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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
FLAT ROCK.

Anderson Oottrill, wife and
children were visiting Mr. and Mrs
Grin Pullin. Sunday.
Anna Lane and Della Pickens.
were the guests of z4lda Daugher.
ty Sunday evening.
Mrs Roy DaughertY and child.
rem were visiting Mrs Grin Pullin,
Sunday evening
John Lane, and wife were visi-
ting Robert Ray burn and wife SUI,
day.
Blaine Barnett and wife were
visiting John Mckinney and wife,
Sunday.
Miss Sybil Borgess. was visiting
Miss Della Dsugherty last week,
Roy Kinosde, wife and little
daughter Freida. were visiting at
Charles MoCoy's Sunday.
Oney Rawson was visiting Of
Hugh Daugherty's Sunday.
Two Lonely Girls.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
All Crops Backward.

Although the farmers in this vi.
oinity are very busy with all of
their crops and harvesting on &C.
oount of the backward season all of
them will have their hay in during
the present week. Some are be-
ginning the harvesting of the oats
crop. ALI the farmers have their
wheat in and but very little of it
was managed in the shook as has
been reported. In speaking of the
corn crop one farmer said that he
expects fair crop if the weather
is seasonable for it until late as he
expects it will be. OF course the
farmers were unable to get the
crop planted until late, and since
that time the weather has been
anything but favorable for grow.
ing. During the few warm days
the corn came out wonderfully, but
it has been set back again by the
temperature of the past week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
RAYBURN CHAPEL.

james Reyburn. wife and child
rem we're visiting j F ReybuEn and
family Sunday.
Ray Roush. Misses Blsnche
Roush and Zslm Gibbs werevisi
ting Thomas Windows family. of
Plea ant Flats, Saturday and Sun
day.
There will be a festival at this
place Saturday night, Aug 18th.
Everybody invited
Quite an enjoyable day was spent
spent at O Fl Ooy's Sunday Those
present were Mr. and Mrs Alex
Rifle, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Ray
burn and daughter. Oma. Mr. and
Mrs Roy Kincade and baby, Misses
Jennie. Uicie, Della and Jennie
Rayburn. All report nice time.
ohas Rayburn, wife and daugh
ter, spent the day Sunday with
Thomas Rayburn and family
Mr. Dare Blaine was visiting Roy
RaYburn Sunday.
Miss Violet Weaver. of oinoin.
natl, is visiting her brother, John
Weaver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
Then and Now


In 1866 West Virginia had l8S
school buildings. mostly log. and
387 teachers employed at ratio of
$111.42 per year. OF in all SAT. 900
were expended annually for school
purposes. Forty odd years ago the
boy or girl bound for school found
a log building, a glowing FIRE of
wood, seats made of hewn logs and
desks pinned to the wall by means
of wood pegs, with CREASED PAPER
for window panes and punoheon
floors to walk on. Before the year
1853 no definite history can be CIV
en- of West Virginia schools. How
eve, at this date q Mrs. Shrock
opened a school at Romney, Ham,
shire county. That was thirty.
three years before the signing of
the Declaration of independence.
From that time on educational de-
velopment gradu lily grew. Log
school houses in course of time
were turned into modern frame
buildings, and patent seats have
taken the place of hewn logs, West
Virginia now has 1888 frame, 252
brick and 127 log school buildings.
while 1880 teachers are employed
annually, their salaries aggregat-
ing 81, 795, 645 10.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
WATERLOO.

John Jividen is quite ill with
fever.
Charlie Mckinney has returned
from two weeks visit to Pittsbnrg
We are glad to say that Mrs S
s Button, who was hurt some time
ago by attempting to jump from q
buggy that was being backed over
bank, is able to be up again.
Henry Rifle is busy with his
threshing machine.
Little Miss Gusta Hill is quite
ill.
W W King, Israel Wolf end
David Wolf were in your city Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Greenlee. Of
Flat Rock, visited relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
AMr. Stone. of Jacksonville. o.,
was in this vicinity few days ago
to get hands to work on the rail.
road there.
Mrs. Ollie Raines is attending
the Institute at Point Pleasant this
week. Cleopatra.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
Brownies Cow a Prob.
lem in Figures.

