The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-05-18
PERsONAL.
srroE vednesdays DzIlY-


Mr.. Fred Carel. editor of the st
AIbans, Reporter. Was a pleasant
caller at this Office yesterday
The little child Of Nr. and Airs,
Jas. Barnett. at Hickory Chapel
still remains quite sick.
Mrs. Francis Eastman. who has
been on the sick list at her sons
home, Mr. Frank Eastman. near
Hern. Is reported much better.
Mrs Frank Eastman, Who has
been the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
A. g. Grinnan. has returned to her
home. at Hern.
Mr. TIL Pofenbarger. of Beech
Hill, has taken a position with the
Morotock Tobacco Works. of Dam
vile. Va, as travelling salesman
Mr.. Vim. Latham, of Clifton,
who some time ago had his foot
badly mashed by a switch tie fall
ing on it, is able to be out again.
Hon. Il. c. Henderson. of Wood
county, who is a candidate for the
Democratic nomration for Cong
ress in the Fourth District, was in
town yesterday. and paid the Reg
lister call
Messrs. n. n. Spindler, V. n.
Ford and A. R. Rosenberger. of
Virginia, are business visitors in
town. Mr.. Spindler has been max
ing a tour of the South on his
bicycle
Editor John ". Miller, of the
Democrat, Winfield, was in town
last evening, He had intended GO
ing to the State Press Association
meeting at Morgantown. but on ar
rival here reconsidered the matter,
and will return home this morning.
from Thursdays D4iiF.
Mr.. VIM. Walden. of Charleston,
was business visitor in town yes
terdaY-
Mr. Start Curry who has been
at Manchester. Ohio. for some time,
is here on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Harry Hodge. of Middle
port. is here on visit to his sister
Miss Mable.
Miss Mable Hodge. who has been
quite sick for the past few days,
has so far recovered as to be able
to go to her home at NIiddleport.
Airs. j. III. h. Beale and two
daughters, josephine and Reba,
returned yesterday from a visit to
relstives at Mercer's Bottom.
Mr.. Pearl Newbraugh, Baggage
master on Nos. 10 and II. K. an.
Railway. who has been laying off
on account of sickness. resumed
his duties yesterday
DR.. c. r. Reed, of Middlepcrt,
Ohio, was called here Yesterday to
see Miss Emma Newman, who has
been suffering with heart trouble.
for several weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Prestly. of Charleston,
passed through here yesterday en-
route to Spencer, where he begins
work constructing a telephone
line from Spencer to Charleston.
Messrs. J. P. Hambrick. w W
Hoffman and Verne Wallace, of
Kanawha Sixteen Mile creek, were
in town yesterday, and bought new
buggies and harness from the Tip
pett Carriage and Harness Co.
Our particular friend Mr. Geo.
R. Henry, after serving as a juror
during this term of court, returns
to his home near Ben Lomond,
to-day. Mr.. Henry is among our
most prosperous and well-to-do
farmers.
srOa Fridays Dany-
Hon Geo. Rowiey, OF Leon, was
here yesterday.
Hon. Jno. Q. Myers. of Mason.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. G. TennahilI. of LoganI
Ohio. has accepted a position as
coat-maker with c. c. Tippett, the
tailor.
Mr. Allen yiekers has moved his
family from the Stortz property on
Wand street. to the Hoy property
on the same street.
Mr.. Benz. R. Stevenson was
taken sick quite suddenly yester-
day afternoon while in town, bat