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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

seen una fortuna inmensa en- obras dc
arte, sobre todo en- cuadros tapice-
rfas, todo ell interes de los debates Sc
reduce q aquellos en- que Sc ha decidi-
do que las asociaciones que represen.
tan los cultos seran encargadas, en-
5vez del Estado, de la administration
de estos bienes.
Los soc alistas quisieran que to-
dos estos bienes fuesen administrator
por ell Estado, pero ell gobierno ha 10
grado obtener que ell articulo de la
nueva ley fuese moditicado de manera
que las asocaciones cultuales que su-
ceden q los miembros del clero sean
las 6nicas encargadas de la gerencia
de dichos bienes. Los otros articulos
de esta ley Sc referen principalmente
q las medidas que tomara la policfa
contra la actividad religiosa en- los
asuntos politicos.
Hace actualmente dos meses que
han comenzado otros debates ain
no Sc ha tijado la fecha para ell voto
final. Aguardase sin embargo que es
te voto Sc efectuari d mediados 6cuan-
do mas tarde, q fines del mes de Ju
nio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06
CAMB|O De AC7|TUD
Los republicanos protestant
do contra los EXCLUSIVES
mos actuaIes
NEGRURAS QUE AHORA VEN
Ultimas palabras de un gran.
de hombre, aplicadas
q Puerto Rico

Tenemos que .anotar un cambio d.
posici6n..
No viene de nosotros.
Viene de los republicanos.
Estos, que tenfan la cerviz incli
NADIA, hasta Ell polvo, Ia levantan aho
ra gradualmente.
Hoy un POGO, mafiana otro POGO J
asf la van irguiendo cada vez mas
El pals aguarda impaciente el mo
mento en- que pueda por fin mirarles
en- la actitud que corresponds & los
buenos patriotas.
No inclinados, nj arrodillados.
De pie.
A las manifestaciones del Sun,
que sef1alamos aver, hay que afadir
otras, todavla mas elocuentes y ter
minantes.
Las formuladas por los sefiores
Barbosa Sanchez Morales en- Ia I'll
TINA session del Consejo Executive.
Ahora ven esos compatriotas eque
no todo ell monte es oregano.,
Ahora caen en- la cuenta de que no
todo es ventura en- la famante ameri-
canizaci6n del pals.
Ahora les ocurre que muy bien
pueden darse en- la moderna colonia
los vicios y achaques que tan bien ca
racterizaron la colonia antigua.
iAlabado sea Dios.
Nunca es tarde 81 la dicha es
buena.
No es tarde todavfa, por fortuna.
g. A pesar de la politica de,exclusi
vismos y privilegios, llevado a cabo
en- esta isla durante siete largos amos,
con la fraternal cooperation de no
menos fraternales hermanos nuestros.
A pesar de nuestras luchas, divi-
stones y discordias.
A pesar del regimen, de la pobreza
economica y de la centralizaci6n poli-
tica que hoy convierten de hecho
q nuestro pueblo en- un humilde
servidor del gobierno, Puerto Rico Sc
salvara, 81 todos sus hijos, unidos, Sc
aprestan q salvarle.
Ciertamente, 81 esa que ven ahora
Sanchez Morales, Barbosa y 10 dem&s
correligionarios suyos, 10 hubieran WIS.,
to un POGO mas temprano, Sc habrfan
evitado en- nuestra terra muchas an
gustias.
Muchos dolores.
Muchas lagrimas.
La familia puertorriquefIa estarfa
desde hace mucho tempo completa
mente unida.
Y habiendo visto ell gobierno en-
tai forma & nuestros compatriotas to-
dos, les respetaria un POGO mas,
porque un pueblo debil que sabe de-
fender sus derechos con entereza y
energia, hace olvtdar su debilidad an
to las mobiles cualidades de su espfritu.
Y quizGs lucharfamos en- condicio.
mes menos deplorables.
Pero aun es tempo, repetimos.
Poca cosa Sc necesita, para sepul-
tar en- la sima del olvido las negruras
del pasado.
Basts, simplemsnte, que las pala-
bras 90 vean Confrmadas y robuSteci.
das por los hechos.
Que no haya en- Puerto Rico frac-
clones nj grupos, sino un solo co.
raz6a para defender Puerto Rico.
AtribGyense al libertador Bolivar
estas solemnes pslabrss, momentos
antes de morir:
-siUni6n, union, union, colombia
nos, 9 la anarqufa os devorarA!S
Nosotros, paratraseando al gran
de hombre, decimos:
-lUni6n, union, union, puertorri-
quenos, Si no quereis ser vfctImas de
Ia miseria y la servidumbre!
uua NFurPna, ,,n-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-06