If Browns COW" doesn't die
soon she will have half of ST. Louis
in the asylum. The worst of it is.
she isn't real, but a theoretical,
oow-if she were real somebody
might go out and kill her.
Browne" is Prof. Browne, OF
Washington University Through
a local newspaper he propounded
the following problem.
"a COW is tied to the corner of a
shed % feet square by rope 100
feet long Over how much ground
will it be possible for it to grazeP'
The result of this apparently in
nocsnt proposition is that people
who figure and people that don't
have been tryingto tell Professor
Browne all about his cows grazing
poS6lDlllIle5.
THE cow" declares one solver,
"in grazing from right to left des-
oribes one. quarter of the circum.
ference of four orioles, the radius
being 100. 10. so and 25 feet, re-
speotivsly. In going from left to
right this is exactly duplicated,
and prettily enough the extreme
boundry of the COWS grazing ia
represented by the circle of the di,
ametsr of which is 200 feet and
the area of which is the radius
(100). squared. times 3l,416, OF
S1.4l6 equare feet"
But not so says another. who fig.
ures it out this way:
"Ths COW can grsze over three
fourths of a circle whose radius is
100 feet Three-fourths of thesres
of such a circle is 1882 square
feet. 1t oan besides Craze over one.
quarter of CIRCLE whose radius it
rs feet. One-fouIth of the area oil
such CIRCLE is 4,417.675 square
feet.
There are hundreds who have
tried to figure it out and no two
the same.
Altogether, nobody seems tc
agree over Prof. Brownies oow,snd
the GLASS in mathematics at Wash
ington University oonfesses itsel
stumped.-Chioago Inter- Ocean
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Florence Bostio, wife of
Mr.. VIM. Bostio, died at her moth
er's home, Mrs. M. Oldaker, at
Gallipolis depot, Sunday, August
4th. 1907 She was born July 9th,
1885. aged 81 years and one month.
She leaves a husband and mother,
four sisters and two brothers to
mourn their loss. She was united
with the Baptist church in August
1906, from which she has lived q
constant member. Her funeral
services were held at Jordan Bap.
fist Church conducted by her pas
tor, Rev. R R Denny. She was
laid to rest by undert,ker Wether.
holt, after having suffered with
consumption for two years. Feel
ing that her days were numbered
everything was done for the pa
tient sufferer that tender devotion
could suggest, and when she con.
tinued to drift from her dear ones,
they chung to her still more CLOSELY
until their great love bore her to
the very portals of the gateway
where their clasps were only loosen
ed as they realized that celestial
messengers were waiting to take
her hand. Being pretty, vivaoious
and of most lovable personality
she was reigning favorite in q
large CIRCLE of friends After en-
tering into the church service with
all the esrnestness of purpose that
vac characteristic of her every
effort, with splendid courage and
unolouded brow she faced the CON.
quered light and shadow of this
mortal life. While nature as if
in appreciation of her fine spirit,
seemed to forget to note the pass.
ing years and left the fair face
untouched by hymns of praise
The Register and its readers ex.
tend to the bereaved ones their
deepest sympathy.
AIM.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
THE REGISTER ENTERS UPON
IT'S FORTY-sIXTH YEAR.

