The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-07-15


last Friday, and left a few ducai.
for the REeIsTER He is engaged
extensively in the timber business
along the Kanawha.
Hon. Wesley Mollahan, of Ckar-
lesion, was visitor to our city, last
Thursday.
Mr.. Aaron Cole, of Pennsylvania
is here on visit to his brother
Capt. w. W. Cole.
Gen. E. i. Wood. of Charleston,
was visitor to the city, Thursday,
Mrs. John l.. Charles and dapght-
err, have returned from an extended
visit to friends in the Northwest.
Mrs. Henry Keisel, of Cincinnati,
who has been on visit 10 the f.mi-
" of Capt. Jos. Helm, this city, re-
turned to her home last week.
Our young friend, Will Stribling,
who was injured in the recent acct
dent on the X. g. NJ. Railway, is, we
are glad to state, nearly recovered,
and will soon be able to resume his
duties in the Kanawha Valley Bank
at Charleston.
Mr.. Chas. C, Long, one of the vic
tins of the disaster, is also recover
ing, but it will be some time before
he is ahle to he ont
Miss Rebecca Barbec, who was
hurt by being thrown from "a horse
few days ago, is getting along nice
Iy, and this will be gratifying news
to her many friends ut home and
abroad.
Mr.. Harry Dawson, of Parkers-
burg, was visitor to our city, Sat
Mr.. C. C. Bowyer is on a busin-
ess trip to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. J. a. Clarke, of Pit sburg, is
here on visit to his father-in- law,
Maj. w. III. Tomlinson.
Mr.. G. w. Young, Bank Examin-
er for West Virginia, was here on
Tuesday and spent the day examin-
ing the Wetzcl County Bank. He
found everything in good condition.
Mr.. Young is n good business man
and thoroughly understands the du-
ties of his position Wet=eL Demo
crdl
w. A. Long, Esq, wife and son,
of Arbuckle District, were in town,
Saturday, from Kentucky, where
they had been on visit to Mrs
Longs mother.
DIR. Mossman, of Point Pleasant,
the X. & NJ Division physician, was
here on Tuesday last looking after
those injured in the wreck, and says
he has orders from the company to
do everything possible for all tho
unfortunatcs he can find.-lHiddte-
port Herald
Miss Louise Graf, of Parkers-
burg, was the guest of the Misses
Yollert, Friday.
DIR. C. w. Jamison, of Old Town,
has our thanks for IL basket of ripe
apples.
Capt. H. E. Spilman, has removed
from Monongah, back 20 Spilman,
where he will again take charge of
the Consumers Coal and Mining
Company, as Superintendent and
Treasurer
Mrs. Lon T. Pilchard left for Gin
cinnati yesterday, where she will
meet and return home this week
with her sisters, Misses Ida and
Elinor Young, who are on their way
back from Lincoln Nebraska. Miss
Ida Young is Principal of Music in
Nebraska University, and will spend
her vacation he:e. Miss Elinor,
who has been assisting her at the
University will teach term of
Music in this city. this summer.
Misses Vaussie Beale, of Gallipo-
lis Ferry, Maggie Neale, of Ben Lo-
mand, and guest, Mamie Pebbles,
are visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. Byron Hogg who been up to
Sewell Station, reading medicine,
is visiting his parents, in the Flats.
Miss Critic Morse, of Middleport,
Ohio, who has been visiting Mrs.
J. L. Harplc, at Waggenor Depot,
returned home, Saturday.
Mrs. Kirk Patrick and Miss An
ME Whiteside, of Vinton, Iowa, are
here on a visit to the family OF
Capt. John l.. Charles
Mr. Robert Young left Tuesday to
visit friends at Pittsburg.
Mr.. Joe Link, of Charleston, was
the guest of Mr.. G. W. Stribling,
this city, Sunday.
Mr.. Nat Bloom, the we'll known
travelling man, is here on a visit to
his family.
Mr.. AdoIph Ship, who has been
with J. Friedman & Co, this place,
so long, has thrown up his position,
and will 20 TO Huntington. where