The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-01-17
Personal Mention.


Daily Register for another year.
Miss Kate Stribling returned
yesterday from a weeks visit with
Miss Susie Waggener, in Pleasant
Flats.
Messrs. Mat Mcdaniel, of Mexi-
co, and Lew Mcdaniel, of New
Cumberland, w. Va, are visiting
relatives in this county.
Mr.. Jas. Somerville and wife will
leave Monday on an extended visit
to relatives at Anderson, Indiana
Rev Gerald Gard and wife, of
Charleston, will arrive on Monday,
to visit Rev. and Mrs. A. G.. Grin
nan.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Minnie Gwinn, of Glen
wood, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs j J. Whitten.
DIR. e. j. Mossman went up to
Charleston this morning and will
bring Mr.. Chas. Monroe down
here, thinking that the change
might be better for him.
Mr. VIM. Fry, of Henderson, has
taken charge of the Duffy Coal
Landing, at Louisville, for short
time, as superintendent. A better
man for that place could not have
been found anywhere.
A few days ago in these columns,
we spoke of Mrs Sallie Rifle, of
Kanawha Nine Mile, having three
children, Stella, Robert and Carrie,
dangerously sick with the typhoid
fever, also of her husband, Mr.. Joe
Rifle, dying a short time ago with
the same disease. Now Mrs. Riff
he is sick with it. We are truly
sorry for this afflicted family.
Mr.. Chas. Hogg has returned
from Nashville, Tenn whore he is
attending tho Peabody Institute.
He had been home on a Christmas
vacation and upon his return to
the school he found that small
pox had broken out in the
school. In one boarding hall there
is one case, and there are forty
students quArintened
from Tuesdays DuIIN.
Mr.. Daniel Snyrc, Of Lctart, was
in town yesterday.
Messrs. w. S. Moore and Harry
FL. Fry, of Mason, were in town
last night.
We arc glad to announce this
morning, that Mr.. r f. Chambers
is improving.
DR. w w Armstrong, of Ripley,
will probably locate in GalIipolis,
with Drs Minturn e Cowden.
Messrs George and Philip Click,
of School House, was in town yes
terday on business.
Rev. and Mrs. A x. Fonton and
baby, of Lorentz, are expected
here today on visit to Mrs. Fen
toms mother, Mrs. NJ. A. II. Glib
bons.
Mr.. Henry Dewitt and bride
started to housekeeping to-day, in
the Charles building just below
Van elders drug store. Mrs. De-
Witt arrived here yesterday from
Maysville, Ky.
Mr.. John w. Bechtle, of Elwell,
was pleasant caller at this Office
Monday. He renewed his sub
soription to the Weekly Register,
and said that they could not get
along without the good old Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Somerville,
of Pleasant Flats, left yesterday on
an extended visit to relatives in
Indiana. Mr.. SomerviIle is known
as kissing Bug jim" and we
would warn the Indiana girls
against him.
Mr.. Charles Monroe, who has
been SO dangerously sick for several
days, at his home in Charleston
was brought down here yesterday
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs JAS,
Monroe, DR.. e. j. Mossman, and
his wife. He was taken to his sis
ter's homo, Mrs Bennett, on Ohio
street.
Small Fire.
About 1880 yesterday evening
the alarm of fire was sounded, and
after considerable excitement on
the streets, the fire was found to
be in small dwelling house be-
longing to Miss Maggie l.. Brown,