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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-23
AcCideutalIv KilIed.

Mr.. John A. Knopp. of Alder
SON, who is well known here, he
having many relatives in this
county, and who was a brother of
Mrs. 3. p. SomerviIle, mothar of
Messrs. e. J.and L. o. SomerviIle.
OF this city. was accidentally kill
ed by the discharge of a gun
in his own hands near that
place last Thursday, his body be-
ing found the following Saturday.
Sept. 19, 1903.
1t seems that Mi. Knopp while
hunting had wounded a squirrel
which ran into a stump, and he
using the stalk of the gun in en-
deavoring to e~xtricate the animal,
the weapon was in some manner
discharged. it's contents entering
his body with the above fatal re-
suit.
The deceased leavesa wife, three
daughters and one SON, to whom
We extend our sympathy, and to all
other relatives.
Funeral services we're held on
Monday. and the remains laid to
rest in the cemetery at Anderson.
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River News.

Capt. d. A. Woodward, of the
towboat Harvester, which is lying
just above town, near the old Ster.
rett property, awaiting water, was
in town Monday night, renewing
old acquaintsnoes.
Capt. Ed. Woodward, ofthe tow
boat Otto Marmet, was in town
Monday night.
The Florence Marmet, is putting
four new sheets in her boilers.
The Robt. P. Gillham, stuck
her tow and sunk one loaded barge
at Manchester.
Capt. Perry Spencer, mate on
the towboat Joseph Walton re-.
turned to Pittsburg Sunday after
a visit here with his family.
Capt. s. L. Parsons, one of the
best farmers on the Kanawha riv.
er, and a gentleman who is largely
interested in the steamboat bust.
ness, is in town.
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New Firms.

The following gentlemen in the
past few days have formed them
selves into partnerships to do bust.
ness as follows:
Messrs. John e. Beller and B.
f. Blagg, tc be known as Beller
q Blagg Atty's at Law; Office op.
posite court house in Mr. Boilers
old Office.
Mrs. VIM Duffy and d. L
Robey, Real Estate and Insurance
office over Miss Selbe's confection-
cry store, in the Poffenbarger
building.
Mesars E. G.. Musgrave and J.. F.
Stone. to be known as Musgrave
& Stone, Atty's at Law, office in
the court house, in Hon. James B
Menager,s old office.
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Will Davis, of Grimm's Land.
ing. lost a good roadster last week,
and has not since heard of the
animal. He drove the horse from
home. and placed him in John
Gibson's stable at Henderson, for
feed. The animal was in the stable
about ( O'Clock Thursday, but since
that time has not been seen OF
heard of.
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A Zinc Pumnkin-

Mr.. John Gardner. of the Flats,
entered at the fair last week. among
other things, a lot of extremely
fine ca-shaw pumpkins. which were
awarded first premiums. They are
the finest We have ever seen. and
are doubtful if they have an equal
in the state. Mr.. Gardner pre-
scented the Register Office with one
of these fine big fellows. for which
We + truly thankful. Our farmers
should procure some of this seed
from Mr.. Gardner.
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Want
Good?

Ifyou will wait long enough
it may come to you in spite of
your waiting, but ifyou go after
it you will get it quicker.
That's the way we dove
are always looking for some
thing good for our customers,
and we get it, too. You won't
nave to hunt for the good
things-iust come to us-we
believe "the better the grade,
bigger the trade"
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Married.

Mr.. Charles Olendenin and Miss
Blanche Simms, both of this coun-
ty, and employed at the West Vir-
ginia Reform School for Boys at
Pruntytown, were married there
Monday. September 14th, 1903. by
Rev. Wilson, Pastor of the M. E.
Church at that place. Mr.. Glen
denim is employed in the Reform
School as teacher and Miss Simms
is employed as one of the matrons.
The happy couple are in this ooun-
ty now visiting their relatives and
friends and will return to Prunty-
town about next Monday. The
Register and their friends wish
them q long, prosperous and hap
by life.
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Good Woman Passes Away.

