The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-29

/ Mia. Ora Carpenter i. Waiting her sister in
harrisburg.
Mr.. c. t. Beale was In Charleston a few
days last week.
Col. Thos. Ewers. of staunton, Va. is here
visiting friends.
Mrs. g. Lemley. of Huntington. is here
visiting relatives this week.
Miss Alice Kimberling is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Timms. at Pittsburg.
Messrs. Carl and Fritz Hess. of Hunting
ton, spent Sunday here with their parents.
Three or four children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bush, OF Heights, are on the sick
roll.
Master Irwin Wright. OF Heights. has re-
turnrd from Charleston threatened. with
fever.
Miss Grace Curtis. of Athens. Ohio. arrived
here yesterday on visit to Mrs. Myrtis
Mullin.
Rev. and Mrs W. 81. Shaw left Monday
ON a visit to relatives at Coxe's Landing and
Huntington.
Mrs. e. n. woeffeI and two children have
returned from visit TO relatives In Ohio
and New York.
Miss Amy milford and brother Master
Earnest, of Redmond. were pleasant callers
at our ONCE Tuesday.
Mrs. Morgan Banks and Miss Jennie
Brown, OF Hartford, are visiting Mrs. j. F
ICo Ike, at ParkersburE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Tippett, baby and
nurse, returned home yesterday from their
camp on Greenbrler river.
Mrs. L. ]. Williamson and her trimmer
Miss Georgia Smith, will leave Sunday for
New York to buy fall millinery.
Mr.. John Jordan, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was
here from Saturday until Monday visiting
his son, Mr.. w. G. Jordan and wife.
Miss Margaret Malone and sister Mrs
Bert Pope, of Middleport, returned Sunday
| from visit to friends in Columbus.
Miss Net lie Holloway left yesterday ON
the Henry NJ. Stanley for Cincinnati and
Dayton, on a visit to friends and relatives
Misses Mayme and Carrie Capito. of
Akron, Ohio, are visiting their aunt, Mrs
j. O. Stortz, after an extended trip to Char
| lesion.
have returned from Logan, w. Va. and
| taken their old positions at the Malleabfe
| Iron Plant.
Mr.. George ]. Chalmers, of ChilIicothe, lie
| here visiting his wife and family, who are
| here visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Geo
| Hickman.
Miss Ora Eckard, OF Greer, who has for the
past week been the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
Ed McGufdn and Mrs. j. e. Marsh, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur Price, OF this city, and brother
Mr.. John Price, of Huntington, returned
Thursday evening from a trip to Atlantic
| City and New York.
Mr.. John O'Neill. of Wheeling. here for a
few days visiting his wife and baby, who are
at her parents home, Capt. w. d. Holmes,
and wife. returned Monday.
Mr.. Grif T Smith has been laid up for the
past few days with a boil on his right leg,
which compelled him to give up his trip to
New York to attend the Bryan reception.
Mr.. Chas. Filson and wife, Mr.. Will Gard
ner, wife and son George, returned Sunday
from trip to Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Montreal and Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. G. H. Varian returned Thursday
from Middleport, where she had been for a
We elk to see her sister. Mrs. Emmett Keesey.
who was quite sick but is now very much
improved.
Kelly, here with the eating house
of the Ohio River Railroad several years
ago. but now a resident of New York, is here
visiting his many friends.
Mrs. Mace Maupin, of Arbuckle, is at the
bedside OF her mother, Mrs. T. Il. Holloway,
of MERGERS Bottom, who is quite sick Mr..
Maupin was in town Monday having spent
Sunday at MERGERS Bottom.
Misses Lizzie and Reta Miller returned
Monday morning from q visit to relatives
and friends in Cincinnati and Kentucky.
They were accompanied by little Misses
Marie and Thelma Chopper of Bellview, Ky.
Mrs Grace Wheaton-Stone, of Pittsburg,
arrived here Saturday on a two weeks visit
to Capt. J. II. Stone and family and her
many friends. Mr.. Frank Stone, who has
been in Pittsburg during the summer,
returned home with her.
Mrs. Mary Fry has returned from Weston.
where she has been on account of the illness
of her daughters Miss Blanche, who has
been sick with fever, and Mrs. Arthur Hem
~, Who has had an attack of appendicitis
Both are much improved.
Mr.. Thomas Fitzgerald, General Manager
of the B. & o. of Baltimore and Mr. w. G.
Laree, General Superintendent of the Grand
Division, of Wheeling, here Monday and
Tuesday in their private cars, Nos. GIG and
9l9. MIR. Clarke Hamilton, Jr. of Wheeling,
was their guest. They were here In the in
terest OF the B. & o. appeal case as to their
assessments in Jackson. Mason and Roane
counties, which is being heard before Judge
w. A Parsons