The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-04-17

of the prosperous farmers of this
county, was in town Saturday, aud
called and paid for the REGISTER.
Mrs. S. H Reynolds and nephew
Willie, returned Saturday from
short visit to Mrs J. w. Roach, at
Charleston.
Mr.. John McDermitt, of Flat
Rock, was a caller at this office, Sat
urday and renewed his subscription
to the weekly.
Mr. John F. Lewis, of Three Mile,
was pleasant caller at this office
Saturday, and contributed dollar
or two 10 the REGISTERS finances.
Miss May Gibbons and guest, Miss
Hayman, of Raveuswood, returned
yesterday after short visit to Mrs.
John A. Gibbons and family
Rev. R. U. Brooking will arrive
this afternoon from New Martins
vile, to which place he will move
his family.
Mr.. Samuel Foglesong of West
Columbia, and Mr. VIM. Vaught, of
Kanawha Five Mile, both called
Saturday and renewed their sub
scriptions to the REGISTER.
From Tuesdays Daily
w. B. Caldwell of Wheeling, was
here yesterday.
Col. Il E. spilman of Spilman,
was here yesterday.
Miss Gretchen PulliD, of Debby,
is here on visit to relatives.
Roy Williams is suffering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
Capt Lyge Rollins of Ten Mile,
was business visitor to our town
yesterday.
Fritz Prick returned home yes
terday, after spending Sunday with
his parents at Pomeroy.
Mr.. W. II H. Gardner and wife,
returned home yesterday from a
visit to relatives in the Flats.
Miss Mable Hodge returned yes
terday from visit to her parents,
at Middleport.
Miss Margaret Neale, of Ben Lo-
mond, will make Miss Susie Wag-
/ gener of the Flats, a visit.
Mr.. David Smith, of Hannah dis
trict, and daughter, Mrs. Price, OF
Granville, o, were visitors to our
town this morning.
Robert Armstrong, F. A. Stortz
and Col d. Sealey, all left for Iron
ton, Ohio, this morning, where they
go to look after ties.
Thos. Popp, prominent real es-
tate man, of Charleston, was the
guest of Capt C. F. Hess and family,
yesterday.
Myrvin Frazier. who has been off
to school for some time, has joined
his mother who is visiting her sister
Mrs. C. E. Ray.
Conductor Ed Young, of the X. &
NJ, who has been laid off on account
of sickness, resumed his run yester,
day.
Capt. John X. Thompson, of Ray,
mond City. was in our city last
night on his way to the sale of per.
sonal property of the late Col Chas
l 7. Beale, which takes place today
Miss Ora Hogg leaves to day for
Baltimore to attend the commence
. ment exercises of the Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeons
at which her brother Cora will take
part.
The Easter Services of Trinity NJ
, E. Sunday School was very much
$ appreciated by the audience. The
house was packed to standing room,
: and the program was excellency. a
, voluntary by the Excelsior Quar-,
let was the main feature.
Nat Brogan, of the Phenix hotel
Point Pleasant, is a distinguished
visitor to the city.-CharIeston Mail
Who is be, anyhow? Isit some i'm.
D poster who is passing himself off a:
one of the proprietors of the Pheni2
Hotel, in this city?
? Mr.. L. Fry has sold out his inter
est in "Fry's Old Reliable Harbor,
e at Henderson, to his brother n. c
t Fry. Lew has not yet decided
what he will do, but will probably
, engage in business on this side O
the river.
Miss Olive Shank and young
lady in getting from a skifF at the
: Kanawha wharf when coming over
] to ,.burcb Loot nicrht staDDad uDor