At her home on the farm of Mr..
Asa Musgrave. of Pleasant Flats,
Saturday. September 10, 1903.
Mrs. W. T. Elliott, aged about
30 years, passed to the other shore
of that dread disease typhoid fever.
Mrs. Elliott was a good woman
and her death is deplored by all
who knew her.
The deceased leaves a husband
and six small children. to whom
the sympathy of the entire CON-
munity is extended.
Intermsnt took place near the
White Church in the upper flats
on Monday.
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Tailor Made Suits.

Our new Fall tailor made
suits are beauties-very swell
long coats, reminds one of a
mans Prince albert. You will
need one, and you'll get it when
you see them. We also have
the more sedate styles. We are
closing out a lot of suits at S.
that are in many instances
cheaper than you could buy a
separate skirt.
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Public Sale.

On September %. 1903. John W.
Wright, at his residence near Ar
lee, this county, will sell his per-
sonal property. including horses,
mules and a lot of fine cattle; also
a large lot of other property.
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An engagement of interest just
announced is that of Miss Sadie
Davis, daughter of MI. and Mrs.
T. n. Davis If Pomeroy, to Earl
g.. Probst of our city, Miss Davis
is a remarkably clever girl. and
numbers her friends by the SCORE.
She is an artist Of ability and is q
prominent member Of the Middle
port Literary Club. Mr.. Probst is
engaged in the furniture business
and is one of our very best young
men.
The wedding will occur early in
October. The many friends of
the contracting parties joins rs in
extending congratulations.
-MiddIeport Republican Sept Is.
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Mr.. Morgan Smith, of Hunting,
ton. son of Mrs. O. A. Smith. thii
city. who is suffering with nervous
prostration. is here in Mercy hos.
pital under treatment.
Misses Iva and Kate VanSickle,
leave Saturday for Pittsburg.
Mrs. A. w. Roberts, of Cincin.
natl. is here visiting her cousin,
Mrs. j. W. Love.
Mrs. Pat Ryan, has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Missouri.
DIR. Robt. Thaw and wife, of
Parkersburg, were the guests of
DIR d. w. Petty and wife Sunday.
Mr. II. 81 Eastman. of Buffalo,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Homer Smith and baby.
spent Tuesday with friends at. Ben
-Lomond.
Mrs. L. M. Hogg. of Ronoe-
vert, was. here last week, visiting
relatives.
The infant son of M. Elmer
Davis, and wife which has been
quite sick for afew days, is much
better.
Mason Long, of Beech Hill, was
in town Tuesday.
j. v. Stockton, of Hern, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. B. F. Nc Elfresh, of Jhes.
ter, Ohio. here visiting his SON
for the past few days will leave
Thursday for Portsmouth Ohio, to
attend the III. E. Conference.
Mr.. SCOTT Soladean and wife,
of Ohio River Look No. IL, who
have been visiting Mrs. Soladean's
parents Mr.. James Darst and wife,
in Henderson, have returned.
Mr.. Hugh Hysell. accompanied
by Misses Lena Sheldecker and
Julia Mddleooff, spent Sunday in
Middleport.
Mr.. VIM Mitchell, of Plymouth
was the guest of his brother Mr..
Robt. E Mitchell and family
Sunday night.
Mr.. VIM. Arthur, of Middleport,
accompanied his wife and two
children to Henderson yesterday,
where they will visit for a few
days. Mr.. Arthur returning home
after spending a few hours in this
city visiting friends.
Will Rayburn, of Missouri, wal
here last week visiting relatives.
He left for his home first of the
week.
MIR. b. Hall and wife. had for
their guests the past week, W. w.
Church, wife and niece, Grace
Church, of Huntington, Lizzie
Guest, of Petersburg. Mrs. Gee
Pritt and SON Frank and Mrs. Gus
Price, of Charleston, Rev and Mr.
w s Owens of Letart. Messrs ] @
Hysell, 81 81 Schuartzwalder Of
Pomeroy. and w B Church, OF
Huntington.
Mr. W 81 Hogg and wife will en-.
terrain a number of their friends
tomorrow night in honor of their
son, DR. Cory Hogg and his bride.
d. .a.I n . -s
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Hand Maahsd.

