The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-17


Mr.. Elmer Stone, OF Ripley. was here n
few days last week.
Mr.. Marion FoglesoDg, wife and little son
moved TO Huntington Monday. where he
will work At his trade, house carpenter. Mr..
Fogiesong is a splenid citizen and we regret
very much to see he and his family move
away from u.s.
Mr.. Ernest Wright, of Pittsburg, is here on
a visit 70 his parents, Mr.. Jas. Wright and
wife.
MI Davis. Misses Grace and Minnie Hea-
ton, Mrs. Drummel and daughter, Winifrede
of Parkersburg, were >here Sunday, the
guests OF Mr.. Edward Drummel. who is en-
ployed at the MaIleable Iron Plant.
Mrs, Amanda Rose, of vlnton, o.. return
ed home Saturday. after visit with Mr.. o..
a. White and family, near town.
Mrs, Geo. FridIey and Will Kay, who have
| been visiting Mr.. G. n. White and family
and other relates. near town. returned to
their homes at Wellsville, o Thursday.
Messrs- a L. Boggess, State Counselor, ].
B. Thomas, B. F. Gibbs and ]. w. Eads, will
return tomorrow from the Grand Lodge
meeting of the o. U. A. NJ, which was held
in Charleston.
Mr.. r. L. Adams, of Kanauga, was In town
Monday. and while here renewed his sub
scription 10 the Register.
Mr.. S. J. Hall, of Brighton. was in town
Monday.
Attorney E. ]. somerville was visitor to
Winfield Saturday, attending to legal mat
tiers.
Mr.. Maxwell Byers, located at st. Louis, is
visiting friends In town.
Mr.. P. N. Knopp, of Kansas City, who has
been spending some days visiting relatives
in town, was a business visitor to Cincinnati
last week.
Miss Emma FrazIer, of Frazier's Bottom.
is here going to the High school, and staying
at Capt VIM Hughes.
Miss Susie waggener returned Sunday
from visit to friends In Huntington.
Mr.. Philip Blazer, of Glenwood, and Capt.
B. t. Enos, of Gallipolis, were here Monday
afternoon the guest of Mr.. Blazers son. Mr.
II. B. Blazer and family. Mr.. Blazier left
yesterday for Chattanooga, Tenn, TO attend
! a reunion of his regiment, the It'll Ohio.
Mr.. Robert ConIey, near Letart, was In
town Monday on business.
Miss Ella Gardner, of Maggie, was in town
for few hours Monday, visiting friends
Mrs. Pat Allen. of Raymond City. spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Miss Lizzie Brown, returned to her home
at South Side Monday, after visit to rela-
tives in Pleasant Flats.
Mrs. w. R. Tippett is visiting in Ravens
wood and Parkersburg.
Capt. and Mrs. S. P. Woods, of Kanauga,
o., spent Saturday here with their daughter,
Mrs. E. e. Thomas.
Mrs. Edith Stephenson has gone to SPRING
field, Mass, to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. K. Blackwood and little son Neale,
| came mp from Glenwood Monday and re-
turned yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Brown, of Apple Grove, was in
| town, Monday.
Mr.. c. s. Kline. of Elwell, was here Mon
day ON business. -
Mr.. Earl Henry, of Clifton, was in town
Monday.
Rev. RObt. H. Rogers, of Fairmont, was
| here the first of the week.
Miss Charlotte McCausland, OF Grimm's
Landing, was here Monday visiting friends.
Attorney ]. E. Charles and wife, of Column
bus, who have been spending some days in
| town with his mother, Mrs.J L. Charles
and family, has returned home.
Mr.. Homer:Varian went to Ptttsburg last
| week and will probably accept place there
as bOok-keeper.
| Girardeau, Mo-, and Mrs. Brent Centers, and
child. of Huntington, arrived here yesterday
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ma
lone.
Mr.. ]. T. Brown, who has been visiting his
| daughter, Mrs. Fannie Cbeuvront in Hunt
ington, for some time, has returned to this
city and was accompanied here by Mrs.
Cheuvront, who visited her sister, Mrs. Ar
| thur Edwards, for a few days and will re-
/ turn home today.
Mrs. Frank Eastman, here visiting friends
ard relatives, returned to her home at Iron
ton, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Hill. of Beech Hill
were the guests of Hon. F. C. Eastman and
| family, yesterday.
Mr.. J. D. Cartmill, near town, has moved
| his family to West Columbia.
Mrs. Geo. Minester, of Columbus, is visi-
| ting Mrs. Kate Windon, at Maggie.
Mr.. John L. Sheldon, of the Morgantown
University, was here the first of the week.
| for Winston, N. c., where she will take a few
months offs business course in business
school there where her sister, Miss Alice, is
teaching. Miss Margaret will complete her
business education at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr. c. c. Tippett will arrive here today
from the South, on few days visit to his
| family.
Mr.. Clarence Stewart, travelling out of New
York, was here yesterday the guest ofCapt.
c. F. Hess and family.
Miss Josie Sterrett, after visit here with
friends, has returned to her home in Char
lesion.
Mr.. and Mrs. orvil Eckard, near town,
called at this Office Monday and subscribed
for the Register.
| Mr.. Arthur Edwards, Grand Representa-
tive and Deputy Grand Chancellor of Orien-
tai Lodge No. 40 K. of P returned Saturday
from a three days session of the Grand
Lodge held at Fairmont. He reports it the
best and most successful meeting ever held
in the State, and was most royalty enter
tanned by the people of Fairmont and vicini-
ty-
We believe judging from what
our customers tell US that we have
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