Las ceremonias para la celebra-
cion del matrimonio del principe here
dero Federico Guillermo con la duque-
sa Cecilia de Mecklembourg Schwerin,
duraran cuatro dfas y comenzaran el
sabado 3 de JUNO, fecha de la llege da
de la desposada, que descendera con
su familia viniendo de Schwerin al pa
lacio de Bellwne.
La duquesa sera recibida la
puerta de Brandebourg por ell jefe bur
gomaestre, los miembros del consejo
municipal y Glen j6venes de familias
prominentes escogidas entire 700 candi
datos y que presentaran flores q la fu-
tura emperatrz. Estas j6venes esta-
ran siempre vestidas de la misma ma
nera, usando ell traje traditional de
las j6venes alemanas con sus cabelle-
ras trenzadas. A continuation del prin
cipe heredero y de su futura, vendran
de derecho, diputaciones de conner
ciantes y de divorsos cuerpos de ofcios,
segdn una costumbre inmemorial.
Ell emperador ha pedido que esta
eutrada en- la villa que sera Ia tnics
ceremonial p1blica, sea aencilla.
La svenida sBsjo los Tilos1, que
va desde Ia puelta de Brademburgo
al palacio, donde el emperador y 10
emperatriz sguardsran q la duquesa
Cecilia, sera decorada con guirnal-
dss de rosas srtifciales, habi6ndose
dado comienLo a cuatro mil guirnal-
das.
Las plazas y las ventanaS de la
avenida eBsio los Tllos> han sido
alquiladas q precios one varfsn entire
s y 125 dollars.
Los reglos de boda serSn ofreci.
dos el lunes 5 de JUNO por la msfIs-
ma, cuando tenga lugar la reception
de las diputaciones encargadss de
presentar las felicitaciones los fu-
turos esposos.
La ceremonial del matrimonio ci-
vii ser& celebrada por un mInistro de
Ia casa real, y el matrimonio religio-
SO por el capellan del palacio.
Ell ceremonial que hay que obser-
(C0ntinud en- Ia pdgina 9a)
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
Born to Nj and Mrs HowaFd Is

Born to Mr. and Hrs Howard D
Miller SON. July 25. 1905.
Gen John McCansland and
daughter Miss Charlotte. from up
Kanawha were in town yesterday.
Mr. A Mcvay. Of HnntingtoD.
was here Monday night and Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs E B franklin spent
yesterday with Mrs Al F Long and
family at Maggie.
Mrs Robert Henderson, of Or
bana. Ohio. arrived here yesterday
evening on visit to her father.
Col q B Thomas.
Miss Maggie Bright who has
been visiting here left Monday on
week visit to relatives in Mid
dleport from there she will return
II her home in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs W D Hughes and
little son of Columbus. arrived
here Sunday on a weeks visit to
Mrs Hughes parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Brnestle.
Mr. John Rock the popular bar
tender at The Spencer, who has
been confined to his home by sick.
ness for several days, is able to be
out.
Messrs Q o Brown, of Winfield.
J G Fairbank, of Marion, Ohio,
and Charles E Wyatt. of Hunting
ton. were here yesterday vcn bust
ness.
Mics Ella Chambers clerk in j
F Burdett & Co.'s store who has
been laid up for several days with
a sprained ankle is able to be at
the store again
Miss Muset Kiger, the efficient
treasurer and book-keeper for the
Equity Milling Co, who has been
absent from her Office for a few
days on account of sickness. we.
ara glad to srnouncefo her many
friends that she has recovered and
is again at her Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
BirthdaY Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Epple on last
Wednesday night at their home on
Fret street, nicely entertained a
number of little folks in honor of
the 9Th birthday of their son. Biz
thold The evening WAS delight
fully spent and jolly time had by
all. Those present were: Edna
and Pearl McGufin. Virginia
Whsley. Ida and zelIa McGn&n,
Bessie Ray burn. justine Bates. Joe
and Cable Rayburn. Geo. William
son, Lloyd Rock and Frank Fry.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
Church Notice.

