The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-03-18

turned Saturday from trip through
the South.
Miss Loui vollert left for Cincin.
matt Sunday, and while there will
buy big stock offspring Millinery.
Miss Bertha Coleman, OF Cheshire,
the handsome and accomplished
niece'of Mrs. Judge Guthrie, is here
on visit.
Prof ]. T. Raney, of New Haven,
was in town Saturday.
]. Bob. Brown, who lives opposite
Leon, on tho Great Kanawha, is
spending a few days with friends in
this place.
Geo. L. Sebrell, of Grimms Land
ing, ,'as in town, Saturday.
Charley Bailey, of. Wheeling, was
in town last week, mingling with
his many friends.
Mr.. A. ]. N. Hoyt, of Hunting
ton, was a welcome caller at the
REGISTER Office Thursday. i.
Clay Dean, a popular travelling
man from Wheeling, was among his
customers, in this place, last week. +
Judge English is down from
Charleston on a visit to his family.
Will Sterrett of Charleston, is Wis
ting his sister Mrs. F. d. Hoy, of
this city.
We are glad to learn that Claud
Petty, of Letart, who has been dang.
erously i'll, is now out of all danger.
John Schievley, of Huntington,
was in town, visiting his brother.
the first of the week.
Mr.. L. Hanes, of the Paragon
Saw Mills, returned home Wednes-
day, after visit to his parents in.
Wetzel county.
Hon. NJ. e. Tracy, was in town,
the first of the week.
Robert Armstrong, of Arbuckle
was in town Friday.
Messrs. John R. Couch and Pat
Ryan from up the Kanawha were in
the city, Saturday.
Senator Wiley, of this place has
been presented with gold headed
cane by his friends at Charleston,
Senator Wiley has been a faithful
representative from the 9th District,
and is deserving of all the praise
that can be bestowed upon him.
Editor Deem of the jackson Her.
aid was a pleasant, fraternal caller
at this Office, Friday. Mr.. Deem is
ono of the brilliant country editors
of this State, and is giving the
Jacksonians a good paper.
Prof Virgil A. Lewis, of this
county is a candidate for State
Librarian.
We are glad to learn that our
friend Mr.. G. Sehon, is rapidly i'm
proving from his late severe spell of
sickness.
Without doubt the tallest man in
Huntington now is j.. T. Ball, of
Mason county, a student at Marshall
College. He stands six feet six in
his stockings.-Adrertiser
Hon. James Capehart, our Con.
gresham from this district, was
elected President of the Mason Coun.
ty Farmers Alliance last week.
Our worthy Congressman, Farmer
Jas. Capehart, has more friends now
in Lincoln county than he ever had
before and the brethren hero send
fraternal greetings.-Lincoln Citi-
gen.
Mr.. r. F. Chambers is now one
of the happiest mon in town, all be-
cause young man came to his
home last Friday for permanent
residence. Dick is candidate for
Councilman from the second ward,
and this ought to be big boom for
him, in the coming election.
We had pleasant and paying
visit from E. G. Musgrove, Esq, of
the Flats, Monday. He renewed
his subscription to the REGISTER
and subscribed for three additional
copies for year, which he sends to
relatives in the West.
Messrs. Geo. E. Milligan, of Park
ersburg, and E. T. Milligan, OF
Charleston, are visitors to our city.
Maj. W. Fl. Tomlinson, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. DIR. Hoy, at Wells.
ton, Ohio, this week.
Mrs. R. W. Sterling and Miss
Tresa Tully, left Tuesday for visit
to Cincinnati, =
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