The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-12-24
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Miss Fannie Long, of Maggie, was
visiting friends in the city Saturday.
Miss Maggie Thorn, of Ravens
wood, was the guest of her brother,
Mr.. Will. Thorn, this city, last week.
Miss May Gibbons is home from
Marshall College, Huntington, to
spend her holiday vacation with
her parents.
Messrs. Geo. l.. Sebrell, of Grimm's
Landing, and Robert Armstrong, OF
Maupin's Station, we're in town,
Saturday, buying Christmas goods.
Mr.. John Miller left Monday for
Denver, Colorado, where his mother
now resides.
Mr.. Curt. Knight, of the Pleasant
Flats, was pleasant caller at our
Office Monday.
Mrs. Gen. John McCausland, of
Arbuckle, was visiting at the home
of Maj. Jas. w. Smith, Henderson,
Saturday.
Mr.. Lon. Carpenter, of the Flats,
was in town Monday and renewed
his subscription to the REGISTER to
December, 1891.
Mr.. Will. Horden, of Middleport,
wasin town Sunday.
Mr.. Hugh Barbee is home from
school to spend his Christmas vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Rectenwald, of Charles
ton, will spend the holiday week
with her parents.
Col. G. T. Barbee and daughter,
Miss Mollie, from Bridgewater, Va,
after visiting brother and uncle, DIR.
Barbee, this city, for several days,
left for home, via of Huntington, on
the morning of the 22d inst. Col.
Barbee was one of the delegates
from Virginia to the National Far
mers' Alliance, which met in Flor
ida last week. We learn from Col.
b. that the turn out from every
State 10 this Farmers Alliance Ma
tional gathering was tremendous
and their work harmonious. We
further learn that the next meeting
will be held in California about a
year hence.
Mr.. Charles e. Jones, of Leon,
was in>town, Saturday.
Mr.. Fred. Couch was visiting rel
atives in this place, Monday.
Mr.. Robert Holloway, of Apple
Grove, was in the city last week.
Mr.. John G. Thomas, a prominent
attorney of Winfield, was in town,
Saturday.
Julia McGlothlin, of Des Moines,
Iowa, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Mary Cable, of Point Pleasant,
were welcome guests of friends here
last Sunday and Monday. Our
older residents regretted that ".Mat"
Stedman could not find time to meet
his wife here and once more grasp
the hands ofhis old boyhood friends.
-Mfddteport Herald.
Mr.. A. J. N. Hoyt, of Huntington,
was in town, Saturday.
Mr.. F. r.. Tomlinson, our popular
hardware man, went to Letart to-
day to contract for a saw mill, of the
Aultman Taylor Co., of Mansfield,
Ohio, for which he is agent. Frank
is getting to be quite a hustler.
Messrs. Will. Beller and Mace
Maupin, two solid, staunch young
Democrats, subscribe to and pay for
more copies of the REGISTER than
any other two Democrats in the
county.
Mr.. w. A. Cheuvrant moved into
his new store room in the Extension
last week.
DIR. ]. H Dunlap, of Leon, was
pleasant caller at this Office Monday.
Col. ]. P. r. B. Smith has moved
his family into the rooms over
Hooff's drug store.
Hon. Ed. Sehon and Mr.. Louis
Pomeroy arrived home from Duluth
Monday to spend their holidays at
home. They both look as if that
country agrees with them.
Mr.. Boyd Williams and family
moved to Columbus. Ohio, Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Hoy, and son, of Wells
ton, is here on visit to her parents
Mr.. W. H. Howard, with the Rut-
tan Manufacturing Company, An
niston, Alabama, arrived home Mon
day to spend the holidays with his
family.
Miss yenie Thomas will return
home from Lancaster, Ohio, this
week, to spend the holidays.
Prof. Bagar desires us to say that
he will not resume his dancing class
in this place until after New Year,
owing to the fact that he cannot
procure music until then.