The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-02-07
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Mr.. G.. NJ. Wartenberg has been
quite sick for the past week.
Capt. Rush Burnsides is suffer.
ing with an attack of rheumatism.
Mr. j. Rymer, of Pittsbnrg. spent
Saturday here the guest of Mr.. j.
l.. Coley and family.
Mr. OrvilIe PuIIin and wife, of
Flat Rock, were visitors to CALI
polls, Thursday
Mr.. ohas. olendenin. of near
Gallipolis. was pleasant visitor to
this Office Saturday.
Mr. M F. Thompson and neph.
ew, Melvin Thompson. of Nease,
we're in town Saturday.
Mr.. @. Z. Blaokwood. of Ben
Lomond, was here Sunday visiting
DR.. W. P. NeaIe and family.
Mrs. George Poffenbarger and
sister. Mrs N L Bryan were visi-
tors in Columbus, Ohio. few days
last week.
Mr. Grover Hyatt, of Hunting.
ton, has sccepted a position as
moulder at the Malleable Iron
Plant, this city.
Messrs. William Chopper and
William E Bsars, of Cincinnati,
were the guests, of Mr. j. L Coley
and family Sunday.
Mr.. E. E Thomas. superinten-
dent of The Point Pleasant Toe
Plant, was a business visitor to
Irouton, Ohio, last week.
Miss Margaret Couch, of Couch,
returned home Saturday after a
few days visit here with Miss Sal.
lie Chambers.
Mrs. W F. Anderson, of Gov
ingtou, Va, arrived here Thursday
evening on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. j. Howard Gibbons.
Mrs. o. @. Lewis and children,
ne'r town. spent the day Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. E L. NeaIe and
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Z. BIaokwood, at
Ben Lomond.
Mr.. E j. Somerville, one of
Point Pleasant, brightest young
lawyers, will leave tomorrow for
Columbus, Ohio. where he has a
case in the Federal Court.
DR.. a. Herrenkohl, of School
House. one of the leading physioi-
ans. of jackson county, in fact of
the State, was business visitor in
our CITY last Saturday.
Miss Bertha Steinbach teaching
in Charleston, came down Friday
evening to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Steinbach and re.
turned Sunday evening.
Mr.. Martin Tully, of Confluence,
and Mr.. James Tully, wife and son,
of Sutton, are here on short visit
to their sister. Mrs W. W Bryan,
at the Phoenix Hotel.
Miss Caroline BettInger, of Leon,
came down Friday evening and re-
NAMED until Monday morning
with her sister, Mrs. John O.
Stortz
Miss Emma O'Brien stopped off
here Monday for a few hours on
her way home at Charleston from
Petersburg and was the guest of
Mrs. Sophia VoIlert and family.
Col 81 R. Howard left Sunday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. A. L..
Nourse, at Mobile, Alabama, and
will also visit the Mardigras, at
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bierkamp and Mrs.
Roy Mcdaniel, of Charleston, were
here Wednesday and Thursday of
last week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph French, on 9th street.
Mrs. Clarence Stewart and baby
here visiting her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. O F. Hess left yesterday
morning Tor her home in Pittsburg
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Alvena Hess.
Rev. j. Howard Gibbons, REQ.
tor of Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church of this oity, will leave this
evening for Huntington to attend
the meeting of the Kanawha Con.
vocation, which is in session in
that city this week.
Mr.. Q. R. Vincent, of Columbus,
representing the Smith Agricultur-
al Chemical Co. was in the oitv the