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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28
Brian Social News.
L Spccial to The Times : Dispatch

Special to The Times Dlspatch.1
BRIAN. VA, June 27.--Miss Edith
Lands, OF Hnrrisonburs. Va. is visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. J. N. Walker. at
Brian.
Miss Lucy MCGEE has returned to
her homo at Beaver Dam. after a visit
to Mrs G. e. Ware.
Miss Lucy Harvle has returned from
IA visit to friends In Gordonsville.
Mrs. Hugh Lewis, of Richmond. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. v. NJ. Harvie.
at Cherry Grove" ,a y
Mrs. c. W. Payne, who has been quite
sick, Is iimproyipg.ys i3sasfJi ..rD
Miss Jennie Dettor, of G ordonsville
has returned home after n visit to her
sister, Mrs. Frank Johnson.
Messrs. Darnell and IIaryie, OF Rich.
mond, and Iawman. of Charlottesville
We're at Brian this week. fi;
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Franklin Social News.
,fspccIai 10 rhe rl,nes 13lspntcj,.

4s5iL spccIal 10 III -IJlspulCn.J5s fi} =
3F1SANKI1N VA, June a7---Nrs. j. al
Rawls ana baby. OF iBertley, are tile
guests OF Mrs. Gavin lawls. Iii eCarrs-
lville. rs ID ss
Mrs. II j. D,inning and daughter
annie, were guests or tile family 81
Mrs. l;llan Behmnp. Sunday and Mon
day
| Mr.. PhilirS Hayes. OF Norfolk, is visit
ling Ills parents. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w.
Hayes.
Mrs. j. II. Lenry. of Roper. ~. G., 3
the guest OF Mr.. w. T. Pace, on Sec
ond Avenue.
Miss Mary ". PARKER is visiting Miss
NJ. l5losa 1sipps In Edenton. NJ G..
Mrs. w. q. Parker, of Portsmouth is
visiting Mrs. u. 3. Gay on Fourth
avenue.
Miss Emma 11alin, of Newport News,
visited her sister, MIS-. j. II. Greene. on
Norfleet Street, last week. Miss Hahn
lrcturned to her home Monday.
Mrs. George Lawrence, OF Court,
land is the guest OF Captain I. c. Wills
on Clay Street.
MesdamesnjJ. "A. Jacksnn,s Mary L..
Bryant and RobertiM NJ. Bryant, and lit
Bryant and Mary jackson, and Mr..
Edgar Jackson, left Wednesday, for
l5alsam, N. c., whoro they will spend
tho summer.
Miss Fannio Prctlow entertained the
Book Club. in its last meeting OF this
season. on Wednesday afternoon.
"IIlizabethian Literature was the sub
ject for discussion.
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We've Rudd, Master jim, mic Eanes, MI. Mack

We've Rudd, Master Jimmie iEanes. Mr.. Mack
Wilkinson. and was chaperoned by Mrs.
Abrahams: The day was pleasantly spent in
feasting. fishing, bathing and reading, and
ended In the orthodox tishfry. in. which the
Rev. st. George Abrah ems proved himself q
master chef. The party returned 'by$way OF
Rock Castle mag nltlcept stone mansion
on one Of the Gouds estates. where, with
songs OF days OF Lang syne.'' they whiled
away pleasant half hour. With songs they
continued their homeward ride. reaching
home about dusk. tired. but Well pleased
with the days outing. M 2h5g
Miss Mary BASS has returned from q
pleasant visit TO the home OF Miss Rachel
Lyon OF Manchester. Va All
Y, Miss Edna Wilkinson has been y!stin e
lier sistor, Mrs, Stanley Hall. OF SManches-
Oak. ; 35i \ " "A sfS9ffi is
Miss Eta Goode Is staying with hor sis-
ter, Mrs. Joe r. Goode. OF Mt. Herman.
FL Miss Annie McGruder3 Phaup. of this place.
Is very sick at the hotne OF hcr aunt, Mrs.
Matte Perdue, of#Rchmond.
Il Mr.. Cornelius Brooks is visiting relatives
near Manchester sst i{3 l
81 Mrs. Lynn Sims, OF Richmond. spent Sum
day with relatives near hore 5{s,5
Mrs. !. d. Rudd and Mrs. a. c.. Rudd are
expected hime In few days from Hamlet.
n. q. where they have been visiting Mrs. w.
II. Fl. BagWell. t5# "a rs
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Of Harrlsonburg, who have beon guests OF
Mrs y. S. Shepherd, have returned home.
Miss Mary Johnson Of Norfolk. is visiting
Mr.. j. 2. Alrich and bride have returned
from their wedding trip. 9
s Mrs. a P. Saunders and family have gone
10 .Wythev!lle to spend the summer.
Mr.. George D. Rowe, OF the ". p T..
Blacksburg is here for the summer. IA
Mrs, f. c. Hayes. OF washington, is a
guest OF her. father, Mr.. a. 5. fBower!ng.
Kew ~. G. Lane, OF Warsaw. who ha.
been Visiting ex- Mayor NJ. q. Wills and
family, has returned homo. !.
Mrs y. Martin and Miss Lizzie Rennold,
have gone to Atlantic fCIyt Ei!5s}- 800 =
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Keysville Social News.