Nh. Alonzo Gilpin. of Wildwood,
employed on a B & o Bridge force
had his left hand mashed last
Saturday by being caught between
two ties. DR.. 81 A Barbee attended
him.
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Married.

MI. John E. Van Aatre. and
Miss Edna E. Zerkle. two of Aa-
SON ~county's prominent young
people we're married Monday Sept,
1908. by Rev. A. E. Grover. at the
Presbyterian Manse. We con-
graduate the happy couple. and
wish them a happy and prosperous
life.
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All of The Newest
things i'm Pattern and
Street Hats will be
shown at the MiIlin-
cry Opening Thurs
day, Oct. 1st, at Dear
dOrf 81 POOr's CALI
polls, O.
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Died.

Mr.. John Lee. son of ". w.
Lee deceased aged about q years
died at Coropolis, Pa, of consump.
ton after an illness of about six
months, Monday September 21st..
1903. His remains were brought
to his old home Henderson, Tues
day afternoon and inferred in the
Henderson cemetry.
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Bow Run Over.

Milton Dray. driving a delivery
wagon for Mr.. s. w. Swisher,
Monday evening ran over the
little SON of Mr.. Ed Brown.
hurting him severely, but not
dangerously.
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Our Public Schools.

At $50 Monday. morning, Sept.
21st, the bells in our public school
buildings rang. calling the urchins
as well as the older ones to duty
for the coming nine months.
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Remember tonight is the OPEN
ing of Hooff's Opera House. with
that famous minstrels. Ted E.
Foust. Don't miss seeing this
minstrels.
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Mrs. O. E. Hogg and Mrs. JohI
MoCullooh spent Sunday will
Mrs. l.. B. Moore. at Catlettsburg
KY.
Miss Mary Beale. here visiting
relatives for a few days, returned
to her home at GaIlipoIis Ferry
Monday.
Miss Carrie Gilmore returned
Thursday from a visit to her sister
Mrs. Geo. A. Duval, at Parkers
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs Vinton Hartinger
of Charleston. were here last weeI
visiting relatives and attending the
fair.
Mr.. Ezra Mathews. wife ant
little SON of Huntington. were
here lest week attending the fail
and visiting their many friends.
MIR. Marion Craig. who has beer
in Cincinnati arrived home Mon,
day on a visit to his parents.
Miss Mamie Whaley, spent Sum
day in Huntington, with friends.
Miss Mary Walker. of Athens,
is here to nurse her brother Mr..
Guy Walker. in Mercy Hospital.
Mr. A. MoYay, of Huntington,
was here Monday night and Tues
day.
Mr.. Lester VanG ilder and sister
Miss Annie. have gone to house.
keeping in part of the house with
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Shaw.
Mrs. Louisa Deitz. of Charles
ton, who has been visiting her son
Mr.. VIM Tully, left Monday for
Middleport to visit.
Mrs. Carl Weigand and two
daughters of Letart were the guests
of her brother MI. John Rock and
family, last week.
DIR and Mrs. Cory Hogg are
visiting his parents. Mr.. W. 81.
Hogg and wife near town.
Dr. L. v. Guthrie, of West vir.
ginia Asylum, at Huntington,
vas here one day last week on his
way home from a business trip to
Weston.
DIR. Q. l.. Jones and Mr.. Harry
W. MoKinstry. will arrive here to.
day in an automobile from Athens
Ohio. to be the guest of K. T.
MoKinstry and wife for afew days
Squires T. III. Elliott and Jasper
Bass. of New Haven. were in town
the first of the week. and while
here made this office a very pleas.
ant visit.
Mrs. W. q. Davis. of MiddIeport,
arrived here Monday evening on a
visit to Mr., and Mrs, Elmer F.
Davis.
Mr.. Robt. Neale. of Ben Lo-
mond, was in town Monday.
Mr.. j. A. Marhart, of Middle.
port, vas here Monday.
Col. q. B. Thomas, continues tc
be confined to the house with
rheumatism.
Mr.. s. 81. Moo ausland. from up
Kanawha, was in town Monday.
Miss Gertrude Rankins, of
Louisa, KY, is here visiting her
aunt Mrs. Robt. p. Liter.
County commissioner Byrd
Stone. was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Harris and wife, Of
Charleston, Mr.. VIM Oils and Miss
Alma Cakes, of Maiden, who have
been the guests of the Misses Kim.
berling, hav, returned home.
Miss Susie waggener. left yester
day on a visit to Mr.. e. L. Neale
and family, at Ben Lomond.
MIR. w. B. Harris, of Acme, who
has been visiting relatives in this
county for the past week, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. W. K. Hicks, of the Put.
nam County. Republican. publish.
ed at Winfield, was in town yester.
on his return from the lakes
in Michigan.
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They WereA An Here.

