The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-12-23

Personals We received. Saturday.
from Mr.. &c. Mussrave, of Des Mo'nes.
Iowa. the following card: albert
clinton Nusgraves born Dec. p, 1891;
weight lbs.
We are glad to antounce that Mr.. J.
p NIcculioch and wife are both recov-
I ing Iror Ia grippe.
Mr.. john L. Faudree has returned
from a trip to Monroe county.
Born, on Monday Dec. IA, 1891, to Mr..
ii. e. Spilman and wife, II pound son.
The REoIsrER extends its congratula-
tions to the happy parents.
Mrs. G. w. NJ. Hoofr, who has been
quite in with Ia grippe, is able to be
about again
Hon. Jas. Capehart is back from
Washington, on account of the illness
of his family.
Miss Nellie Gilmore is home from
Granville, Ohis to spend Aer holiday
vacation with Ter parents.
Mr.. Hugh Barbee is home from
Princeton, MI, to spend his holiday
vacation.
Messrs. ism Moore and Horton
Roseberry WI are attending the Uni
versity at Ncgantown, are home for
the holidays
Mr. lobe swis is in Cincinnati, buy
ing horses.
Mr.. Lon. srith, operator at Wagon
err, has retufsd from a visit to Pitts
burg
Mr.. L. B15ines and vile returned last
week from thsr bridal trip, being sum
moned holne by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Easthap the mother OF Mrs. Jones.
We are sdrrSto learn that Mr.. Chris
tian stortz IS qiise ill.,
We are plesed to announce that Mr..
John McCullch, who has been vic
tim OF la gripP. is recovering.
Mr.. John Hutchinson and wife,
and r. L. Hutainson, of Henderson, are
down with b grippe.
Maj. Jane w. Smith, of Henderson,
was taken dom with the grippe at his
farm up the Hanawha, and mad to be
taken to neishbor's house, where he
remained for eur or five days, not being
able to be tatsp 10 his home until last
Friday. HIS sister, Miss Mary, is also,
very sick Will he same disease.
MilIinery at your own prices at
vollert & RisieI's.
CHURcH NOTES Hon. J. b.
Menager's lecture before the Trinity
Epworth League was a fine literary
production
AT the close of the services in the
Methodist Church on last Sunday
night, B. j. Gibbs in behalf of the
choir, presented Miss Fannie Ray,
the organist, with beautiful hymn
book.
Quarterly meeting in Trinity NJ.
e. Church on next Sunday, conduct
ed by the Rev, c. B. Graham, Pre-
siding Elder The Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be admins
tered after the sermon on Sunday
night. Qnarterly Conference after
the sermon on Monday night.
vollert Is RiedeI are sacrificing
their hats and birds.
CoLLIsIoS-A serious rear end
collision occurred on the X. & NJ.
Railroad, near Corning, Saturday
night. The loacal freight going
north was running in sections.
The rear Section falling to notice
the signal came laundering along
at good Speed crashing into the
first section which was standing on
the main track. Some five cars
were demolished and the engine
badly wrecked Conductor J. w.
Mclaughlin, who resides at Poca,
this State, had one arm and two
ribs broken, and he was brought
here Sunday night where he receiv-
cd proper surgical treatment. Three
or four other trainmen received
slight injuri,s.
Trimmed hats below cost at Vol
lert & Riedefs
KILLED. IA disastrous wreck oc-
Cured onlthe G. & o. Rw'y., on the
10th near Roncervert, in which
Jasper Lyons fireman, from this
county was Instantly killed. His
remains Were slipped to this place
Friday ana placed in charge of
Undertaken Adkins, who conveyed
them to the family burying ground
near Hickory Chapel. His remains
: were accompanied their last rest
ing place by committee of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
(, men.