The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-07-04
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Rev. A. D. Perry. is quite sick.

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Rev. A. d. Perry, is quite sick.
Hon Cam Thompson, of Hunt.
ington, is the guest of Peter s.
Lewis and family. today.
Mr.. w. P. KIinginsmith. of Lie.
tart, was in the city Monday on
business.
Miss.Asohka Siders. of Gallipo-
Lis, Ohio. is here the guest of Miss
Bessie Curry.
Mr.. Warren HuddIeson and
daughter. of Middleport. are here
for few days visit to friends.
Master Alva Borgess., little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Borgess., is
quite ill at his home, on 10th street.
Miss Lula Singleton, of Parkers-
burg. spent the day here Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. William
Kenny.
Messrs John Paul Moriarty aud
Frank Gibbs. attending school at
Morgantown, arrived home Mon
day evening.
Mr.. William Chambers, wife and
children, of Raymond City. are
here visiting his parents, Mr.. Will
liam Chambers and family.
Mrs. Rose Conley and daughter,
Miss Virginia, of Parkersburg, are
the guests of Mrs Conley's sister,
Mrs. D. s Snyder. this city.
Mr.. W. R Woods. postmaster at
Pond Lick, and Mr.. Pearl Woods
were pleasant visitors to this :office
yesterday. financially and other
wise.
Mr.. John o'Neil. of Wheeling.
here visiting his wife who is visit
ing her parents. Captain and
Mrs. W. D. Holmes returned home
Monday.
Rev. J. b. Gibbons and family
are home from months visit in
Washington. They will occupy
the John g. Stortz residence, cor.
ner 9th and Main streets, until the
reotory is completed.
Mr.. Fred Beulioh and son-in law
Mr.. Cliff Armstrong, wife and
ohildren, of Newark, Ohio, are
here on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
George Hickman. Mr.. BeuIioh is
Mrs. Heckman's father.
Mr.. William Singleton and wife,
Mr. Fred Singleton and little
daughter, Mr.. George Singleton,
wife and children, all of Charles.
ton. spent the day here Sunday the
guests of their sister, Mrs. William
Kenny
Mr.. VIM. Blain, of Fay, was a
pleasant visitor to this office yes
terday and had the figures on his
subscription raised. Mr.. BIain
owns valuable land in Missouri,
which he recently purchased, aud
says it has greatly increased in val
ne in the past few months. He
will shortly pay his new property
visit.
Mr.. Morris Lane, of Springfield,
Ohio, father of Mr.. John Lane. of
this CITY, pattern maker at the
Melleable Iron Works, was here
Friday and Saturday, leaving for
his home on Sunday. This is Mr..
Lanes first visit to West Virginia,
and we learn that he left with q
good impression of our little
Mountain State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. MoKinstry
arrived home from their extended
auto bridal trip last Sunday, hav-
ing visited through Ohio, Michi.
gan and Canada. Miss Mildred
Francis. of Athens, and Mr. Fred
Riley of this city accompanied
them on their trip and back as far
as Athens, where they visited
friends for a few days. Mr.. Riley
returned home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoKinstry were &C.
companied home by Miss Mercy
and DR.. Brown, of Albany, o.
Hon j. Frank Tilley, Secretary
of the Pittsburg Goal Exchange at
Pittsburg will arrive here Thurs
day on the steamer Kanawhs, with
his family, on their way to Cinoin.
natl, and will probably stop over
here few hours awaiting the Str.
Henry M. Stanley, as the guests of
Capt. E. A. Burnside. Mr.. Tilley
did valiant service for Point Pleas
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