The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-02-18
PERsoNAIs.-Messrs. VIM. Bate

man and Calvin Potts, of Apple
Grove, were pleasant callers at our
office, during the past week
Hon. Thos. Darrh, of Wheeling,
and Col. " B. Archer, of Parkers-
burg, were distinguished visitors to
our city, Sunday.
Messrs. A. l.. Pickens and Lewis
Kimberling, of VOLTS Valley, were
callers at this Office Saturday, and
both ordered the REGISTER for a
year.
Hon. Chas. w. Seabright, Mayor
of Wheeling, Hon. a. w. Campbell,
Editor ]. B. fancy, Hon. Peter Fer
rell, and Hon. Ed. Robinson, State
Labor Commissioner, were pleasant
callers at this Office, Saturday.
Messrs. I. F. Toothman, of Lubec;
G. B. Burte, of Cox's Mills, Gilmer
county; w. A. Crushaw, of Martins
burg, who had been attending the
Farmers Alliance meeting at the
Capital, honored this Office with a
call, Saturday.
Miss Mary B. Toothman, of Lubec,
was the guest of Mrs. John NJ.
Phelps, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Florence Gilmore is visiting
the Misses Shrewsbury at Clifton,
this week.
b. Gilmore is making tour of
Georgia and other Southern States.
Hon. NJ. E. Tracy, Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate, spent Sunday,
with friends in this place.
Miss Nora Crouch, of Athens, O.,
after several days visit to her
cousin, Mr.. Ell. II. Heiner, returned
to her home, Saturday.
Frank B. Risk was up at Park
ersburg, Saturday.
Everett Kiger, of Charleston was
visiting his parents last week.
A. G. Huston, of this place, has
been appointed Agent for the q. S.
Express Company, at Charleston.
Attorney General Alfred Cald-
well, of Wheeling, was in town last
Sunday.
Hon. III. r. Howard, and A. A.
Hanly, Esq, have returned from
Charleston.
Mr.. Clarence Hall and wife, after
having been in several of the West
ern States looking for location,
have returned to home, saying this
place is good enough for them.
Will Bryan steps just little bit
higher than any other man in town,
since twelve pound son has como
to his house, and Mrs. B. is just as
proud as her husband. And, why
not, for what is moro lovely than a
dear, sweet little baby, and the first
one at that?
Mrs. III. X. Howard and Mrs. AID.
Cable, were visiting Mrs. Fannie e.
Somerville, in Pleasant Flats, last
week.
Misses Jennie Shaw and Jessie
Langley, were visitors to the family
of Thos. L. Bell, Esq, this city, last
week.
E. o. Fultz, Esq, General Agent,
of the K. and NJ. Railway, was in
town last week, on railroad business.
Our young friend, Harry l..
Moore, Getty passenger and ticket
agent of the X. and NJ, at Charles
ton, was here last week, in the in
terest of his road.
VIM. Amsbury, of Gallia county,
Ohio, called at the Office Monday,
and renewed his subscription to the
REGISTER, as did also, Mr.. John w.
Bechtel, of Elwell, this county.
Mrs. Blanche Harper, of Ray
mond City, is visiting her perents,
in this place.
Capt John X. Thompson, of OPP
posite Raymond City, was here Sat
urday and Monday, on a visit to his
sister, Mrs. a. r. Barbee.
Capt. J.F Philips, of scarey, is
tn town this week, on business.
Morgan Long, from the Flats of
Mason county, w. Va, was here
Monday and says the 500 pound
hog which Billy Saul traded gold
watch for and shipped to him is
from the best Poland and Jersey
stock-Middleport Herald.
Miss Becca Barbee, at her beau
tiful home, Monday evening, enter
tanned a number of her young
friends with game party. De-
lightful vocal music was rendered
by her sister, Mrs. Blanche Harper,
of Raymond City.
Capt. Jas. L. Rice, of Letart, was
a pleasant caller at this Office, Mon
day.
FARMERS lNsTITUTE.-Thef farm.