The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-10

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u visiting friends and relatives i'd this city.
Mr.. P. L. Roush. OF L.ongdale. was In town
y onday on business and made tins once a
Ar. Fred secrest, wife and little SON, have
Ohio 80. = ~ -
Miss Bessie Curry returned h ONE SATURDAY
rom ayisit TO relatives and friends in Char
Mrs. Joe cromiey and daughter, Miss Mer-
rim, of Gallfpoiis Ferry, were visitors in town
Saturday.
Mrs. George Roweli and daughter have
returned from visit to relatives at MuncIe.
Indiana
Mr.. George W. cundIn. from up in the
Bend. was pleasant caller a tour ONCE last
Saturday.
Conductor George NJ. Simpson, of the b. 4
o. located at ParkersburE, was Visiting here
last week.
Mr. Jasper Burris. near town, was in town
Saturday. called and paid his subscription to
the Register.
is visiting his sister, Mrs James Long. At
South Side.
Mrs Douglass Gilbert, of Illinois. here WISH
Il Ne
returned home.
their hotel at Pence Springs for the season
and are here visiting.
Messrs. Philip Holiey, z. P, Meadows and
Euri Meadows, OF Glenwood swere callers at
our ONCE. Saturday.
substantial citizens. was a welcome visitor
to our ONCE Saturday.
Mrs. Fred McGufn, OF Middlsport, here
several daySv visiting friends and relatives
| will return home today.
Mr.. s.. Miller. of stevens, called at this
once last Thursday and renewed his sub
| scription to the Register.
Messrs. Douglass Ellison and Brooks TIP
petit were visiting friends in Ravenswood
Monday and Monday night.
Mrs. o. <. DarnalI, here visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. R. Barbee. left Monday for
her home in Washington. d. c.
Mrs. Gilmore returned Sunday night
from an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs
George A DuVal, at Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Charles. OF Columbus,
arrived here Monday night to visit Mr..
Charles mother. Mrs. ]. L Charles.
Mrs. P. n. Kerwood has returned home
from an extended visit with her daughter,
| Mrs. c. NJ. Roberts, at Kansas City.
Miss Mabel Gibbons. of Charleston. spent
| Sunday here with her sisters, Mrs Fenton,
Mrs Swan and Miss Grace Gibbons.
Mrs. Sophia FRANCE, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
here visiting her cousin, Mra G. P. Gardner.
left Friday for Mason and Pomeroy.
Mr.. G. f. Mccullough and wife, here for q
| few weeks visiting his father, Mr.. ]. q. Nc
Cullough. near town, left yesterday for their
h ONE, at MoColster, Indian Territory.
Mr. Ben Ellis and son Robert, here for
weekIvisiting friends and relatives. return
ed to their home at Columbus. Saturday.
Mr. c. a. Lewis is home from New York,
| where he has been taking course In school
OF plumbing and sa"itaring engineering.
Miss Goldie Fisher, who has been visiting
| here and other places in the county, returned
| to her home at Roanoke, Va, last Monday.
Mrs. Luella B. Decker, of Hunter, Arkan-
sas, here visiting her father, Mr.. q. T. ].
Blain, near Henderson, returned to her home
| Monday.
Messrs. Dudley and Wallace Burdett, hold
ing good positions in Charleston, were here
Sunday visiting their father, Captain ]. Nj
| Burdett.
Mr. Grin T. Smith, member of the State
Democratic Executive Committee, attended
| a meeting or that committee In Psrkersburg
last week
Mrs. Sallie Guthrie and Mrs. Keller, near
GaIliPoIis, were here last Saturday visiting
/ Mrs. Guthrie's sisters, Misses Mcgee and
Nelia smith.
Mr.. Charles w. Clark, of the Point Pleas
ant Telephone Co., returned Sunday after
noon from a few days visit to relatives at
Athens, Ohio.
Mr.. George W. Summers, of Parkersburg,
one of West Virginia's prominent young
| men, was in our town for a few hours Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. ]. w. English and Miss Grace Glib
| bons will return to-day from a short visit to
| Mrs English's daughter. Mrs. l. V. Guthrie
| In Huntington.
Mr. e B. Jeffers, of Gauley Bridge visiting
/ his little three-yeRr-old daughter, at her
grand mOthers'a Mrs. Forrest, at Henderson,
| returned Monday.
Mr. g. E. Hale, wife and baby, here for a
few weeks visiting his mother, Mrs. N. E..
Hale and family, left Monday for their home
at Harrisburg. Pa.
Mr. w. Koontz, a prominent business
| man of Hinton, was here a few days last
| week the guest of Mr.. l.. ShiHet. Mr.. KoontE
returned home Monday.
Miss Kate Van Matre returned Monday
from Huntingtonaccompanie by her sister,
Mrs, Anna Sayre. They will visit friends
this week in Pleasant Flats
Mr.. James Price. here visiting his dauEh-
ter, Mrs. C. a. GebhaTt, left yesterday for his
home at Blue Creek, accompanied by Mrs.
| Gebhart, who will visit him for a few days
Captain Aaron Williamson, who has been
at the Healing Springs in Virginia for sever
| al weeks for treatment. has returned home
having received no benefit, and is now quite
poorly.
Miss Ella Chambers returned Friday from
a visit at Pittsburg. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Mrs. Jake Heathering-
ton and little daughter, who will be here for
several days.
Mr.. Hubert Householder, of Knoxville,
Tenn, is in the city, the guest of Capt E.
| Cregor and wife. for several days His sis
ter, Miss Bessie, here for several months,
| will accompany him home.
Mr.J. E. Hanson, located at weiIsville,
Ohio, with the International Harvesting Ma
chine Co., after a few weeks visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Hanson. ut Water
loo, viii return to WelIsville this week.
Mrs. A. L. Nourse and little daughter, Miss
Josephine, after several weeks visit here