The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-10-09

mere yesterday, on his way TO Char-
lesion.
Rev. VIM. Wolf, of Capehart, was
a pleasant caller at this Office yes
terday.
Ell Somerville is assisting Coun-
ty Clerk Smith, during Jos. Hollo-
ways illness.
DR.. W. P. Nealo, left yesterday,
for Fairmont, TO attend the meeting
of the K. OFF.
John R. Couch and son, Max,
from up on Kanawba, were visitors
here yesterday
Hiss Bessie Striking, of Apple
Grove, is here, the guest of Hiss
Charlotte McCulloch.
Col Flintlock Perry, of the
Kanawha Democrat, we are sorry
to chronicle, is quite sick.
J. H. Lasibee, passenger agent
of the B & o. S. W. was within the
gates of our city yesterday.
Fritz Ficks, of Steinbach's barber
shop, returned yesterday from a
short visit to his parents, at Pome-
roy.
Miss Mary Gapebart, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Charleston, returned home, yes.
terday.
Misses Katie Mcintyre, Gonna
Jones and Fannie Canterberry
spent Monday in Point Pleasant
Gallipolis Journal.
Ben. Franklin, Sr., who has been
confined to his room by sickness for
several days, we are glad to hear is
improving.
T. Ii. Davis and wife, of Pomeroy,
are here. Mr.. Davis has charge of
the meat market while his brother,
Hugh, is in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Ed. L. Neale, of Ben Lo.
mond, and Mrs. DR.. W. 2. Neale, of
this city, were the guest of Chap
Waggener, Esq, in the Flats, yes
terday.
JOHN a. Taylor, who has been do
ing SOME farming for Superintend-
ent Hambrick, at the poor farm, re-
turned to his home on Kanawha
Five mile, yesterday.
Miss Amelia Pribble is spending
a few days with her sister at Harris
vile before gong to their new
home at West Milford. She leaves
many friends here who will miss her
very much-West Union Record.
There will be an addition of 40 #.
added to the Ohio River depot and
eating house at this place which
will make it 100 feet long. This
building is one which the people of
this town should feel proud of. Mr..
Stafford, the manager, is getting
reputation among the travelling
public, for furnishing most excellent
meals.
The Daily wears no brass collar
and caters to no man, click, clan,
party, or organization of any kind.
We give you the news every morn.
ing at % cents per month. Sub
scription books open at this Office
day and night, Come in.
1. V. Newman, Esq, of Pleasant
Flats, left at this office four sweet
potatoes, which are the largest we
ever remember of seeing. The four
filled a half bushel measure, and
weighed little over 5 lbs. each.
Sunday the following persons
were admitted to membership in the
Upper Presbyterian Church in this
place, by Rev. 3. E. Grover. Mr..
and Mrs VIM. O'Brien, Miss Burn
side and Mrs. J. a. Beverage.
While the editorin chief is gone,
and doing the city, we are kept
busy scrapping up news and eat
ing the nice big apples our sub
scribers are bringing in.
The County Court is grinding
away. Dunn, Fry and Hambrick
on the Bench. The hearing of
road cases and allowances of orders
was about all that was attended to
yesterday.
Mr.. Stafford, manager of the Ohio
River Railroad eating house at this
place, feed over thirty people in the
dining room yesterday for dinner, |
not counting the lunches he sold.
Read the change of J. Friedman
& Cos. ad. You will find something
to interest you in the announce
ment of his openinO of fall poOds