Special TO The Times Dispatch III
u l<EYSVILLE.jN VA, June 27,--Mss Carrie
Mathews Nof Reidsyille, N. G., has been .vis-
Ting Miss Lucie Morton ut Morton Hall.
They Will leave the last of the week for o
months stay ut Morehead City, N. g. NJ
Mrs John Watkins and Mrs. Harry Gate
OF South Boston, are spending some time
with Mrs. IS. r.. ,Tuggle.S s{ 1 g;,tt
Miss Sarah Harris. OF Rices Is visiting
Mrs tlNlsins on King Street.
y MISS Lima Deane Stephenson. beautiful
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5Skinquarter Social News.

Special to The Times It spatch.l It'll
SKlNQUARTER. VA, Juno ETA very
pleasura Bile picnic was given on Friday last
at Goodies Bridge, on The Appomatto S{ River.
The picnic was given IN honor OF Miss Mpvy
Abrahnmst Just returned from Pnwllata an In
stitnte. and Miss Courtney. Rudd, Of Ilollns
Institute. Tho marty EcQnsisted of the fam
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ville N CT, were guests of Colonel p. Hair
ston and Mrs T. a. Ransom at Irving. near
town, for several days last week. -
VI The people OF Martlnsvtlle are making
extensive preparations to entertain the In
structors and teachers OF the Summer Nor
nal. which begins hero on June Goth. A
large attendance tis expected 5.t..i
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ana accomplished belle OF Alabama. is
spending tho summer with her sister. Mrs.
Lee Watkins. zIf{s
Miss Georgia Hammer, one of Keysville's
most accomplished girls, who graduated with
distinction at Roanoke Cole sc, FDanville. Va.
Charlotte. IS
Miss salle, Wilson has returned homo.
from the Blackstone Female College.
Miss Delma Spencer Of Fort Mitchell. Is
visiting Miss Georgia Hammer.
~ Mr.. G. A. Osborne and Miss Lucie Mort on
have returned from their8vi to Richmond.
Captain John D. Richardson. Of Burke
Vile. who has passed hisninetieth birthday.
has been on q visit to the scenes OF his boy
hood, 81 and looks as active as 10 man of
sixty. III 2tt f56 5I95s # IA ii
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22
Entertainment and Lecture Course
for Point Pleasant.

Superintendent 81. E. Cooper
assisted by a number of enterprise
ing citizens has just set on foot q
movement to furnish an entertain.
ment and lecture course to be given
under the auspices of the Point
Pleasant High School. The course
will consist of five programs in.
Guiding most excellent talents.
The tickets will be put on sale
as soon as the dates oan be arrang-
ed. The town has felt the need OF
suoh course as the one now offer.
ed ever since the Four O'olook
Club discontinued it a few years
ago, Let all persons soc to 1t that
this first attempt by the High
School is made a SUCCESS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22
Mayor of Mason Resigns,

Mayor Steve Lewis, of Mason,
handed in his resignation to the
town council Friday evening to
take effect at once. He has 40.
oepted a position in Charleston
and will move his family to that
CITY in October. No appointment
was made to fill the vacancy, and
Recorder Charles Edwards will
serve to the end of the term.
lfyou have your clothes cleaned
and pressed by o. o. Tippett, The
Tailor, you will have it done right
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RaY. O. 2. Will,ama,

