The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-09-17


Mr., Harry Eastman left Monday fol
Salem. Va. where he will enter Roam
cake College.
Mr. r. b. Vowel, OF Parkersburg, thu
State Manager of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, was in town saturday.
Mr. VIM. Harry, Of the Ohio River
Railroad Company Engineer corps, was
! in town couple OF days last week
Judge c. P. T. Moore, OF EIwelI, was
in town the first OF the week.
( Mr. d. s. Stevenson, of Clifton, with
tthe Red Letter Tobacco Company, OF
Wheeling, was in town Monday.
Miss sallie Harpold. of jackson coun-
ty, is visiting her brother, Mr.. E. ;.
HAROLD, this city.
Rev. R. H. Hughes, the Conference
Seminary Agent, was here visiting liis
son, Rev A. L. Hughes, Saturday.
SIr. J. L. Harper, has accepted a clerk
ship in Bern & Friedman's store at
Charleston, aiid left for that city Mon
day.
Miss Lille stearne has returned from
visit to her parents in Union District.
Mr.. John McDermitt, of Fiat Rock,
veteran Democrat, was in town Mon
day, and called and renewed his sub
scription to the REaisrER.
Mr.. Grin Puliin. OF Flat Rock, called
Monday and enrolled his name among
the REaIsrER subscribers.
Mr.. Horace Lewis. member OF the
Hartford City Cornet Band was a plea
SAINT and welcome caller at our Office,
Monday.
Our old friend, Mr.. Chas. " Stewart,
of West Columbia, was pleasant cali
er at our Office Monday.
Miss Emma Riedel will leave this
week for Cincinnati to select an elegant
stock Of Fall Millinery for Misses Voll-
ert K Riedel.
Mr.. VIII. Horden, OF NIiddleport, was
a visitor to our city Sunday.
We had n pleasant call from Mr.. @. J.
Eckard, OF Beech Hill, Monday. He is
an pld veteran Union soldier. He paid
for and o.dereI the REGISTER sent to his
address Tor year.
Hon. j. T. Bowyer, OF Winfield, is in
town, ON visit to Mr.. Chas c. Bower.
Mr.. john Bower. ID Chattanooga
Tenn, spent last week with hi, brother,
c. c. Buwyer. in this place. He arc glad
to note that ne is fast recovering his
former good health.
Gov. a. b. Fleming was in town Mon
day, OH his way 10 the reunion at Park.
ersburg.
Mr.. Chas. w Walker, of Fa;rmont,
was caller at the REGis1 Err Office Mon
day.
Misses annie Jones, of Coalburg and
Matte CoLgrove, OF Mason City, were
visiting relatives in this place the first
OF the week.
Mrs. j. ". Bryan and Miss Lelie Kim
berling leave to-nay for Anderson, Ind,
on visit to relatives.
Chas. NJ. Smith. Esq, OF Gallipoiis,
was Il visitor to our town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Henry, of indianapolis,
is here on visit to her on visit to
her sister, Mrs. Capt. W, II. Gum.
Mrs. Chas. Shaw is visiting her par
eHrs, IN TINS pIHce. - -,-r- -
Mr.. H. H. Coolus, OF the Deef Dumb
and Blind Institute, Romney, was here
on business recently.
Darwin Whaley is the new baggage
master at the o. r. r. r. depot. Mott.
Newton having resigned.
LETART ITEMs.-Mrs. r. L. Jones
has returned from a protracted visit
with friends in Harrison county
Ohio.
Miss Livia N. Simpson was the
guest of Miss Mary Gist, Sunday.
Quite number from this place
attended the show, at Pomeroy,
Saturday.
Mr.. f. Rock, of this place has
secured employment with dry
goods house in Charleston.
Mrs. Mary oglebecn, of New
Athens, Ohio, is visiting her siste-,
Mrs. R. l.. Jones, of this place.
Dan P. Gist, our efficient post
master, is sick.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. H.
Donnally, who has been quite ill,
is slowly recovering.
L. S. Appleman, a clever gentle
man from Indiana, S here collecting
data for history of the Kanawha
Valley.
A large crowd will attend the
Reunion at Parkersburg this week.
DRowNED.-Mo Monday morning
about 10 o'clock, Thomas, an adopt
ed son Mr. J. w. Reder, of this place,
with other boys went to the back
water in Crooked Creek, to go in.
bathing, and getting over his depth
was drowned, before assistance
could reach him. His companions