We haven't the space to men
ton them all, but a jolly good
crowd, all of which We hope are
friends of the Register, attended
the fair last week.
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Married.

On Thursday, September 18th,
1903. Hon. j. W. @. Armstrong
of Spencer, but now
practicing law in P~arkersburg. was
married to Miss Mary O. Moore
daughter Of Mr.. g. NJ. Moore, of
Mercer's Bottom. this county at
Petersburg, by Rey. S. j. Miller,
at the III. E. Church Parsonaes in
the presence of q few intement
friends. We congratulate Nj.
Armstrong and extend our best
and kindest wishes to the bride.
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Have you protected your family
against the financial loss incident
to your death? If not see Duffy
q Robey and take ont a policy
on your life.
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Meeks, Samuel Mcdaniel and tw'
sons. of this county. accompanies
Mrs. Elmer Kerwood who has beer
visiting her mother Mrs. WetzeI
of Heights. to Washington. las
week. The formers will probabl,
locate there
Mrs, VIM. Wiley continues quite
i'll with typhoid fever at her home
at Flat Rock. Her daughter MabIe
who has been quite i'll with tbs
same disease. is rapidly improving
Miss Musa Kiger. of Hunting,
ton. was here a few days last weeh
visiting her parents.
Mrs Clarence Dashner and
daughter Elizabeth, returned Fri.
day from a visit to relatives in
Missouri, accompanied by Mr.
John Dashner and wife.
Mr. Clarence Lewis. of Dicker-
SON. returned home Monday, after
a visit here with relatives.
Mr.. Oscar Greer near town, who
has been quite sick, has recovered.
Mr.. VIM. Lewis. of Charleston,
visited Mr.. Jas. Beale and family
this CITY, last week.
Mr.. Nicholas King. of Elmwood.
a visitor at this Office Wednes-
day.
Miss Reba Beale left Monday
for Staunton, Va, to resume her
studies.
Miss vause Beale. of Gallipolis
Ferry, was the guest of Mrs. Jas.
M. 81. Beale and family last week.
Miss Helen Hale, who has been
visiting relatives at Manchester,
Ohio, has returned home.
DIR. Earl Musgrave, of Hanley.
who has been visiting his father
Mr.. Asa Musgrave at Old Town.
Saturday.
Mr.. Frank d. Hoy who is EN-.
ployed on Look IL, just above
Petersburg. spent Sunday here
with friends.
Mr.. w. NJ. Miller, of Clarksburg,
was in town last week looking aft.
or his interest as a candidate ON
the Republican ticket for the nom-
ination for State Treasurer. MI
Miller is a very pleasant gentleman
and a Republican with strong fol-
lowing. We would like to see the
Republicans nominate Mr.. Miller
and we don't believe they could do
better.
Mr.. Pearl Mohler. wife and little
of Langsville, were visit
ing Mrs. Samantha Baum last
week.
Mr.. Mute Lowe, wife and child
rem of Middleport we're visiting
Mr.. Thos. PuIlin and family at
Heights last week.
Mr.. Will Jewett and wife, of
Huntington. we're here last week
visiting friends and taking in the
Fair.
Mr.. o. T. Simms, employed at
the West Virginia Reform Schools
for Boys at Pruntytown, who has
been here on business, has return
ed.
Mr.. j. E. Carleton. city editor of
the Pomeroy. o.. Leader. was in
our city last Friday.
Mr.. T. T. Wallis of CIarksburg,
was \ visitor in the city last week.
DIR. and Mrs s. W. Hogsett, of
Huntington spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hogsett's parents. Capt. and
Mrs w. r. Gum.
Mr.. F. M. Robey. of Reedy. was
here Sunday, visiting his brother
MIR. Howard Robey.
Mrs. L. s. English, of Hunting
ton who has been the guest of
Judge English and family return
ed home Saturday.
Hon. James B. Menager, of
Charleston. was here Sunday.
DIR. o. G.. Arnett. of Spencer,
has located in Henderson. and
will practice medicine there.
Mr.. Edwin Neale, has resigned
his Dlaoa with a hank in Hupf;n-
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Fresh Stocks Fever Thermom.
eters. Hot Water Bottles. Combs,
Sponges, and many other sundries
just received at Van Gilder's.
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Our old friend Mr.. John S.
Miller celebrated his S0th~birthday
on Saturday September 18th 1908.
MI. Miller has been a resident of
Point Pleasant for 81 years.
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Remember the Name Of
the Old Bank Merchants
National Bank. Now Re
moved to the East side Of
Main street, below Phoenix
Hotel.
Discount Rate s Per Cent.
March u-tf.
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Mass will be celebrated at NJ. L
Moriarty's at 8 o'clock sharp,
Sunday morning. Catechism at
6 O'Clock Saturday evening.
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All parents having children of
the school age should see that they
do not miss one day during the
term.
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Dr. Frank v. Butcher. has NOV
ed his Dental parlors into rooms
in the Barbee building ON corner
of 9th and Main streets.
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
what They are Doing and
whither They Go.

