The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-31
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Lon Gill, formerly OF this county. bu
now OF Diamond, W. Va. was here Thursda,
and sold his farm near Flat Rock, 20 Mr.. W
A. Brannon, of Deer Lick. He made as q
pleasant cali while here.
Mr.. W J. Brown. Of Leon. was In tovr
last Wednesday on business
Messrs. Chas. Neale, OF Quincy, and Edwin
Neaie, OF Huntington, were here Sunday
visiting their parents.
Mrs. w. P. Neale, Mrs. e. L. Neale and
Miss Sue Waggener returned Saturday from
three months visit to their brother, Nr. T.
IAWaggener and family at Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
Mrs n. e. Tippett, of Detroit, Mich, il
here, being called on account OF the sickness
and death OfCapt. Aaron Williamson.
Mrs. N. G. Tyler of spilman, was visiting
friends here Thursday.
Miss Mabel Gibbons. teaching school In
Charleston, spent Saturday and Sunday
here with her sisters
Capt J. Fred Wilkerson. conductor on the
K 4 N. railroad, who has q host of friends
here who are always glad to see him, was in
town few days last week.
Mr- J. n. Stephenson returned Saturday
from visit to his sister, Mrs Sophia Camp
bell, In Meigs county.
Mrs. 8. A. Sterret, OF Buffalo, accompanied
by Mrs. Amanda Mann and little SON, OF
Bluefield, returned to Buffalo Thursday.
after few days visit with Mrs. ]. L. Hutch
inson and family.
Mr.. f. B. Risk and wife. Miss Willie Risk
and Capt J. F. wilkerson left Monday ON a
few days visit to Mrs. Risks parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Cobb, at Ashton.
Mr.. ]. n. Hutchinson returned Sunday
from a short visit to Mr.. 8. A. Sterrett and
family at Buffalo.
Miss Lizzie Smith after two weeks visit
with Mrs ]. L. Hutchinson and family At
Henderson, returned to Gen. McCausland's
at Grimms Landing, Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Long, of South Side, and Mr..
Hugh McAlIister. of Covington, Va. were
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Ben franklin, Jr.
the first OF this week.
Miss Florence Alexander. of Letart, here
for several days visiting Cap. and Mrs. c. 81.
Varian' returned home Monday.
Misses Icie and Shirley shamblin, OF Jack.
son county, arrived here Thursday to visit
their cousin, Mrs. John Clark. Miss Shirley
has returned to her home. Miss Icie will
remain for several days visit.
Mr. ]. L. Pannell, OF Columbus, was here
a few days last week.
Mr.. Thos. 81. Kemper. of New Haven, was
here few days on business last week.
DR.. W. s. Reeec and wife, of BeaIe, were
here last Wednesday.
Hon. Rankin Wiley returned last night
from business to Wheeling.
Miss Carrie Bloom left yesterday for Mad
tson, Ind. to visit Mr.. M NJ. LaidIey and
family. and will later on finish her musical
education at Cincinnati
Miss Justine johnson, of Gallipolis, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Foreman Wallis, at
The Spencer, Friday.
Capt A s. Leach and wife of Red House
were here last Wednesday.
Mr. J. II. My. of winheId, was in this
city last Thursday.
Mr.. Jas. Bright, of New York City, here
for several days visiting his uncle, Hon. J.
Capehart returned Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Rogers, of Charleston, spent
Sunday here with her sister Mrs w s.
TulIy
Mr.. G. d. Burdett, of Charleston, a few
days ago had an in-growing nail removed
which laid him of from work for a few
days. which time he spent here with his
father. Capt.J. N. Burdett.
Mr.. II. e. Turner, of Mason, and SON, Mr..
Lem Turner, of Washington, d. C. were
visitors in town yesterday. While here he
hOnored this ONCE with a call.
Conductor ". B. Allen, of the K. & N. who
has been down South, spent last week here
with his mother.
Chief yoeman Earl Williamson, of the
Missouri, was called here on account OF sick
ness and death of his father, Capt Aaron
Williamson. Mr.. Williamson left his battle
ship at Boston.