The law of the M. q. Chntc
South, places a limit of four yea
upon the continuous service o
pastor at one place. For this
son and this alone are the pee
of Louisa resigned to the depart
of Rev. o. f. WilliamS and fam.
which will necessarily take place
after the CLOSE of the present CON-
ference year. in SepteInbe next.
With due Difference to the many
good men who have served this
charge we cay that mono has filled
the bill quite go we'll aS Rev. Will
Jams. He 10 full OF energy and his
tireless efforts to keep up the va.
rious duties of his responsible po-
sition have brought the 5eBults-
that may be had only by haFdl
work, intelligently directed. The
church has made decided progress
during the four years of his admin
istration. both spiritually and ma
terially. AS a preacher no 10 force.
full and practical. His sermons CON.
sists of the plain Gospel, applied
to every day life. The stAndaEd
held up for the christian 10 a high
and progressive one, but not Inn.
possible and wholly ideal. Rev.
Williams 10 man OF fine common
sense, excellent judgment and good
executive ability. 10 intenBely in
earnest and thoroughly 10 love
with his work. Personally, he 10
genial. kind, optimiStio. The re-
greet caused by his departure will
not be felt and expressed alone by
the membership This own church.
but by the people Of Louisa In gem
eral. Mrs. Williams will also bO
greatly missed. She lea woman Of
fine character and 10 In full Sympa.
thy and ACCORD with the work Of
husband.-Big Sandy News, Lou.
lisa, KY.
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Teachers Appointed,

The Board of Education for the
independent School District for
Point Pleasant has appointed the
following teachers for the next
school year: Prof. n. E. Coop
81, Superintendent; Miss Bertha
Steinbach, Principal; Miss Mary
MoCulloch, teacher of English and
History; Mrs. Mary Margaret Bry-
an, music teacher. Other teachers
are Misses Eva Hughes Lizzie
Hogg, Nora Somerville. Kate Dom.
stock. Virginia Behan and Ella
Howard.
For the oolored school. L. r.
Jordan, Principal, Mozella Cole.
ston. Teacher. There is yet one
teacher for the white school and
one for the oolored school to be
appointed. The teachers have not
been assigned to their grades yet
The Southern Methodist Sun
day School gave their annual pic.
MIC at the Fair Ground. Wednes-
day. and all report a good time.
Mason County Fair will be held
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Captain Marlin Brown Dead.

Captain Marlin Brown Dead.
Captain Marlin Brown, pioneer
Ohio river steamboat man, died al
his home in Gallipolis, Sunday
Few men in this section were bet
ter known than was Capt Brown
For many years he engaged active
ly in the river traffic and made
friends at every point between
Pittsburg and Cairo. He was q
gentleman of no mean qualities
and his friends in Point Pleasant
will be much grieved to hear OF
of his death.
Captain Brown was born in
Hartford, Mason county, about Is
years ago. Most of his life, how
ever, was spent at Gallipolis. BE
is survived by two children, one
son, Capt Dick Brown, and one
daughter.
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FIRST WARD.

Roy Thomas, little son of Mr.
and Mrs John Hardin, left Mon.
dayton Charleston to visit his aunt
Mrs Ollie Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs John Harden spent
Sunday at Gallipolis.
Mr. Ed Bennett gave party
Saturday night in honor of his
sister Miss Mary Benefits 10th
birthday. Blue Bell.
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Personal Mention.