With this issue, The Weekly
Register enters upon it's forty. sixth
year. This journal is enjoying
the patronage of quite a number
of subscribers. ali of whom are
supporters of the paper, and for
their support and patronage they
have our thanks. The Register
has advocated the principles of the
Democratic party for many years.
and is still Democratic
We have at all times BEEN, and
are today issuing this paper in the
interest and up-building of our
state, county and prosperous little
city, and all who reside within its
corporate limits and our friends
throughout the county who are
assisting in making. i. prosper
GUS and Aourishing town are ex
tended a cordial welcome at our
gates.
The merchants who use the col.
umns of the Register are up-to-
date and honest business men and
We wish them success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
TUESDAY p. M,

DR. Boone on what we should ex
poet from the child and how we
could best eeoure that which ID
best in all reepsots for pupil, tebch.
or and school.
j. A Fitzgerald, from Marshall
College, gave an interesting talk
commencing Mason county on the
work of Mason county students in
M. O., and telling of some of the
great improvements that have been
and are being made there and in.
yiting the attention of the teachers
to the work which the school ia
prepared to do.
DR.. Oslihan gave very instruct.
i've talk on AN Historic Inoi
dent" Lewis and Olark's ezpedi.
ton
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

The Chioago Tribune has print
ed the picture of the most besuti.
full woman in America, and sever
al thousand other women now have
a poor opinion Of the men who act.
ed as judges.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

A Chicago Statistioian has dis
covered that men die much fsster
than women, and that at the same
rate. it will only be q few centuries
until there are no men at all. The
women had better take one while
they can get him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
COUCH ITEMS.

Miss Catherine Tyler after q
weeks visit with Mics Hattie
CromIey, has returned to her home
at Gallipolis.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Oloroh, a 10 pound boy, Thursday
DJ Simpkins, wife and two
children were visitors to Gsllipolia
Wednesday.
Thomas Simpkins. who has been
sick for some time, we are glad to
say is some better.
Mrs s 7 Crcmley and her daugh,
ter Hattie, were business visitors
to Henderson, Wednesday.
Charles Beohtle and wife were
visiting at JAS Deylong's Sunday.
Blue Eyed Girl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

A Baltimore woman has institu.
ted divorce proceedings against
her deceased husband, She lie
evidently determined not to take
chanceO on any Enooh Arden fool
nishness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

An Indiana woman who hadn't
spoken to man in seventy yesrF.
died at the age Of ninety Eve. re.
GENTLY. Still, mighty few women
would care to prolong their lives
at such cost.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

A tramp was put of a train at
Williamsport, Pa, and for revenge
put nitro glycerine under the curs
and killed five men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

An occasional bad day is sxouS-
ed in any man, but after he begins
having them two or three at q time
people begin to take notice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
LEON.
Miss Leota Brown left Saturday
TO visit. relatives at Hinton.

Miss Leota Brown left Saturday
TO visit relatives at Hinton.
Misses Hattie Lott and Eulah
Smith spent Saturday with Miss
Grace Greenlse. at Arbuckle.
Quite a surprise to their many
friends was the marriage of Nj
Ellsworth Mcknight and Mrs Sal.
lie Dalton. which happy event
took place Thursday evening al
$50 O'Clock by Rev. O. j.
Baker performed the ceremony
that united the happy pair
The bride is q highly respected and
lovable young lady. while the
groom is one of the K. & Ms most
popular agents and highly res
peoted gentleman They will make
their future home at this place
We Join in wishidg them a bright
and happy future
Mr. j 81 Ferguson and Joshus
Hyatt we're business visitors Il
Point Pleasant Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Writ Spurlock and
children, of Ashton, ere visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs B Spur.
look, last week.
Miss Gertrude Marin. who hal
been visiting relatives at Athena
and Middlepor', returned home
Friday. =
Mics Filth Hamon, of New u ar.
tinsville, is the pleasant guest Of
Miss Lydia Lusk.
MISS Lucinda Watson who hal
been quite sick with typhoid fever
is improving.
Writ Spurlook has accepted {
position in the store at Cedar
Grove with Calderwood Bros.
The new depot is now oomplet'
ed and adds greatly to the beauty
of the town.
Miss DoIlie' Parsons left Friday
for Rock Castle to visit relatives
and friends.
Charlie Ward and Olive Byrne
OF Pomeroy. who have been camp
ing and fishing at this place quits
awhile, returned home last week.
Miss Nellie Knapp has returned
home after visiting friends in Buf
falo.
Mrs Carrie Burns and little sor
Walter, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs JACOB Burns. y
Mlizah Mourning and janet
Ellis was at Point Pleasant Satur
day.
Jasper Riff, of Beech Hill, wal
at this place Friday.
Joseph Casto, of Rock Castle
was visiting his daughter, Mrs A
A Parsons Thursday.
Charles Wolfe. of Charleston
was calling on friends at this plao,
Saturday and Sunday.
The iron that was ordered TO
the county bridge has arrived ant
the bridge will soon be completed
Charles Burdett was at home
few days last week
Ernest Ferguson, of Boomer. wa
visiting his parents the first of til,
week. Sioux.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
GLENWOOD.
The whistle of the threshing ma.
chine is now heard in the land.