Service at Christ Church to-
night at 8 O'Clock. No service next
Sunday.
The Rev. j. Howard Gibbons
will hold services nexi Sunday at
Winfield.
Beginning Monday Aug. Z and
continuing for several days, the
Rev. j Brittingham, of st. Luke's
Church, Wheeling, will conduct a
Mission at Bruce Chapel. Service
every night 7:30 O'Clock.
On Wednesday there will be ser.
vice with the Holy Communion at
II a. m Service for the children
at 2 p. m. and service at night Z 30
O'Clock.
Every one cordially invited to
these services.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
RIVER NEWS

The Indiana, full of excursion
lists. broke shaft and was towed
into Cincinnati by the Hercules
Carroll Monday. This makes
three boats at Cincinnati with
broken shafts, the Louisville and
Val P. Collins being the other
two.
1t will cost over $4,000 to repair
the City of Louisville which re-
gently ran thre ugh herself.
Captain Peter G. Holloway of
this CITY has had his license ex
tended up the Great Kanawh river
by the Inspectors.
A gasoline launch exploded on
the Monongahela river. at Morgan:
town, last week with a report that
was heard all over the town. Four
ladies and gentlemen were in the
launch, and although they were not
seriously hurt, they received burns
of painful nature.
The big towboat Beaver. after
being almost rebuilt by the Kama
wha Dock Co, at this place, left
Thursday afternoon for Carlo. The
Beaver is now one of the best tow
boats on the river. She is a pow
erful boat and now-practioaIly new.
Engineer VIM johnson, of the
E. r. Andrews, was married to Mrs
q S ChiIders, charming widow
lady at Huntington. They will re-
side at Soary.
Capt. Gorde1 c. Green, of New
port, Ohio. YVES here Friday night.
Capt. Green is superintendent of
the Cincinnati and Pomeroy pack
ct line
Capt. f. @ Saunders, of Char
lesion. was here Thursday.
Capt. s. A. Leach, of Red House
was here the first of the week on
his way up the Ohio river to look
at boat and will buy her proba-
bly, for the Kanawha river trade.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Mr.. Robert P. Liter. manager Of
the Capehart Stock Farm, left
Monday morning on the steamer
Greenwood With Marquette. Jr..
Daisy WiIks. Dolly Gray, Star
Light and Page Index, where he
win enter them IN the races at Cat.
lettsburg, Ky. Bob is well know
as q horseman. and viii no doubt
return with the capital prizes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
Young Girl Shoots Hen who At
emptel TO eeduce Her.

B. D. Gibson. Of Hinton. a g.
~ o. fireman. was shot and killed
Thursday evening by his fourteen
year old stepdaughter. Carrie Dol
ley whom be looked up in room
with him She claims he made
immoral proposals to her and told
her if she left the room he would
shoot her. While he was doing
from drink she slipped the gun
from him but he aWoke and she
shot in self defense, blowing off
the entire top of his head. The
coroner exhonerated the girl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
L D. I IFFEIII
CITY Treasurer

The StoItz-B'azer Co., new
Touring mill is rapidly b, ing
pushed to completion The FRO
moters of this new industry hope
to be in operation in about
ten days Ne srs. st rz and
Blazer are both praoticaI business
men, both well and favorab'y known
throughout the county. and We
v1uchsafe for them success.
Mr.. John Nj. Burdett has &C
cepted position with the company
as book. keeper and salesman, and
he having had several years ex
perience in this business. we con
gratuIate the Stortz-Bltzsr Co, in
securing his services
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Mrs Mary Dormiok, age 81
years, wife of John Dormiok. died
at her home in Clifton. Sunday
July 18th, of dropsy and was
buried in the Odd Fellows Gene
terry at Mason. She leaves an aged
husband, three sons and two
daughters.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Mr.. J. Bernard Peyton, Of Char
lesion, was married last Wednesday,
to Miss Pearl Drown Mau-
pin. The sffair was very quiet,
none bat the most intimate friends
OF the family being pEesent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

City taxes are now due and
should be paid some time during
this month. By paying them
before the LIST of August, you save
ten per cent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

We .oan't understand Why our
merchants don't close their stores
about six or seven O'Clock nthe
evenings during the hot weather.
The merchants of all the towns
around us do 90.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
Point Pleasant and Gallipolis.

