The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-11-15

PERSONALS. Hon. W. Il, Tom
linson aud wife, and Hon. c. E.
Hogg, left for Pittsburg, Saturday
morning. These two gentlemen
are engaged as Attorneys in will
case involving several million of
dollars, now. being heard in the
courts of that city.
/ Miss Lena Vollert who has been
visiting friends at Parkersburg,
has returned home.
Mr.. Barton Jones who has been
on visit to his former home in
Virginia, returned Friday.
MIR. J. B. Tippett, of the firm Of
o'Connor & Tippett, of this city, is
at Pittsburg attending Lectures at
Prof Clarke's School of Embalming.
Mrs. Enos Smith and Mrs. Il. B.
Asbury are visiting Mrs. Ada Fish,
at New Albany, Ind
Hon. Rankin Wiley, Jr., left
Monday for Mt. Sterling, Ohio, on
legal business.
John S. Hanley, G. Il. -Beale, Jr.,
Jas. III. Couch, Peter S. Couch and
Others of Mason county, w. Va,
left on the 9th for their annual deer
hunt over near Healing Springs.
Until this year they were always
accompanied by Col. Beale, Sr., now
80 years of age, but this year he
was too feeble to 60 The latter has
voted for IL Presidential candidates,
none Of whom are living but Cleve-
land. - GaLipolis Journal.
G. F. Hess and Bob. Armstrong
of this place, accompanied them.
DIED.-A his home in Mason
City, November 9TH, 1892, MIR. Thos.
Carroll. Hewas prominent man,at
Mason, and held many of the local
offices. He was member of Co. A.
of the late Fourth West Virginia
Regiment, and a member of the
order of Odd Fellows, by whom he.
was buried.
George Elmer, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bickle, died in this place,
Nov. 10th, 1892, of membranous
Group, in tho fourth year of his age.
Jesse Glover, who resides on Mr..
Joe Georges farm, on the South
side of Kanawha, lost his three
year old son Saturday night. from
membranous Group.
Christopher Carl Hilderbrand,
aged 4 years, and a step-son of Mr..
]. W. Recder, died Monday morn
ing of membranous Group and dipth-
eria. The child was apparently in
good health Sunday, and was only
sick about twelve hours.
ARBUcKLE ITEMS. - Seeing no
items from our "burg," will try and
send few.
Mrs. ]. B. Mahon, of Middleport,
is visiting at South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Long have
returned from a trip to Indiana.
Misses Hattie and Fannie Poffen-
barger, of Brighton, spent Saturday
here.
Bob. Armstrong is over in Lin
coin county this week.
Mrs. Mace Maupin and Miss Fan
ME left Saturday for MERGERS Bot
tom.
The iron for the new bridge near
Wolf valley is now being hauled out.
Grafton Bennett is now mail car
rier from Arbuckle to Angerona for
Mace Maupin.
A new post Office at Isaac Smiths
store will soon be established; the
name is Yeager, and Mr.. ]. v.
Smith as post master.
Rev. r. w. Davis filled his ap-
pointments at Harmony Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. J. FL. Forgeus and little son,
of Fairburg, Neb., was visiting Mrs.
Mace Maupin last week.
The rise in the Kanawha was not
sufficient. The Mount Clare ven-
tured up as far as Buffalo.
The Str. Jennie Campbell passed
up Sunday morning with empty
barges for the Marmett Co., at Ray
mond. This is the first steamboat
Of any size to pass for several
months. J&B.
A NOTED RoosrER.-Mrs. ID. w.
Armstrong, living on the Ohio side,
has noted Rooster which she pri-
yes very highly. She named him
Grover Cleveland when he was
quite young, and the night of
the election he braced himself upon
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