The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-01


Psi.soSl,L NESTiox- = Editor r. T.
Horuer, 81 the Parkersburg Senti.sei. was
in town Friday.
r. T. wr.zel. Esq, OF Rs,venswood.
was in our city Friday and Saturday
Charley Chapman. Democratic candi-
date for House of Delegates, was here
Saturday shaking hands with his many
friends. Charley is an intelligent. gem
ial gentleman, and is growing in popu-
larity every day.
Mics Fannie Long. OF Pleasant Flats,
was visiting in this city Friday.
w. E. Beller, Esq. was in Columbus,
Ohio. last week on legal business.
John y. Simpson left Saturday for
Nashville, Tenn, to resume his studies
at that place.
Bnrt. Hanson, OF the well-known firm
of Hanson & Williams, Gallirolis, was u
pleasant visitor to our place Friday
Capt. Chas. W. Young, of Charleston,
was in town Friday.
Miss Nina Timnls, who has been here
on visit to relatives and friends, re-
turned to her home at Coraopolis, Pa,
Saturday.
VIM. Wysegarber, representing tile
Union Accident and Benefit Association,
OF Wheeling, was in town last week. and
appointed John r. Raybnrn, OF this
city. his agent.
Mrs. Capt. w. @. Moore and family
retnrnedshome to-day, "wednesday af-
ter visit here to her husband. Capt.
w. g. Moore.
Miss Josie Gibson, of Henderson, left
Saturday for Macarthur, Ohio, where
she VIII attend school.
Mrs. Sarah McDermitt is quite sick at
her home on Three Mile.
Robt. Haptonstall has the contract to
plaster the new Point Pleasant school
house and has engaged Nat. Martin and
Mack Haptonstall, OF this place, to assist
in the work iddleport Herald.
VIII. Stribling, of the Kanawba Val
ley Bank, of Charleston, returned Mon
day after visit to his parents in this
city.
Miss Kate Sribling, who has been on
du VAieiItSt NiSit u tflcIluS ~ thS TWO
Vir:inias ami Pennsylvania, has arrived
home.
Mr.. Gil leon Brown, Of Apple Grove,
was in town. Saturday.
Miss Birdie Lewis, from up the Kama
villa is visiting friends in tl,is place.
Prof. Virgil 4. Lewis, of Mason City,
was visitor to ON city. Saturday.
Miss Fannie Maupin, of Maupin's
Station, was the gucst of friends in this
place. Friday.
Miss Rose Sterrett, of Three Mile, is
the guest of Miss Kate French.
Mrs. Jas. Nsighhors and Mrs. Archie
Edwards, are visiting their parents, on
Kanawha Five Mile.
Capt, J. E. Mccoy. of Wheeling, was
in town last week. The Captain was
member of the 18th West Vol. Inf.
Mr.. Will Mitchell with the Carvor
Coal Works, at Plymouth, was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. w. III. Howard rendered his res
ignation Monday as a member of the
Board of Education OF the Independent
District of Point Pleasant, and DIR. w.
p. Neale appointed to fill the vacancy
Mr.. Howard has been associated with
the present Board since its organization
nearly foar years ago. We are sorry to
lose him but as he was compelled to 60
to Admission, Ala, to assume his duties
with the Ruttan Manufacturing Conpa-
ny, South, Sanitary Engineers, we re-
-luctantly consented. Mr.. II. is a good
Engineer and we wish him abundant
success in his new field
Hon. Jas. Capehart has resigned his
membership in the Lewis District Board
OF Education and Hon. P. C. Eastman
has been appointed by the County Su-
perintendent OF Free Schools to fill the
vacancy.
Hon. +. II. Dyer, Democratic candi-
date for the House of De-, gates, OF Ka-
nawha county, and Mr.. w. b. Carder,.
OF Charleston, were visitors to our city,
Monday.
Mr.. Richard Chambers has gone to
kenoya, where he has contract on the
Norfolk and Western railroad.
Messrs. Byrd Stone and Andrew sto-
yer, OF stevens, We're pleasant callers at
this Office, Monday.
Miss Jennctt Swan, OF Pittsburgh. and
Miss Sailie Patient, OF Martins Ferry.
Ohio, are here on visit to the family OF
Capt. john Armstrong.