The whistle of the threshing ma.
chine is now heard in the land.
Quite number of young folks
attended Ohildren's Day at Fair.
field last Sunday and all report a
fine time.
Mr. and Mrs j 81 White and some
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Reed Saturday and Sunday.
VIM Roy and Garland Link6sld,
who have been seriously ill with
typhoid fever, are reported better
John A Bechtle, of Elwell and
g W Hannah, of Penn. and neph.
ew Willie Hannah, were the guests
of Allen Meadows and family Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs Lssley were visiting
their son at Green Bottom last
week.
Mrs Lana Young and daughter,
Miss Maggie are OH the sick list
o E Mccoy and wife and son
have returned home from Congo,
W. Va
The annual meeting at the Chris
tian Valley church will begin Fri.
day, Aug. %. 1907, and continue
over Sunday. One and all are COR.
daily invited to attend.
Mrs John Watterson and son
Willie, of Gallipolis, are visiting
her daughter, Mrs Jos Wallace,
and Mrs E 81 johnson.
Mrs L W Mccoy was a visitor
in our little city Friday.
The school teachers are attend.
ing the Institute in your city this
week. Blue Bell
Maryland will have an "Old
Home Week" October 18th to 18th
during which all Marylanders, no
uatter where they now reside are
invited, yes, urged, to come back
to the old home and spend a day
and pass word with their friends
in Maryland, My Maryland"
The New York Mail says:
Cheer up-nebody can fine you
500, 600 OOO." We don't know about
it. Maybe they oan and what is
worsekhey might come as near col.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

If some people attendedss close.
ly to their own HfAirs as they do
to those of others. they might be
millionares
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

FOUND "A ladies whites ilk belt.
Owner can have same by calling at
] F. Burdett & Cos store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

DeWitts Little Early Rissrs
dent sicken or grippe. Small pills.
easy to take. Sold by all Druggists
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

Marriage frequently demon.
strates that it is difficult to com.
bine business and pleasure.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

That Virginia parson who has
marred $50 couples in the past
eighteen months has a whole lot of
trouble to bear the responsibility
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
ENROLMENT
LADIES

