The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-01-24

sev~re attack of the humps.
s Misses Anna and Adele Van Glider, c
Cheshire, were here Wednesday night an
= Thursday visiting their brother, Mr.. Leste
Van Glider and their uncle MIR. A. Z. Van
I Glider.
Mr.. j. A. FoglesonR, of Pennington. thl
state has been visiting his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Samuel FOglesong, at Mason and othe
5 relatives in this county.
Mr.CF. strahI, Travelling Stock Agen
for the B. & o. Ry.. was here Saturday ant
Sunday the guest of the B. & o., agent, Mr.
w. C. Jordan.
Miss Mary and Ella Gardner, of the Flats
have returned home from a two weeks visi
with relatives at Granville and Columbus
ohio.
!, Hon. George Couch and son. Mr. George
). Couch, Jr.. of Charleston were business
visitors in our city Monday
Mr.C e. Collins, of Buffalo. was here the
drst of the week on business.
Miss Mary Long returned to her home al
South Side, Saturday after a few days visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Franklin. Jr.
Miss Mary Knight returned to her home at
Maggie yesterday after several days visit
here with Hon q. E. Hogg and family and
Mrs. Susan Hogg and family.
a few days visit to his trother. Mr.. Dan
| Mossman, of Huntington.
Mrs. Chas. Thomson and children, ha e
returned from a visit to her parents at Brigh-
ton, w. Va.-Gallipolis Journal, Ian. -.
Mr. G. K:ncade, near town. called at Il is
| office yesterdr and left ten dollars for sub
scriptiOn 10 the Weekly Register.
Dr. b. F. Sommer, of Leon, was in town
yesterday on professional business.
| Mr.. and MIS-. ]. L. PAnnell. of Middleport.
are preparing to move to Columbus. Mrs,
Panne will be here this week to visit her
father, Hon. Rankin Wiley, for a while be-
4 fore going to her new home.
Mrs. Chas. A Hutchinson, of Chicago, call
ed here on account of the death of her father
Capt. j ohm L. Charles, returned home Mon.
| day. Her neice Miss Edith Baird accompan-
| led her as far as Columbus, where she went
| to visit her uncle, Mr.. j. E. Charles and
wife.
Mrs w. H. Hogg left Monday for BaIti-
/ more, to visit Mrs. Clarence Kirwan (nee
| Miss Ona McGufhn) Mr.. Kirwan is Captain
of large ocean steamer. Just before Mrs
Hogg took the train they received a telegram
| from their son, DIR. Cory Hogg stating that
| he had left Sunday night for Baltimore with
| Capt. John McGnffin, Mrs. Hogg's brother,
| OF Prudence to put him in a hospital for
| treatment. The cause of Capt. McGufin
| being taken to a hospital was not stated but
It probably must be something serious.
Mr. j a. Blain, of Fay, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Conley, of Letart,
was in our city last Wednesday
Mr.. Frank Yeager. of Clifton.
WAS business visitor in our CITY
last Friday.
Master Tommy. youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs S. b. Reel who has
been quite sick is better.
Miss Josephine Beale, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lynn Lewis, in Charleston, return
ed home Friday afternoon.
Charles Varney says his father at
Rio Grand is improving and ex.
poets to have him here April first
to celebrate his 87th birthday.-
Gallipolis Journal, Jan. 1o.
Ed Morgan is suffering from an
attack of gall stones. DR.. Hoy re-
ports him to be somewhat improv-
ed today.
Mrs. L. B Denning won first
prize at the Pedro Club which met
at the home of Mrs. W, s. Hoy
Wednesday afternoon. The prize
WAS beautiful plate.
DIR. Carl Hoy arrived from Chics-
go Wednesday noon to be present
aud assist in surgical operation.
he will return to Chicago Friday.
Every body had the glad hand for
Carl, and wish to see him some day
at the topmost rank in the surgical
world.-Daily Sentinel, Wellston,
o January Is.
Mr. j W. Gardner, of above
Point Pleasant and brother, A. 81.
Gardner. of Coluss. Ill, were in
town today. 1t is 35 years since
the brother from Illinois was here
They are going to Charleston in
the morning to meet old friends
and have a good time He says he
beard the blue birds whistling all
over the West Virginia hills this
morning aud it made him feel ten
years younger -Gallipolis Tribune
January Is
The ST gna Delta Chi were enter
tanned in a most charming style by
Miss Janet McCulloch yesterday
afternoon. They will be enter
tanned next Tuesday by Misses
Beale
A Bad Accident.
Ga Friday, January II. while
Whsle Kinnard and Ben Thomp
son were digging for a 'Opossum
in rock cliff near Pond Lick, this
county, a rock fell down on them
aud caught Thompson, breaking
mis- leg The stone held him fast
until Kinuard recovered from thu
shook which was a bad one also
He then pried the stone off o