The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-01

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Mrs. sophia volIert IL visiting her dangh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Judy and family, at Logan,
Ohio. - - rs
from q three weeks camping trip on Greer
brier River
Mrs. z. h. woelnel and two children LETT
last Wednesday on q visit to relativesi In Ohio
and New York.
Mr.. n. c. Rairden. OF Leon. one of our best
friends, was in town Friday and renewed his
subscription 70 the Register.
Miss Clara Schmidt, OF Madison. Indiana
was here the latter part OF last week visiting
Capt ]. w. &. Heslop and family.
Mrs.R. F. Chambers was called to Mid
dleport yesterday on account OF the sickness
OF her daughter, Mrs. Robert Harris.
Mrs. William Steenbergen arrived here
yesterday from Beckiey on visit TO her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCuIloch.
Miss Blanche Stone returned home We'd
nesday from q lew weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. Emraett Taylor. at Garnet, W. Va.
Mrs. c. Sehon and daughter, Miss Anne,
here for some time visiting relatives. return
ed to their home at Huntington Saturday
Misses Mildred Francis, of Athens and
Carrie Murphy, of Albany, were here last
stry-
Messrs. Charles Neaae, of Quincy, and
Edwin Neale. of Huntington, spent Sunday
here with their parents, Dr. and Mrs w p
Neale.
Mr.. George Grimm. :of Grimm's Landing.
and Mr.. Peter Grimm, of Pomeroy, Ohio,
were business visitors in our city last We'd
nesdsy.
Mrs. B. g. Carpenter has returned to her
home at Pocai after a pleasant visit here
with Mrs. Stephen Capehart and other
friends. ------ --.-.-..
Mr.. R. J. Edwards and SON, Mr.. Nfmrod
Edwards, back Of Glenwood, two splendid
Democrats and good citizens, were in town
Thursday.
Miss sybil Menager, of Huntington. who
has been visiting In Wheeling, on her return
stopped here Saturday to visit relatives for
q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ]. Friednan and two neph-
ews. Master Sidney and Louie Friedman left
Sunday 70 spend . few weeks at the All
Healing Springs, Va. !
Mrs. w. P. Neale, Mrs. E. l.. NeaIe and
Miss Sue Waggener, leave today for Colorado
Springs, Col, TO visit their brother, Mr.. T. L.
Waggener and family.
Mrs. William Bolts and little son PrestIy,
here for some time visiting Hon. P. C.
Eastman and family returned to their home
at Newport, KY, Monday.
Mr.. W. z. Allen, wife and son Raymond,
arrived home from Newport News. Satur-
day. Mr.. Allen has accepted position with
the Enterprise Dock Co.. this city.
Mrs James Gatewood, OF GaTlipolis, Mrs.
Sallie Schonlein, OF Pomeroy, and Mr.. E. E.
Evans, of Indianapolis, Ind. :. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Thomas Monday
Mr.. W. E. Riddle, wife and two children,
here visiting Mrs. Riddles parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Rayburn. left Sunday for Quin-
cy, to visit Mr.. Riddles parents for two
weeks
Mr.. g. Dudley Burdett, who is connected
with the c. & G. Grocery Co., of Charleston,
was here last Friday and made some con
tracts for produce and vegetables for their
store. .s - -..s5
Mrs, Mayme Porter-Stout and friend, Miss
nellie WIndore, of Clarksburg, arrived Sat-
urday on three weeks visit to Mrs. Stout's
parents, Capt and Mrs. ]. c. Porter, at Ben
Lomond.
Capt. VI. Keister, little son and grandson
OF Ashton, were in town Saturday. The
little fellows very much resemble one an
other in looks and size and have been often
taken for twins, although there is several
months difference IN their ages.
Mr.. A Cobb, of Ashton, and two sons, Mr.
]. W. Cobb, of MERGERS Bottom, and w E.
Cobb and little daughter Bernice, of Color
ado Springs, Col, who are visiting here,
were in town Saturday visiting Mrs F. b
Risk, Mr. A. cobb's drughter.
Mr.. Henry Holloway, who has been bed
fast for some time with inhammatory rheu-
matism was taken to Mt Clemens, MichI-
gan, last Friday. His mother and brother,
Mrs. r. G. Holloway accompanied him.
They will return home Saturday.
Mrs. George A. DuvaI and little son here
visiting her mother, Mrs. B. Gilmore return.
ed to their home in Parkersburg, Friday and
Mrs. z. E. Heiner who has also be here
for some time visiting her mother, MIS- Gil
more, will leave the latter part OF the week
for her home in st. Paul, MINI.
Mr.. E. E. Roush, formerly of Longdale,
this county, now located at Huntington and
engaged in the U. 8. Mail service on the C.
q o. R. r running between Cincinnati and
Hinton on Nos and trains, was a business
visitor in our city last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. L. Beale and child, of Newark,
N. J., arrived here Monday to visit Mr.. ]
81. Fl. Beale and family. Miss Reba BeaIe
met Mrs. Beale in Charleston, going up on
the morning train. Mr. Beale who has been
very sick will be home in a short time, as
soon as he is able to make the trip, his
mother who has been with him during his