The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-01-15

the house.
Miss Hattie Butlor who has beel
; the guost of Mrs. S. Vollert ant
family, leaves today for her homo a
Huntington.
Mr.. j. Bob McGu(1in, who ha
boon here on few days visit t.
relatives, return to his homo a
Harvey, w. Va, to-day.
The family of MIR. @. q. Taylor
yardmaster on tho *. s. NJ. at Wag
goner, arrivodhere yesterday, from
Clifton Forge, Va, to spend severa
weeks with him.
Wo arc glad to know as will be
hor many friends, that Miss Kate
Vollcrt, who fell and broke small
bone in her foot several days ago i:
improving nicely.
Mrs. G. f. Hess, left yesterday
for New Lexington, Ohio, called
thcro by tho sickness of her cousin,
Miss lilly Cloutor, who is quito ill.
Mrs. Hess expects to return tonight.
OLD Town Mr., Peter Knopp, OF
Mason, is visiting friends and reIn.
tivcs hero.
Mossrs. f L. Foreman and Ed
ward Ycager, of your city, we're
hero Friday.
Miss Bettio Hall, OF Violet Lawn,
was visiting Miss Ethel Rifle last
week.
Mrs. Annie Machir, nee Van
Mntro, has returned from visit 10
her mother, ut West Columbia.
Van Summorvillo, Esq, who had
a position with tho West Virginia
Bridge Co., has returned homo, tho
company having completed the
bridge near Dunn's.
Mrs. o. II. p. Van Matrc, Jr, and
family, who used to reside hero, and
rocontly moved to West Columbia,
left Tuesday for Annoda, Mo, where
hor husband has been tho past sum
mer, and whore they will probably
locate.
Our young friend, Q. G. Musgrave,
is nursing ono of tho worst cases of
boils that over invested the anatomy
of man, and he hasn't been able to
call on his best girl for five consoc.
utivo Sundays.
A gay party of young people from
Violet Lawn, and also n party from
this place, met simultaneously at the
home of the Misses Mollio and Kate
Musgrave Monday evening and
were entertained with games and
musico until several hours had been
passed, whom tho guests departed,
oach loud in their praise OF the man
nor in which they wore entertained.
The land owners in this vicinity
as well as the public at large, ro-
grot very much to learn of the dis
Of tho boring for oil on
tho Schon farm. as it is within close
proximity to our littlo town and
naturally VIC would share little of
the boom. AIIX AND AJAX.
SrILMAN.- Geo. Huspan is
slowly improving after a severe ILL
ness.
Mr., Joseph Cavanawgh and wife
of Parkorsburg, wero callers in our
town, Monday.
Mrs Mary Binning, of Marietta,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goo. Boyco.
Mrs. Ross has returned to hor
homo at Carbondale, after an eX-
tended visit to relatives at this
place.
Mrs Tyler, of Huntington, is tho
guest of her sister, Mrs. II. e. Spill
man.
Miss Mary Parsons, of Jackson, is
the guest of Miss Bcrtie Parsons.
Services at tho Nj. Il, Church Fri
day evening, by Rev. Grinnan, of
your city.
Miss Cora Fowler spont Sunday
win nor Parchts at LocusI NroVe'
Mr.. Hall has moved his family to
Clifton.
1t has boon rumored that these
mines will DO disbanded and will
take all their men to Now Haven.
Tho concreting at tho trestle has
been completed and is now ready
for laying stono. TRIXY.
WATERLoo,-W. II. jenkins, ST.,
is quito sick with la grippe.
Mrs. G. d. Sullivan is sick.
Mr., Ollie Knapp isgoing to CALI
polls in the spring to attend school.
Wm. Bolcs has q now camera and