Mrs s O Priddy. Point Pleasant
Cora lille, Graham Station
Katharine Oumstook, Pr Pleasant
Jennie Bumgarner, Letart
Carrie Mcintosh, Mason
Evelyn Sterrett, Buffalo
Mayne B Burns. Mason
Blanche F Burns, Mason
Elizabeth B Moore, Macon
Edith Mitchell, Pomeroy
Alice A Austin, Henderson
Nellie F Rogers, Redmond
Emma Rogers, Redmond
Mary D Austin, Redmond
Lena M Canterbury. Uaddie
Bertha j Steinbaoh, PIT Pleasant
Mary Jenkins, Hartford
Ora q Eokard, Point Pleasant
Hazel Eoksrd, Point Pleasant
Virginia Behan, West Columbia
Matte Brannon. Mason
Elnora Kautz. Mason
Mary MoCullooh. Point Pleasant
M Francis Arbuckle. Robertsburl
Blanche Dalton, Beech Hill
CLARA Edwards, Beech Hill
Margaret Mitchell, Pomeroy
Ida Graham, Hartford
Catherine Beller, Mason
Jennie Brown, Hartford
Elsie B Rifle, Point Pleasant
Katharine Morton, Pomeroy
Callie D Gore. Institute
Margaret Edwards, Beech Hill
A Grace Gibbons, Pt Pleasant
Hannah q Dixon, W Columbia
Eva L Meeks. Clifton
Ollie L Raines, Leon
Ida Craig, Point Pleasant
Ida E Alexander. Point Pleasant
Bessie Jordan, Point Pleasant
Mianie Knight, Hartford
sVerda Crawford. Ravenswood
Yers o Harpold. Ravenswood
Louise M Calhoun. Arlee
Hattie Yunker. Letart
Lena Morgsn, Ravenswood
Elizabeth Ryan, Mason
Maggie Musgrave. Pt Pleasant
Mabel Gibbons, Point Pleasant
Ada Somerville, Maggie
Gertrude Brinker, Letart
Mrs Abbie Weigand, Letart
Lille Cobb, Apple Grove
Ethel jackson, New Haven
Maud E Sayre, Letart
Viola Sommer Beech Hill
Bessie Coleman. West Columbia
Mary E Smith, EIst Rock
Gusta Sterne, Flat Rock
Ora Eokard, Greer
Estha Carson, Ambrosia
Guennie Thomas. Flat Rock
Stella Edwarde, Brighton
Bella Sayre, Angerons
Marie Sayre, Durbin
@ Roa Sommer, South Side
Bessie NJ. Rose, Apple Grove
Mrs Addie Poston, Pliny
May jackson, New Haven
Emma s. Diehll Mason
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
Teachers Institute.
MONDAY 4. N.

LII. DOUuO U4 4ubuoI ouIuduA
and his CREST works in California.
DR.. Calihan simply gave out
line of Whit be will give during
the week.
AFTERNOON
Teaching of history. DR.. Cali
han-the discovery of America not
simply by Columbus but by all the
early explorers and discovers.
Dr.. Boone talk on Teaching,
The four things to betaught.
l knowledge of thinRs. inciud
ing Botany, q ,ology, Chemistry,
Physics. Agriculture, nature study
2 Thought studies. including
all those branches srising from
mans interest in man, i. e.: politi
cal geography, oivioe, history, liter.
ature, psychology, etc
8. Expression. such as music,
singing, painting, sculpture, model
ing, dancing, reading, etc
4 Mathematics, including all
quantitation work
DIR. CAlihan. another talk on
teachinq geography.
TUESDAY A M
DR.. Boone, talk on education,
basing his argument upon expsr.
ienoe and observation, and largely
illustrating from work of Burbank.
DR., Calihan gave talk ON teach.
ing and study of geography. DOM
pairing tho efforts of the d fferent
COMMERCIAL centres for monopoly
of the trade, also the growth Of
transportation facilities.
Mrs. Bryan gave an instructive
talk on the teAohing of vocal music
as is practical in the public schools
here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

A Colorado woman hes occurred
q. divorce because for the first time
in eight years her husband failed
to kiss her upon leaving home in
the morning. If this custom be.
comes general, there are going to
be lot of divorce courts working
overtime in this country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

There will be festival at the
North Point Pleasant U B. church
Saturday night. August Oath.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

Some enterprislng mathemsti.
cian has figured out that had the
original Adam saved $3.50 a day
from the time of the creation until
now, his-wealth would not equal
l.kat of John D. Rockefeller. That
1s where Adam won out by dying
early. II would have been aWfully
CQuragiDg to him to have re-
khis information while en-
effort to amass com.
nStset of his career.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

