The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-02

Mr.. J. Icenhower. of Mason. wa
here yesterday.
Mr.. F. 81. Laird. of Charleston
was here visiting friends yesterday
!, Mr.. Harry Prince, of Apple
Grove. was here Monday.
Mr.. G. w. Cossin, of Leon. wal
here the first of the week.
Mr.. Perry B. Buxton has moved
bis family from Buffalo to Leon
! Mr.. r. E. Fulton, of Gallil
County, Ohio. lie a business visitor
in town.
Rev s O. Priddy is very ill al
his home near South Side with ap.
pendicitis.
Mr.. A. Rifle. of Waterloo. was a
pleasant visitor to our office yester-
day while in town on business
Mr.. Robert Haptonstall, working
on the Hotel Frederick in Hunt.
ington, spent Sunday here with his
family.
President of the County Court,
Mr.. j. 81. johnson, of Mason,
made this Office pleasant call yes
terday.
Mr.. r. w. Deylong, of Couch. a
splendid young man. left yesterday
for Wellsville, Ohio, where he has
secured employment.
Mr.. s. G. SomervilIe. of near
Maggie. a subscriber to the Regis
ter, almost since it was founded,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs. of this coun-
ty, who has been working near
Lancaster, Ohio. for the past six
ponths, returned h ,me last Satur-
day.
Mr. O. F. Strahl. travelling Live
Stock Agent of the B. 6 o. r. R.,
was here Monday night the guest
of the B. & o agent, Mr.. W. Q.
Jordan.
Mrs. j. L Written, who has
been quite sick for the past few
weeks. We are happy to report to
her many friends that she is very
much improved.
Mr.. David Caldwell, manager of
the Popular Grove Stock Farms,
of Gallipclis Ferry, one of the best
and largest stock farms in the state,
was in town yesterday for short
time on business.
Capt. William b. CLARK, Hull
Inspector, and Capt. Charles q.
Thomas, Boiler Inspector, the
gentlemen who have charge of
the U. s. Inspectors Office of the
7th District, located here. arrived
here Monday morning.
Mr.. O. @. Mccoy. who moved
his family from Wyoma to Valley
Crossing, franklin county Ohio,
a month ago, was here the first of
the week and bought several head
of fine horses from Mr. Chas Simp-
kins. of Couch He returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. W. r. Tippett has sold out
his hotel in Ravenswood and has
leased the fine new hotel. Valley
Heights. owned by Mr.. B e. Car
ney. at Pence Springs and will take
charge of the came at once. Mr.
Tippett's family are here for few
days visiting relatives before going
to Pence Springs.
Captain John Thornburg was in
town today looking fine
Mr.. Webb Condee's little girl is
about we'll.
Messrs. Joe Brown and Black, of
MERGERS Bottom, were buying in
town today.
Miss Norma Bright, of Brighton,
W. Va, daughter of Mr.. E S.
Bright was visiting her sister Mrs
Charley Thomson today.
Captain j. B. MoGuffin and wife.
of Sewell. were down on business
today. They have become the
owners of the o. M Holoomb pro-
perty on Third avenue.
Mr. Lee Arlington is unloading
barge of 100000 feet of lumber
at the river and four more barges
of the same amount are on the way
The Gallipolis Furniture Co., gets
lit It is from the Peter S. Lewis
farm which be is clearing CALI
polls Tribune. April 26
Mr.. Ed. s. Berridge came down
from Point Pleasant Saturday
evening on visit to his mother.
Mrs. George s. Berridge -Galli-
polls Journal, April 80.