MrOA Lewis. plumber for the
Water and Light o., is laying of
on account of siokness.
Mics Pauline 10th, of Cinoin.
natl, 10 here visiting her aunts
Mrs Joe and Mrs Marcus Friedman
Mrs j NJ 81 Beale left Sunday
evening for Charleston. to visit he1
brother. Mr. w d Lewis, who ii
blOk.
Mr. Charles Menager, of MoDon'
I'LL, is here visiting relatives and
iriends
Capt. John NJ. Burdett lie on q
short visit to relatives up Kama
Whs,
Mr. and Mrs j f Stone, hero Wis
Hing his paIents. Capt. and Mrs
Henry Stone. have returned to
their home in Pittsburg.
MIR and Mrs Howard Feree and
Mis5 Maggie Timms. of Pittsbnrg
are here visiting the Misses Kim
perling.
Mira Ben Switzer. of Columbus
spshl Sunday here with relatives
Miss Maggie Bright, of Oolum'
bus, bpent Sunday here with rela'
tivet.
MI Edwin Neale arrived here
yesterday from Huntington to
spend a week with his parents.
MlSb Mabel Gibbons came down
front Charleston Thursday to visit
her ulster, Mrs A X Fenton, and
EetuEhed Sunday.
Mrs. Geo A DuVal and little son,
here visiting her mother, Mrs b
Gilmore, returned to their home in
Parkersburg yesterday.
MfB Burt Burdett and little son
have returned from an extended
visit to relatives and friends in
Kanawhs, Fayotte and Monroe
counties. and Virginia and Ken.
tuoky.
Mr. M Friedman has returned
from O business trip to Cincinnati.
Mts l. j Williamson will leave
Sunday for Minneapolis. Min to
visit relatives.
Mrs Il A Roberts and baby will
arrive here this week from Salem,
Va, to visit her parents, DR. and
Mrs w p Neale.
Mr. o K Blaokwood, wife and lit
tie son returned Monday from a
few days visit with relatives at
Look Z.
Mrs. j. A. Bird. of Sloan, was
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
A w. AVher, last week Both made
this office Pheasant VISIT Inurs'
day.
Mr.. o. Fl. White and wife left
Friday for WellsvilIe, Ohio, to visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Millard Bostio, of
Bladen, Ohio. who have been visi.
ting his daughter, Mrs r w Per.
ny, in Henderson, has returned
home.
Misses Nellie Hughes and Ethel
Hughes, of Ciroleville, Ohio, are
here ON visit TO their unole. Mr.
John Hughes and family, on First
stTeet.
"a Mr. Ed l. Neale of Ben Lomond
10 in town.
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Clarence Austin, the small son
of Mr. and Mrs VIM Fields, form.
erly of New Haven, died last We'd.
nesday at Plymouth, after ashort
illness of blood poisoning, aged 5
years. The remains were takento
New Haven for lnterment, the fu-
neral services taking place from
the M e church Friday morning
Interment In the Odd Fellows cem-
etery.
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Mrs. Mary Hill, one of our old
est ladies and a former resident of
Arbuckle distriot, this Countrywide
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Sar-
ah Kessel, near Liberty. Putnam
county, July 8. at the age of 78
years.
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Mr. Fred Singleton, wife ano
children, of Charleston, were the
| guests of Mr. Singleton's sister
Mrs Will Kenny, Thursday and
Friday.
Master George William Kenny
10 visiting relatives in Charleston
Miss Sarah Knight, of Mason
county, is visiting relatives in this
oity--H Huntington Hefald, Satur-
day.
Miss Bertha L Fry, employed at
the West Virginia Hospital at
Spencer, was the guest of: her
brother and sister. Mrs John.Aten,
Henry X. Fry, and other relatives
and friends. Sunday.
Born, to DIR Frank o Shafer and
wife, at Yandalia, w. Va, on July
18th, son. Mrs Shafer was for
merly Miss Blanche Fry, of this
city, who has quite number OF
friends.
Mrs John MoCoaoh, here last
week few days the guest of Mics
Alice Neale, has returned to her
home In Huntington.
Mr. Ernest Derry went over to
Columbus Sunday and met Mrs
Derry's sister, from Muncie, Ind
on her way here to visit.
Mr. Will Bryan went over to 90.
Iumbus Sunday to visit his wife
who is in a hospital. He reports
her greatly improved.
Mrs. Milton Neville, OF Beaver,
Pa, is here on visit to her sister,
Mrs S j Baum. They went out to
Wyoma. Tuesday, on weeks visit
to Mr.. Smith Neville.
Mrs M E Tracy and son, Mr. Ben
Tracy, of Wheeling, are here on an
extended visit to Mrs Traoy's pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs B franklin.
Mrs John Miller is home from a
visit to relatives and friends at
WYoma,
Rev r P Bell lef yesterday for
Huntington to attend the Noun.
tain. Educational. Missionary Con.
ference of the M e Church, which
met in that oity yesterday for two
days session.
The many friends of Miss Alice
KimberlinR will be glad to learn
that she is somewhat improved.
Mr. w G Sadler, of Beale, wac
in town yesterday on business and
made this office a pleasant visit.
Mr. j D Adams, of Buffalo. a
warm supporter and admirer of
Hon VIM j Bryan. was in town
Saturdao and paid us pleasant
visit
Miss Sarah Knight. of Maggie,
is visiting relatives in Huntington.
Mrs o w OottIe. of Huntington,
is visiting j f Burdett and family.
Miss Jennie Sehon, of Hartford,
is visiting Mrs John MoOoaoh, at
Huntington.
Messrs. j and G q Somerville
are spending their vacation at De-
dar Point, Mich,
Mr. A B MoCullooh, who has
been siok for the pact few weeke,
has 30 far recovered as to be able
to resume his place in the Union
Clothing 90.
Mrs Kate Ellison is taking a
months' vacation from the Is B
Sisler g. Cos dry goods store and
will leave tomorrow for a two
weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs A o Purser, at Fort Thomae,
Ky.
Mrs l Fl Miller, of Gauley
Bridge, Miss Ida Richmond, OF
Now Richmond, and Mrs w F
Bowen, of Hinton, will arrive here
today to be the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs lew Mckinley, for few
daua
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nEANHe.

