The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-15

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quite i'll at her home in this place.
Judge F. A. Guthrie and wife and
Miss Bertha Coleman, left Monday,
for Anderson, 10 spend few weeks.
Mr.. Lewis S. English and family
have moved to Charleston, which
city they will make their future
, home.
Mrs. Paul yollcrt, who has been
very sick is convalescing.
Henry Holloway, of Ironton,
Ohio, and wife are here on a visit to
his parents.
Mr.. J. B. SCHUYLER of the Paragon
Saw and Planning Mills, was in
Charleston last week, on business.
Will Thorn, of Huntington, was
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. Will Morgan, of Grimms
Landing was in town last week.
Mr.. John r. Rayburn and wife,
and Miss Bessie Cable and Messrs.
Nat. l.. Bryan, Homer Smith and
Geo. ID. Eastman, attended the dance
-at Browns station, in the Flats,
Thursday night. They pronounce
it one of the most enjoyable dances
of the season.
Mr.. John w. Young and wife and
her sister, left Monday for visit to
relatives at Logan, Ohio.
We are glad TO note that Hon. C.
Sehon is slowly but surely GONZALES
cling from his late severe attack of
double pneumonia.
Latest accounts from Mrs. Gen.
John McCausland is, that she is
slowly improving. We trust the
happy effect OF the Spring sun, ana.
warm daysmay add much improve
ment TO her shattered physical condi-
ion, ard tt at soon her many friends
n this pant of the valley may have
the pleasure of greeting her.
Deputy Collector Lon. It. Pilchard,
has gone to the lower end of the
State.
c. NJ. whaley left Monday on a
visit to friends at Guyandottc.
Mrs. Lon. Pi!ehard returned
homo Sunday from visit TO her
parents ut Graham Station.
We regret to learn that Capt.
Billy Parsons is very low with la
grippe, We hope for his speedy re-
covery.
Miss Mollie Simpson handsomely
entertained Il number OF her young
friends at her home, Tuesday night
of last week; and Miss Trcsa Tully
also entertained party of young
friends at the Stor,z House, Friday
night.
Mr.. Ed. Frazier and wife, of
Frazier's Bottom, were guests at the
Stortz House for few days week.
w. +. Hoover has gone to Ken
lucky to attend to some United
states business.
Messrs. james Mcconnell and
G. p. Prichett, of Gallipolis, came
up to see the town Sunday, and
while here chartered the Charley
Stone to bring a party of fifty ladies
and gentlemen, to the show at this
place Thursday evening. We bid
the party welcome to our booming
and progressive little city.
The Standard Store, opposite the
Stortz House, is receiving daily,
car loads of groceries. This looks
like business.
On Monday evening, April the %,
Master Ralph Bingham, the mortal.
ogist, humorist, impersonator and
violinist, will give an entertainment
in the Trinity NJ. f. Church. Do
not miss the opportunity of hearing
this most remarkable character of
the American platform. Bishop
Joyce says, "Ralph's entertainment
in st. Paul's Church Cincinnati, was
captivating. l have never heard.
his superior in the art of d.lineating
character" Dir. Howard Crosby of
n. Y. says, "as humorist, caracter
impersonator and musician, he is
the prodigy of the age" No one
can afford to miss this entertain
ment. 1t will be a rare treat.
Tickets 35 cts. Children % cts.
Remember, that the Standard
Store, is tho cheapest and leading
grocery store in town. You can get
anything there you want. Their
vegetables are Away fresh.
The ladies of the Pleasant Flats
Presbyterian Church will have
Box Supper at the Redmond school
hnnSo 1NhpeS,lax.