Captain Amos Armstrong and
James Wilson have started sgaso.
line yacht between Point Pleasant
aud Gallipolis, making four trips a
day; leaving here in the morning
at 8 and $50 O'Clock; in, the after
noon at l and 2:30 O'Clock The
yacht will accommodate % people
and is perfectly safe The yacht
will be for rent during the hours
after supper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

A terrific storm passed over Mar
ion county last Wednesday that
did about $4,000 damage to the
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Ottie Stanley. of Middleport.
brakeman on the K. & NJ, had his
foot cut off just above the ankle at
Diokerson. Thursday morning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
Notice to Tax Payers.

Ylur city taxes are nos due and
should be paid to the City Treas
nrsr on OF before the 31st day of
July. 1905 Taxes not paid with
in the given time will be turned
over to the City Marshal for collect
ion With penal y of ten per cent
added Tue treasurer can he found
at his flee from 7 O'clock a. ID
until O'Clock p. N
F. B. TIPPErr,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Mrs. Vim Tulley spent SUNDAY
JET Poca.
Mr.. Oscar Douglass. of Buffalo
was in town Monday.
Mr. j h Long, of South Side
was in town Monday.
Messrs CIaud M. and VIM. Wall
of GalIipoIis. were visitors in oul
city Monday.
Mr. VIM Wiley and family, Of
Flat Rock. were visiting in town
Monday.
Mr.. M. Long, of Beech Hill
was in town Thursday,
Mr.. P. B Buxton. of Buffalo,
wes here Monday.
Editor John Miller. of the Put
nam Democrat, was in town Mon.
day.
DIR. j. B. johnson and Mr. q
q Booton. of Gallipolis, were here
Monday.
Mr.. G. K Ruddell, of Charles
ton, was here for a few days the first
of the week visiting friends
Miss Lyde Kimberling returned
Monday from few days visit to
friends in Middleporf.
Mr.. Ira Holmes and wife, of
Charleston. were visiting Capt w.
D. Holmes and family Sunday.
President of the County Court,
j d johnson, of Mason, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. Edwin Neale. of the Ameri-
can Bank and Trust Co., Hunting
ten. spent Sunday here with rela
tives.
Mrs. Henry s. Wolf aud Mrs.
Andy Watson attended the funeral
of Harry Long, at Gallipolis Ferry.
Monday
Messrs G. j. Eckard. of Flsxton,
and George Fisher. of Five Mile
were in town on business Monday.
Miss Alice Neale returned Sat
urday morning from short visit to
friends in Huntington.
Miss Lynn Lewis arrived here
from Charleston last Thursday to
visit Misses Josephine and Reba
Beale.
Miss Mary MooulIoOh returned
last Tuesday from a visit to her
sister Mrs. William Steenbergen at
Vivian.
Mrs. John o'Neill, of Holloway.
Ohio, has returned home after q
visit here to her parents Captain
W D. Holmes and wife.
Mr.. L. D. Rousb, near town,
called at this Office Monday and
renewed his subscription to the
Weekly Register.
Prof. P. H. Steenbergen has re-
turned from Morgantown where
he took a special course at the
State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Charles, of
Colum bus, arrived here Sunday on
a weeks visit to Capt. John L.
Charles and family
Mrs. B L. Burdett ard little son
left Saturday on two weeks visit
to her mother, Mrs Loving, at
Deepwater, Fayette county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Winger re-
turned last Wednesday from visit
to MrF. Wingers' parents at Mar
shall, No, and to relatives in Ken
tucky.
Mrs. Hugo Juhling and little
daughter, Florence. returned to
their home at New Haven last
Wednesday, after visit here with
her parents, Capt. j. w @. Heslop
and family.
Miss Carrie Bettinger, of Mason.
