The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-19

OF numerous and valuable presents
from their large circle of friends
About thirty from this city wit
messed the tying of the nuptial knot,
among whom were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. NIinturn,
Miss Maria Minturn,
Mr.. Willard Minturn and daughter,
Miss Allie Minturn,
Grin Kiger,
Misses Maud and Gertie Summers,
Mrs. julius CABOT,
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Eagle,
Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Smith,
Mrs: Peter and Robert Thompson,
DIR. Stafford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Adams,
Mr. Henry Menager,
Mr. Ed. Menager,
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Delay,
Mr.. CASTOR,
Mr.. Chas. Eardmann,
Mr. Henry Eastman, Point Pleasant,
Miss Anna Hall,
Mr.. Clate Poore,
Rev. d Argent.
They were taken to Woodland
on the Steamer Claribell early
Wednesday morning.; returning
they were accompanied by the bride
and groom, the jolly party arriving
here at about $50 in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minturn's home on
Front street, just above e l.. Mena
gers residence, had been previously
furnished and upon their arrival
they repaired to it and go to house
keeping Immediately. Their resi-
dence is equipped cozily and fur
nished charmingly throughout
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Min
turn were quick and enthusiastic
in their congratulations, and both
have been made to feel the wealth
of friendship they take with them
into their new life.
DR.. Minturn is one of our rising
dentists and the youngest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Minturn. He is
ambitious, courteous and well edu
Gated and deserving young man. He
received his education in the public
schools here and was studious and
wide awake pupil When quite
young he entered Dr. Jas. a. Lup
toms dental Office and it was here
he received the first theories of den
tistry. Mr.. Minturn remained with
DR.. Lupton a number of years be
fore he entered the Ohio College
of Dental Surgery at Cincinnati,
from which institution he graduated
with the highest honors in the class
of 1892. Diligent and wise as when
receiving his first knowledge in the
public schools. DIR. Minturn made
friends among not only the students
but the professors, he received
a beautiful gold medal upon reach
ing the highest point of excellence
during that term. His ability was
appreciated by them and the sue
ceeding year he was appointed
Demonstrators of Prostletics of the
college. AT the expiration of his
time as Demonstration, DIR. Minturn
decided to practice his profession
and returned to his home here and
became full partner in the dental
Office of DR.. j. r. Stafford, one of the
Oldest and best known dentist
here, where he still remains, enjoy
ing most excellent practice. Dr.
Minturn has so conducted himself
through life as to be universally
liked and respected, and will make
a most amiable husband.
Miss Morgan is the handsome and
accomplished daughter of Capt. J..
B. Morgan, of Woodland, one of the
most prominent residents of the
Kanawha Valley. She is gentle
and pleasant young lady, possessed
of such qualities that would make
her desirable companion for any
one. She comes from one of the
Oldest families up the Kanawha, and
is prime favorite of her neighbor-
hood. Her mother departed life
several years ago, leaving a brother
and herself, together with loving
father, to constitute the household
and mourn the loss of kind and
atfectionate parent. Miss Morgan
is highly educated and a good con.
versationalist, having attended col
lege at Staunton and Lewisburg.
She is young lady with an extern
sive acquaintance here and will be
welcomed into society circles of this
city. May happiness and prosperi-
ty greet them on their Journey
through life, and may their future
pathway be strewn with more lau.
rels and sunshine than ever before.
is not only the wish of the Journal,
but of their entire acquaintanceship
-Gallipolis Journal, 9th.