The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-08-13

1850 'S'AttfeS III tniS pace, mas
returned to her home.
Misses Ollie Melon and Maggie
Smith, of Gallipolis, were visiting
friends in our city, last week.
! Miss Mary Willard, of Ironton,
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Becca
Barbee, this city.
Ben. Gardner, Esq, of Gallipolis,
was in town Wednesday.
Mr. Samuel Ward, of Middlepori.
Ohio, was a pleasant visitor at our
dice last week, and ordered the
REGISTER sent to his address.
Misses Violo and Nellie Heather
ington, who have been on an extern
ded visit with friends, Mt Bellaire,
Ohio, have returned home.
Maj. Jim Henderson, of the Char
lesion NOnparea, was in the city,
Thursday.
We acknowledge call from Gov.
Fleming, Thursday, who was on his
way to his home at Fairmont.
s. G. Butler, manager ofthe West
Virginia Printing Company, Charl-
eston, was a caller at our Office,
Friday.
J. King, Esq, and wife, of
Vernon, Texas, who have been
spending a month with relations
in this county, leave to-day for
their homo. Mr.. King is Mason
County boy, and went to Texas
about Ten years ago, poor boy.
Now he is a wealthy man, owning
good farm of many hundred acres,
is a stakeholder and director in the
First National Bank, of Vernon;
owns part of the Electric Light
Plant of his town, and is one of the
County Commissioners of Willbarger
county. This shows what energy,
perseverance, and good Judgment
will do.
Mr.. john Fowler, of West Colum-
bia, a sound Democrat, dropped in
to the Office Saturday, and ordered
the REGISTER sent to his address for
"a year.
Capt Billy Wilson, ofCharleston,
is here on VISIT to his parents.
Billy has host of warm personal
friends in this place.
Hon. ]. j. Jackson, and Hon. L.
B. Dellicker, of Parkersburg, spent
Sunday, in this city.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Tracy, of Wheeling,
representing the New York Life
Insurance CO., is in town, talking
insurance.
Jas. Rifle, Esq, of the Flats, was
a pleasant caller at this Office Mon
day, and he slipped sl.5O into our
hsnds foI, the REGISTER.
J. A. Josepley of Cincinnati, has
accepted a situation with j. Fried
.nan 4 Co, OF this city.
Mrs. IN. Friedman and little
.iaughter who have been quite sick
for the past week, are improving.
vii. Bryan and wife, have gone
to Cincinnati, on visit to friends.
G. G. Bowyer, Esq, has returned
from a visit to friends at Chattanoo-
ga. Tenn.
Tol. stribling, Jr., accompanied
his aunt, Mrs. John McCulloch and
her two children, to Meadville, Pa,
leaving last Thursday.
DIR. j. w. Brown of Guyandotte,
was pleasant caller at our office,
Monday.
Hon. A. r. Barbee is in Charles
ton, attending meeting of the Far
mer's Alliance.
Mrs. Lily Sayre and Miss Lola
Sayre, of Middleport, are visiting
friends in this place.
Mr.. NJ. Friedman who has been
away buying goods has returned,
and brought lots of nice things
back with him.
Mrs. NJ. III. Hale is attending the
Lancaster, Ohio, campmccting, this
week.
Mr.. Geo. W. NJ. Hooff and Miss
Jennie Sterrett leave Thursday for
Lancaster, Ohio.
Mrs. J. J. Bright who has been
visiting her mother, up the Kama
wha, has returned home.
Miss Becca Barbcc, and her friend,
Miss Mary Willard of Ironton, are
visiting the family of Hon. Henry
s. Walker, at Charleston.
Mr.. c. L. whaley who has been
in Pittsburgh for four months sup
erintending the building of twenty
FIVE barges, was in town Monday,
among his relatives; he left for Win
ifrede, Monday.
Nat Bloom is home on a visit to
his family.
I'll. e. Murphy, Esq, representing
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