was here last week for few days
visiting her sister Mrs j. Q Stortz
and went up to Leon Monday
morning and returned to her home
yesterday.
Mr. Ben MiddIeooff came down
from Charleston and met his wife
and two children here who return
ed Sunday from visit to relatives
in Columbus, and returned to
Charleston Sunday evening.
Sergeant William B. Barlow, 1st
Co. Inf. D. R., and VIM. Hoover
were here the first of the week
from the Columbus Barricks. They
will leave about September 1st for
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Mr.. j u Hatneius y = heNenut
Collector. was be.e over Sunday.
/ Col. q. E Soilman. of spilman
was here Friday.
Mr.. W D. Holloway, of Hunt
tington. WAS here Saturday.
Mr.. Howard Robey spent Sun
day at Cheshire, Ohio.
Mr.. James W Arnold. of Mason,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. F. F. Starcher. of Ripley
was here Thursday,
Mr.. j. L Thorn, of Wyome, was
in town Thursday on business.
Mr.. W. c. Jewett. of Hunting
ton. was here Monday.
DIR. B.-J. Campbell. of Glen
wood. WIS here last Wednesday
Mr.. W B. Barnett. of Leon. was
in town Saturday.
Mr. G. W. oossin. of Providence.
wac 10 town last week
M. Henry Wells. of Maiden.
spent Sunday here with relatives
and friends.
Mss Musa Kiger. of Hunting
ton. spent Sunday here with rela-
tives.
Miss Kate Boring, of Pomeroy.
was visiting Miss Gertrude Fowler
at Maggie last week.
Hon. and Mrs j. S Spencer re
turned Sunday from trip to Gin
cinnsti.
Captain William j. Keister and
little con William j. Jr, of Ash
ton. were here Monday.
Miss Josephine Beale returned
Saturday from a visit at Ashland.
KY, and Huntington.
Miss Helen Howard left Sunday
on a weeks visit to Mrs Blanche
Ruffener at Charleston.
DIR. F. b D Biser. of Parkers-
burg, was in our city last Wednes-
day.
Engineer j. h French of the
z. & M. Ry, was here Sunday
night visiting friends.
Mr.. Harry Prince. of Apple
Grove, was here Thursday and
Friday.
Mr. A. @. Wsggener, of Pleasant
Flats. was pleasant caller at this
ofice Saturday,
Mr.. D. R. Lewip, near town, was
in town Saturday, and renewed his
subscription to the Register.
Messrs. Joseph Brown and q.
W Wallis. of Apple Grove. were
here Saturday
Miss Minnie Sterrett, up Kama
wba, was visiting Mrs. Mcbride,
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Prestly, at
Gallipolis, last week.
Mrs. George Poffenbarger and
two sons. Mrs. N. L Bryan and
and Mr. Don Blegg were
visitors in Charleston Thursday
Col. T T. Wallis, of Clarksburg,
was here Wednesday night visit
ing Mr.. Homer Smith at The
Spencer.
Mrs. Ed A Polsley returned to
her home at Letart. after few
days visit here with her mother,
Mrs N E. Hale.
Mr. A. g. Van Glider. of Point
Pleasant. Mason county, is visiting
Rev Ben Harrop for few days
West Virginia News, Roncevert,
July %.
Messrs Jemes Ackerp, George
Hickman, Jr., and Misses Minnie
and Annie Bauers, of Columbus.
spent Sunday here with Mr.. Geo
Hickman and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Vel. Rswson. tenn
porarily residing in Hobson. Ohio,
were visitors here Friday and Sat
urday. He had some repairs made
to his house in Heights. now CO.
oupied by Mr.. Shubert.
Mrs. w. B. Huston, Miss Bessie
Tippett, Messrs. W. w Riley and
George q. S 1meryille, were the
guests of MIS- Kate Windon and
sister Miss Lucy Long, at Maggie,
Sunday.
DIR. W. S Hoy came over from
Wellston, Ohio, Thursday and ac.
oompanied his wife, Mrs. W. b
Tomlinson and Mrs. Joe CLARK
back to Wellston Friday after a
visit here with friends and relatives
NJ oDd Mrs Jomas Mo,r,ar ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26
DEATHs.