returned to her home at st. Mary'I
Sunday.
Miss Mary Inez Riley. of Rip
ley, who has been here visiting hel
brother. Mr.. Fred Riley, and the
Misses Bowyer. left yesterday fol
Gallipolis to visit friends.
Mr.. William Steenbergen, Of
Columbus. was here Sunday.
MI Clarence Roach, of Athens,
was the guest of Mr.. p. M. Cab.
bert. and family a few days last
week.
Mr.. Lewis r. Campbell. has
resigned his position as clerk in
the Central Hotel. at Grafton, and
will take a law ourse at the Nor.
gantown University.
Miss Grace SCOTT, who has been
the guest of Miss Mamie Nease,
returned to her home at Athens,
Ohio, Monday.
Judge j. w. English. left Mon
day. on a legal trip over East.
Mr. Raymond Walker, of Ath-
ems was here over Sunday visiting
his brother Mr.. Guy Walker, who
is in Mercy Hospital.
Mr.. D. A. r MoKinstry, of
Athens Ohio, was the guest of his
son K. T. McKinstry and wife
last week.
MI. r w. Harris, of Middle.
port, was in town last week visiting
friends.
Mr. John Soheively, of Hunt
ington, was here last week attend
ing the Fair.
Miss Sadie Hoffman. who has
been here visiting Mrs. Filson and
son Will. left yesterday for her
home at Johnstown, Ohio.
Mr.. John MoWhorter, of AL.
banv. Ohio. was in our city Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Rectenwald and four
children. of Charleston, who have
been visiting her parents Judge
and Mrs. j. W. English, returned
home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. q. Jordan and
Miss Emma, and guest
Mr.. FREDERICK Fioks. left Monday
morning for Ashland, and Milton,
where they will spend a week.
Miss Amelia Pribble. of Parkers-
who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends at Charleston,
Montgomery and in this city, re-
turned to her home Monday morn
ing
Miss Lucy Long, on her way to
to visit friends, while
out driving in Huntington, lost her
pocket book which contained a
gold watch and chain, $1,000 in
money and her ticket to Cincin-
natl.
Born to Nj. and Mrs. George
w. Bennett, of Gleenfield, Pa, q
son, Sept. IL. 1908. Mrs. Bennett
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Monroe. of this city.
Mr.. j. l.. Hayes. of Modern, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Cox, of Beech
Hill, were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. White, of
Rodney, Ohio. who have been visi-
ting relatives at Old Town and
Debby, returned home Monday.
Mr.. O. W. White and son MIR. l..
A. White. who have been visiting
relatives in Morgan county, Ohio,
returned to their home at Debby
last week.
Miss Wayne O. Trimble, of
Pratt, and Mrs. T. O. Lewis, of
East Bank, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Shaw. return
