The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-03-09

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Hickory.
Correspondence, Mar. I'd.
Mr.. Lewis Starkey returned to
his home Friday. after teaching
six months of school at this place
Mr., Starky taught very success
full school, and by his kind ways
has gained the good will of every
one. He has the best wishes of
pupils for his future success.
The many friends of Mr.. Gus
Carroll will be sorry to learn that
he is suffering with inhamatory
rheumatism.
Mrs Mahala Malone is visiting
relatives at this place.
Miss Mahala Long, who has
been in Huntington for some time,
has returned home.
Mrs. James Steel has vacated
her city home and returned to the
country.
Miss Kate Carroll spent last
week with her friend Mrs. Mary
Rhea.
Mr.. Richard Watterson's school
closed few days ago. TWAS a
surprise and somewhat a dis
appointment to some of his pupils.
Mr.. Watterson is quite popular
young man and taught avery good
school.
Miss Ella Moore was visiting
friends here last week.
Mr.. George Casey has returned
from kentucky, where he has been.
looking for new location for his
mercantile business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Shank, Monday girl. Congratu-
lations.
DR.. Jas. Rowsey is kept busy at
tending his patients in this neigh
borhood.
Mr.. Webster Cremeens is doing
a hourishing business with his
huckster wagon this winter.
Messrs. Walter and Mark Shank
departed for Illinois, last week.
Success to the boys. PEDRO.
Big sixteen.
Correspondence, March End.
Bad roads are the order of the
day.
Miss Sarah Williams school will
close the 18th of March.
Mr.. Chas. Wallace's family are
on the sick list.
Mr.. w. P. Waugh, of Gallipolis,
was here last week, looking after
his farm.
Miss Addie kaufman, of Little
liams, Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. W. G.. Miller was here Sat
urday in the interest of Shelton
College. A Normal course will be
held there this Spring.
Messrs. Henry Williams, John
and Ward Meadows and Ed. Davis,
left for Bloomington, Ill, Satur.
day.
Mr.. Charles Markham expects
to leave soon for Woodbine, Iowa.
Mr.. Lafe Wallace and wife are
among the sick.
Miss Ella McCombs will close
her select school here soon.
Miss Una Davis is visiting Mrs.
d. w. Dabney, at Guyandotte.
Miss Fannie McCombs is con-
templating a visit to Gallipolis and
Guyandotte.
The bicyclist ought to be happy
now. He can bump into ladies
on the streets and all other pedes-
trians, at his pleasure and there is
no ordinance to punish him for
"his fun" as the council refused
to adopt motion to prepare an
ordinance to regulate bicycle
riding on the streets. Better
make good use of your privilege
now, bicyclists, for you know not
what the next meeting of the CONN.,
Gil may do.
Bring out your old slop-carts
now and spill the nasty, sinking
lslops all along the payements. SO
that the ladies may bedraggIe their
dresses in it. The council said
Tuesday night that you may do so.
Burglars robbed Mounts store
at Willow Grove, jackson county,
Sunday night. The thieves were
captured and taken to RaYenswood
and placed In the lookup. and
while the guards were eating sup
per, they broke out and got away
and are still at large.