Harry, twelve year old son of
Mr.. Homer Long and wife, died at
his home at Gallipolis Ferry Sat
urday and was buried Monday at
the home burying grounds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

Mr.. George W Eckard. of Fla
Rock was IN town Monday
Mr. Byrd Stone and son Charles
of near Leor, were here Mondsy
Mr.. G. Heise. of Ben Lomond
asin town the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. o A Ronsh, O
Spilman, were in town Monday
Miss Irene Bowyer was the CUES
of Miss Garnet Lupton. at Cali
polls last Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Inman, of Winfield
was here Sunday visiting her sister
Mrs. j w Windon.
Miss Bessie Householder, Of
Knoxville, Tenn. is here visiting
her aunt Mrs E A ereger
MesSrs. O. @. johnson and W.
F. Stalder. of Buffalo. were here
Mondey.
MT " ID HaymaD, OF MERGERS
Bottom. was in town yesterday.
Miss verda Rock. of Pittsburg,
is visiting her brother Mr. John
Rock and family ofthis city
Mrs L A Harper and two child
rem left Sunday for Columbus. to
visit her parents for month
Mr.. 1. F. Brinkman returned
yesterday from a business trip to
Huntington.
Mr.. CA Stsnebraker. of Tharps-
burg, KY, is here for a few days
visit.
Mr. Frank Hewkins, of Athenp,
Ohio, has been the, guest of Mr.
b g. Nease and family.
Mrs. Ed. Greer here visiting her
husband for few days returned to
Ripley Monday.
Mrs j. E. Carrling, of Pittsbure,
is visiting her brother Sheriff j
o McDermitt and family at Am.
brosia.
Mr. Lyme Herndon, of Louis
vile. KY. Democratic candidate
for City Auditor. was here Monday
calling on his old friende.
Mr.. MerreI Kerr and wife. Mr.
Harry Hern and wife, of Gallipolis.
we're here Sunday afternoon call.
ing on Mrs Kerr's aunt, Mrs. L
J. Williamson.
Miss Frances Van Meter, of
Gallipolis Ferry, was here the first
of the week visiting Mr. j M. 81
Beale and family.
Miss Bertha Fry an attendant at
the Second Hospital for Insane at
Spencer, was here Sunday July 16,
and sreut the day with her
mother Mrs Mary Fry
Miss Marguerite Grass has gene
to Mason City to attend a house
party given by Mrs Virgil A Lewis
Huntington Herald
Miss Nettie Holloway returned
home Sunday evening from ten
days visit to Mr.. and Mrs o. o.
Smith, and other friends in Colum-
bus.
Mrs M j Hannis and two little
grandsons Hoy aud Arnold Han
mis- of Beech Hill, were in town
yesterday visiting her BROTHER Mr.
Thomas Vest and family
Messrs L @ SonerviIle, Dell
Howell Misses Emma and Mary
Work took in the excursion to
Columbus last Sunday
Mrs Robert Harris who has
been here on a months visit to her
mother Mrs r F Chambers return
ed to her home at Middleport. yes
terday.
Mrs Rebecca Jane Beohtle and
daughter, Mrs Eliza S johnson,
and sons, John A and Chas v, of
ElweIl. and Mr. R R Denny, of
Bidwell, o. were in town yesterday
Hon. Rankin Wiley, aocompa-
MED his wife. to Huntington last
Saturday and returned that even
iug Mrs Wiley returned Monday
afternoon accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Riokette, who will
make her a visit.
Mr.. John Waggener holding a
good position as street car con-
ductor in st Louie. Mo. arrived
at his parents home at Arbuckle
last Wednesday to spend his va
cation, he was here Monday visit.
ing DR.. W. P.NeaIe and family.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

BY paving your city taxes, this
month, you save ten per cent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-07-26

When a girl is two her father is
pleased when she goes into his
pockets when he comes home
nights, when she is he is irri
tated, and when she is thirty o
gets mad.