ed to their homes Saturday even-
ing. Miss Trimble is Mrs. Shsw's
sister.
MI. j. Friedman returned Sun
day irom>a business trip to New
York
Mr.. Ed L. Neale, of Ben Lo-
mond. was in our city Monday.
Mr. Van Brown. of Maggie. was
in town Monday.
Mr.. VIM. r. Boswell. of Wayne
county, Iowa, Mr.. John Greenlee
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While lighting a gasoline stove
last week, Mr.. Will Fowler, who
conducts a restaurant in this city,
received a bad burn on his hand
and arm. The burn though pain
full, is not serious.
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Prof. A. r NJ. Jamison. will
have charge of the Hartford
schools this term.
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The Point Pleasant
National Bank-The
N ew now
open for business in
the Kisar block, Main
Street Don't forget
the name.
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GO to the Opera House tonight
if you want to enjoy the evening

The following announcement
has been received here which will
explain itself:
Mt. and Mrs A. p. Butterneld
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Caroline James
DR.. Cory Hogg
Wednesday September the ninth
nineteen hundred and three
Cincinnati 2
At Home
affer October h fifteenth
Harvey, West Virginia
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MI. VIM Fowler, has moved his
restaurant into the Hickman room
just below G. @. Tippett's tailor
ing establishment.
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The best you will see this season
is Ted e. Faust minstrel's at
Hooff's Opera House tonight.
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Extracts of Lemon, Strawberry,
Banana, 10 cents per ounce each;
Extracts of Vanilla, 10 and 15 cents
per ounce, at Van elders.
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Miss Janet MoCulloch on last
Thursday evening nicely entertain
ed a few of her lady and gentle
men friends. The evening was
very pleasantly spent and the re-
freshments were very highly en-
joyed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-23

Service at Spilman Sunday IL a
M; service Christ Church Sunday
night 1880 O'Clock you are invited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-23

Marriage license issued since
our last report:
Sept. 14th, Erwin Adkins and
Dortha s Weaver; 18th, Sherman
zerkle and Ola B CartmiIl; 18th,
Geo O Baker and Taoy o Living.
ston; Isaac j McColIum and Vslla
M Morrison; Geo 81 Mol Daniel and
Mary L Burris; Adds j Gould
and Dasha Z Hudson; Marcus L.
Moore and Clara Bass; Charles
Rayburn and Grace Tranor; Geo
e Nevelle and Lena M Wray; 21st
j e Van atre and e E Zerkle.