The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-29

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lily.
Misses Maude Frazier and Ora Hall,
of Frazier's Bottom, and Miss Helen
Rowley, of Leon, were visitors to our
town Wednesday.
The Messrs. Jno. Schreiner, Ed. HUI
burt, Frank Sayre, and the Misses Ada
Hubert, Glennie Curtis and Corrinne
Brinker, of NIiddlerort, Ohio, we're the
gucstsof Miss Katie Chambers, the latter
rart of last week.
MIR. Truman Calhoun and wife, of
Leon, West W., spent this week with
Mr.. Calhoun's parents, Mr.. III. N. Cal
houn and wife, of Harrison Tp., Mr.
Calhoun, who is we'll known in this
county as a most promising young bus
mess man, has recently married, and all
of his friends lere extend lin the
heartiest of congratulations.-Ga llipolis
Bulletin.
Miss Vausie Beale, who has been the
guest of j. @. Dickinson'H family for
some time, will return TO her home at
Point Pleasant today.-Charleston Ga
zette, Saturday.
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WAS in town Saturday, and called at this
Office and paid for the REGISTER for
year. Mr.. Parsons is among the thrifty
farmers of the county, and has pretty
/ good share of this worlds goods. He is
also true.blue Democrat.
Col. w. "A. McCorkle, Of Charleston,
was in town Sunday evening, on his
way home from Roane county.
Mr.. Roht. Armstrong, of Maupin's
Station was in town Saturday, OH his re-
turn from a two weeks business trip to
Pittsburg,
Drs. A. r.. Barbce and w. p. Neale,
! who have been confined to their homes
by sickness, are out again, attending TO
their professional duties.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Iaidloy and daughter, are
visiting friends at Cincinnati and
Covington.
Mr.. w. S. Ficklin and wife, of Roam
oke, Va, are in the city, and are stop
ping with Mrs. Kimberling, on Wand
street. Mr. Ficklin is special agent OF
The Iron.Bol Building and Loan Ass :
citation, of Roanoke, Va. He will call
upon our citizens and explain to them
the plan OF this Association.
IL. C. Nash, representing the firm OF
Ruhnor Bros, at Charleston, was among
his customers here last week.
Messrs. Geo. 1. Neale and j. L. Ward
of Huntington, were in town few hours
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Neale, of Ben Lomon',
was the guest of Miss Alice Neale, last
week.
Chas. Bailey, of Wheeling, was among
his customers here last week.
Joe Friedman. of the firm of O. f.
Williams & Co., has gone to purchase
their spring and summer stock.
Mr.. l.. G. Wallace, of Otia, was a
caller at this Office Monday, and re-
newed his subscription for another year.
He reports the Democracy alive down
in Hannah, and ready for the fight.
Miss Ida Sharp, of Spencer, is visiting
friends in this city.
Capt. p. @. McDadc, spent several
DAYS IN Huntington, last week
Hon. b. S. Morgan. State Superintend-
ent of Schools, and Chas. w. Young.
State Bank Examiner, were visitors to
our city Friday.
The REGISTER extends congratulations
to NJ. e. Tracy of Wheeling, over the
new Democratic boy that recently ar
rived to bless his home.
Mr.. Will Ogden, of Parkersburg, was
a pleasant caller at the Register office,
Saturday.
Hon. Geo S. Couch, OF Charleston, To-
gether with his wife and children, spent
Saturday with his brothers. family in
this place. Mrs. Couch and children
from here went to Marietta, Ohio, to
visit her parents.
Geo. X Miller, who represents the
Bindly Hardware Co., of Pittsburg, was
in town Monday, and went away with
a "carpct bag" full OF orders.
Our young friends Charley Petty
Adolph Work and Oscar Kent, who
have been attending medical college in
Baltimore, are now at home.
Miss Minnie Gwinn of Glenwood,
spent last week in this place with hel
sister, Mrs j. l.. Written.
Mr.. G. II. Causcy, Jr., OF Suffolk, Va,
representing the Building Endowcmont
Fund of the Life Insurance Company, oil
Virginia, at Richmond, is in the city.
Mr.. d. sealcy was called to his home
at Titusvtlle, Pa, last week, OH account
OF the death of Mrs. Sealey's father
HAND BURNED. = Mrs. Jas. II.
Couch, Jr., on Saturday, was so un-
fortunate us to spill pot of hot
wax upon her left hand burning it
very badly, and from which she
suffers severely.
Our city fathers should place an
incandescont light at the railroad
crossing on Wand street, as it is
badly needed there II is almost
impossible to find ones way across