past week.
Dan P. Gist and Frank Blaine
have been on the,sick list, for the
past week. = ~ ~ RAMBLER. =
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MAGGiE ITEMs.-As all the CORES:
pondents have ceased writing from
Maggie, we thought perhaps we had
better write few Items to let the
people know that the "dear old
place"eis still here and as lively as
ever.
Miss Stella Hogg, of Huntington,
is the guest of her aunt, Miss Annie
Mitchell.
Mrs. Harry Norton is very i'll at
this writing. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. George Johnson met with
quite a misfortune last week by
losing the top off of one of his socks.
The result, being the loss of two or
three days work trying to get it
sewed on.
Miss Mamie Sauls, of Middleport,
visited Miss Clara Windon, last
week. Miss Clara returned home
with her to spend a few days.
Misses Fannie Long and Ella
Gardner, attended Commencement
at Middleport, Monday.
AS Will Musgrave was crossing
the river Saturday evening, on his
way to Boatman's, he slipped and
fell into the river. The water was
about thirty feet deep, and as he
could not swim, it might have been
something serious had not the Big
Sandy come along and picked him
up, and saved his life.
Mrs. III. G. Nease and daughter
Mamie, ofyour city, were the guests
of Mrs. Jim Swan, last week.
Ed. Somerville, of your city, was
in the Flats, Sunday, calling on his
girl. a'' ai
Mrs. v.B. Brown has returned
home from an extended visit to
friends at Ripley.
Miss Ethie Hodge, one of Middle
ports most charming bells, was Wis
ting friends in this place, Saturday
and Sunday.
Ask Bob Patterson how he likes
riding in the cast with three.
We think there will be another
wedding in the Flats soon, from
from the way the comforts are fly
ing out of the frames, and the car
pet rags are sailing to the weavers.
Mace Maupin passed through this
place Moday, enroute for Racine, to
take charge of his new skiff "Fan-
ME- which he has had built at that
place.
We have noticed in the State
Gazette several items in regard to
the young ladies of Pleasant Flats,
writing teAss.unknown correspond
ents," we'will say right here that
it is grand mistake. The young
ladies of our place don't indulge in