The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-10-20

kline " no nave Deen VISITING their
father. AIr. Paul Schools. ON Three
mile. win return 10 their homes at
Hartford, this evening.
M. Jas W. Windon has resigned
his position As book-keeper for Capt
S. L. Parsons, and has taken SINH
lar one with Col D. Sea1y, at Charl-
eston- He leaves today accompanied
by his wife, and wiz make Charleston
their future home.
From Mondays Dany.
Miss Tim Malone spent Sunday, at
Mason, with friends
= Mr.. Chas. g. Gibbs, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Roane County. re-
turns home today after short visit
to friends here.
Mr.. Fred Woodruf. Agent of the K.
& NJ, at Charleston, and wife, Cnee
Miss Stella Klger are visiting friends
in this city
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Hogg return
ed yesterday from a few days visit to
their daughter Mrs VIM. yaught, on
kanawha.
Capt. s L, Parsons and Gen Nc
Causland, of Mason county. were buy
ing cattle in the vicinity of Winfield
and Red House, last Saturday, with
which TO stock their farms Winfield
Irrepressible-
Mr.. Stephen R. Miller, youngest
son of Mr. J. a. Miller, of Beech Hill,
was a pleasant caller at this Office
Saturday, and presented us with a
check drawn by his father in pay
ment of some printing
Miss Martha Gwinn of Glenwood
and Miss Kate Stribling of MERGERS
Bottom, both charming young ladies,
have returned home after a delight
full visit TO Mrs c. E. Gwinn, of
Twelfth street.-Huntingto Adver-
tiser.
Miss Nellie Brown, of Denver. Col,
who has been at Charleston for some
time, came here Saturday to meet
her friend Miss Elizabeth Archibald,
of Denver, Col While here they
were the guests of Misses yause and
Julia Beale.
Hon Walter Pendleton came down
from Spencer, and spent Saturday, as
the guest of Hon. Chas- E. Hogg and
family. and accompanied Mrs Pen
dIeton and Miss Pendleton home, who
have been the guest of Mrs Hogg, for
some time
IRON Tuesdays D.:.z-.
Hon. a. J. Wilkinson, of Grafton.
is in the city.
Mr.. w. A Mahan, of Huntington,
is ia the city
Mr. W. S. Holmes, of Winston, NJ
c., is in town
Mrs. Waitman T Barbe. of Park
ersburg. is here on a visit TO friends
Mrs,Capt Howard Donnally, of Gal
Iipolis. was the guest of Mrs Clarence
Hall, yesterday
Misses Sallie and Daisey PuIlin, of
tDebby, were in town yesterday, the
guests of friends.
Mr.. VIM clendenin. of Gallipolis,
was business visitor in our town
yesterday
Mrs. Mary Moore. left yesterday, on
a short visit to Mr.. ]. ]. Bright and
family at Columbus
Mr.. John H. Hutchinson, who has
been in Chicago. for several days I'M
der treatment of specialist. has re
turned home.
Mr.. Geo. Shank, has gone to Buffa-
10, to put new machinery in the old
Carr mill, now owned by Perry Bux-
ton
Mr.. Gilbert Rayburn and family,
MI Alex Rayburn, wife and son, and
Mrs J. w. Misner, were guests of Jas
A Rayburn, of Sassafras, Sunday
Mrs. DIR. w. P. Neale and Miss Lyde
Waggener, returned last night from a
visit to Mr.. Ed. L. Neale andsfalnily
at Ben Lolnond-
Mr.. J. A. Roush, of Sassafras, who
has been a cash paying subscriber to
the Weekly Register ever since It was
founded, called the other day and
paid for another year.
Mr.. Alex. Raybur1l, wife and son, of
Illinois, James a. Rayburn, of Sassa-
fras. and Gilbert Rayburn, were the
the guests of Mrs. J. w Misner, on
First street, Friday
Mr.. Wesley Kelley, of Pittsburg,
one of the most pleasant gentlemen
of the Tribe of Grips on the road,
was a business visitor in our city yes
terday.
Mr. Clifford Buxton, of Toledo, O.,
Chief Engineer of the Toledo and
Ohio Central Railway. and Col. n. P.
Baker. Road Master on the X s. n.
R;y-, were in town yesterday, and left
for Charleston this morning
Capt. Howard, of Point Pleasant u.
R. X of p. was down mixing with his
Pythian brethren Friday The cap
tain saws he expects to take thirty-six
red plumed boys up TO Charleston
Oct 20, They have rate OF Sl-9O
Capt. Miles Brown of Hartford.
was in town yesterday. He and q
party of pilots viii make trip
down the Ohio to Cairo, in skiff,