The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-04-18


his wife, were visitors to our town
Sunday.
Col. Frank Ulsemer, of Gallipolis,
with his friend, August stolz, of
Cincinnati, spent Friday in this
place with friends.
Mrs. c. W. Armstrong, Cnee)
Hooff, is visiting relatives in this
place.
Hon. Jas. B. Menager went to
Ashland, KY, Monday, on profess
ional business.
Hon. N. c. Prickett, of Ravens
wood, was in town Sunday, the
guest of his sister Mrs. J. w. Rhodes.
Hon. Alb. Wells, of Spencer, was
a visitor to our town, Monday.
Hon. Chap. Armstrong, of spen-
Ger, was down last week shaking
hands with his friends.
John scheively, Esq, of Hunt
ington, was here on visit to his
brother last week.
MIR. Morris Jordan, of Charleston,
was in this city Sunday.
Dr. Robert Brown, of Weston,
was visitor to our town, Monday.
The Elk dance at their club rooms
on last Wednesday evening, was
one of the greatest social affairs
that has taken place in this city for
long time. 1t was their opening
dance, and was gorgeous through
out. The hall was nicely decorated
and the draperies were beautiful.
About fifty people participated in
the pleasure and danced until four
o'clock in the morning. The boys
deserve great credit for the elegant
rooms they have fitted up and furn-
ished SO nicely, and the girls ap-
preciate the trouble and expense
the gentlemen have been to in fur
hishing such appropriate quarters
for social affairs. Supper was serv-
ed at II o'clock in the Kisar Hall,
adjoining the club rooms. W. R.
Tippett deserves all the credit for
this, as he not only had an elegant
spread, but had the dining room
profusely decorated, and was pro-
vided numerous polite walters and
attendants. Too much praise can
not be given the B. P. o. Els for
this, their first social session. We
understand there will be German
given at their club rooms on next
Thursday evening, from 8 till II.
HARTFORD CITY BAND. = The
Hartford City Band made the trip
Saturday on the steamer C. A. Hill,
as compliment to her commander
Will Newton, who had just been
elected Mayor of Hartford City.
They stopped off here awaiting the
boats return from Gallipolis, and
rendered some excellent music on
our streets, and sernading a few
friends among whom was Prescott
ing Attorney l.. L. Pilchard, Esq,
ut his Office. In the afternoon the
band furnished the music for the
Republican convention. This band
is among the best in West Virginia,
and is composed of the best element
Of the young men of Hartford City.
They never visit our town without
paying their respects to the editor
of this paper, whom they know en-
joys good music.
A CHANCE.-Mr Louis Klein, the
new Clothier desires name for his
store, and in order to let his patrons
and the public have u chance in
naming it, he proposes to give So in
goods to the one whose suggestion
of name is adopted. In sending
in names, enclose them in an
envelope, and indorse it "Name for
the new Clothing Store" A COM
mittee of gentlemen will be selected
to make choire of the name from
among the number submitted; and
their decision will be published in
this paper This offer will close
May Is, 1893, at IL o'clock.
want to say to all who want
clothing, shirts, shoes, neckwear,
or anything else in our line, that we
are going to sell all such goods lower
than you have ever bought them in
this place or Gallipolis. We are
going to divide profits with our
customers. Louis KLEIN,
The New Clothier.
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