nary - hOWdEut Oiub LShodu'
Vashti Meadows, Ashton
Lena L. Gibbp, Mason
Ella E Hereford, Ben Lomond
Bessie E Hereford. Ben LomonC
j Maude RoIley, Milton
Hattie Keister. Mercer's Bolton
Mrs. Mary M. Bryan. PIT. Pleasant
Manervia Sturgeon, Ashton
Alice Kimberlinp, Point PlsasAnl
Eunice Mcneil, lockwood
Anna j Hunter, Ashton
Elizabeth Whiteside. Leon
Martha Day, Oouoh
Hilda Kanode, Huntington
Auna Lewis, Mason
Eva Hughes, Point Pleasant
Cora A. Edwards, Greer
Mosella Colston. Point Pleasant
Mamie E. Jarrott. Point Pleasant
Sadie Mathews. Mason
Lenora Some1vilIs. Pt. Pleasant
Parrie l. Bennett, Gallipolis
Katharine O'Lsary, Mason
GENTLEMEN
Arlo D Robertson, Huntington
Roy Harpold, Ravenswood
Ohas E Stephens. Rollins
Clarence Black, Williamsport
Jno F Huts Ii, Wildwood
Robert j Brinker, Letart
F Bruce Morgan, Ravenswood
P A Hinkle, New Haven
M E Roaoh. Redmond
M O Lewis. Beech Hill
Lee B Jordan, Point Pleasant
L s Mccoy, Henderson
George L Reed. Letsrt
Don A Aten, Letart
L O Rose, Pliny
Geo w McDermott, Mil.wood
Obey MoCarty, Wildwood
Fred g Rowe, Maggie
Earle Evans, Oottageville
Jasper B Yeager. Point Pleasant
Ohas R Wolfe, Letart
Sherman MoDermott, Ora Station
William RAINBOW, Letart
R P Ward, Chestnut
0rville Arnett. Henderson
q E Cooper, Point Pleasant
Jasper Rifle, Beech Hill
W A Smith, Hartford
William Sayre. Lstart
j W Foglesong, Lstart
Geo Musgrave, Point Pleasant
Fred NJ Roush, Letart
VIM M Ball, Letart
q D Ball. Letart
Alonzo o Kelly, Henderson
John G Rose. Hartford
John D Canterbury, oaddie
Clifford Myers, Mason
VERNON Jones. Gupnville
Virgil Hereford, Arlee
Alex s Ridinger. Baden
j B McKibben, Sloan
O R Morgan, Mason
Geo q Lewis, Beech Hill
Jas 81 orump. Beech Hill
Granville Bechtle, Couch
Cecil McQuain. Crawford
j F M Hill. Point Pleasant
j E VanMatrer Maggie
Floy Shirley. Letart
James Hogg, Maggie
Rerschell Young, Ashton
Oeoii Hug by. Lesage
Henry Wise, Glenwood
Harry Wears. Pliny
Robert Bateman, Apple Grove
M F Smith. Waterloo
B L Smith, Waterloo
L A Edwards, Mason
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

When Judge Kennedy, at oms.
ha, Neb., declared that Mrs. Dau-
gherty. a handsome woman might
keep her Children. in connection
with a divorce cult. che Rugged
and kissed the Judge and embar-
raised him SO much he came near
having fit.
The Edisonia Theatre lie the
family pleasure resort of Point
Pleasant. Admission 30
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

The New York Mail says:
Cheer up-nebody can fine you
$4,000 OOO." We don't know about
it. Maybe they oan and what lie
worsekhey might come as near col.
lecting it as in the other case.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14
Henderson, W. Va.
And the Mules Name
Was Teddy.

At the risk of having the name
of nature faker applied to him, 8
mule in the mines of the Davis
Oosl & Company, at Weaver, W.
Va, whose name happened by q
coincidence to be Teddy" after
fastening his teeth in the leg OF
Ed Montgomery, an employee OF
coal company. refused to let go un.
til it was found necessary to pr,
the animals jaws open in order
to release Montgomery. The lat.
ter was brought to the Davis Mem
orial Hospital at Ell ms threatenec
with blood poison The mule.
teeth penetrated as far as the bone
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-08-14

Among those mentioned as prop
er candidates for Governor on the
Democratic ticket next year is Hol
Stuart W. Walker, of Martinsburg
MI Walker is popular and an able
man, and if be will come out on
the right side of fax question he
will sweep the Eastern Panhandle
-Sheperdstown Register.