Mrg. Sarah EadP. Of SpiIman
aged 10. died at the home Of her
daughter, MEs. 8. Il. Ceeesebrew,
Thursday morning, July 16. Mrs-
Fade had been in her usual health
up until two months ago. Her re-
maine were laid TO rest FEiday in
Lone Oak cemetery.
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Transferred to Middleport

MIR. James w. Carr, who has
had charge of the K & M yards in
this place for several years, has
been transferred to Middleport,
in charge of the night watch. Mr..
Carr is one OF our beet oitizens, and
by his CLOSE attention to business
and his genial disposition has
made many friends, and We heartily
commend him to his fellow.work.
men in his new position. Hts fam
lily will remain here for the pres.
emit.
Mr.. Robert Lynch hAA purchased
a fine horse and buggyefor hit
daughter, Miss Mae.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

Get rid of the dogs by forcing
them to pay the oity dog license
There are hundreds of worthless
ours running our streets and nu.
issnoe to every one.
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MTS 8 u Haynes and daughteFi
Miss 'Relia, are homo from Pence
Syringe.
4 Mrs Cora Hogg, of Thurman, is
here visiting Mr. and Mrs w ID
! Hogg, near town.
Mr. L s English. of Huntington,
WAS here Saturday visiting his par
ents, Judge and Mrs j w Eng
lish.
Mr. Graham Waggener, of Pleas
ant Flats, was in town yesterday
on business.
Engineer Russell Stone, who has
bsen with chow boat, is home on
a visit to his mother, Mrs John 7
Stone.
DIR OBJ Waggener of Arbuokle,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Norma Sullivan has return
ed from visit to her sister, Mrs A
A billiard, at Middleport.
Mrs L E Roush, of Pomeroy, is
spending a few days with Mrs b
T Stene, at Spilman.'
Hon Rankin Wiley and Judge
j L Written went to Winfield this
morning on legal business.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Emmett
Silman, nee Jennie Van Matre, of
Charleston, a daughter, Sunday
July 10. 1908.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Summers, of
Charleston, stopped off here on
their way home from Indiana, TO
visit Mr. and Mrs VIM Tully, for a
few days.
Rev Homer Shaw of Columbus,
is here visiting his sister, Mrs O
Fl Varian, and grandparents, Rev
and Mrs w FL Shaw.
Mr. F P Campbell of Longaoher,
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs / p w
Mckinley.
Miss Lizzie Miller returned Sat
urday from weeks visit with Mise
Hattie Parsons, up Kanawha.
Mrs A 7 Van Matre went to
Charleston Monday to visit her
daughter, Mrs Emmett Silman.
Miss Gene Haynes. here on
vieit to her mother, Mrs 8 E
Haynes. left for Knoxville, Tenn,
this morning.
Mrs j L Cooley, two daughters,
Misses Lizzie and Retta, and son,
Price Miller, spent Sunday in Col.
umbus with her husband, Mr.. COL
ey. who is in a hospital, when about
ak weeks ago he underwent an OPP.
GRAFTON for apendioitis, and is GLOW.
Iy improving, Mrs Ooley will re.
main in Columbus fer a few days.
The following names of per-
sons out of town who attended the
funeral of Mr.. A. II. Gable, last
week:
Mr.. George Bing, Addison, o.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ct. Bird, son
and daughter, Gallipolis
j. e. MoGlothlin. of Parkere-
burg.
Mrs, j. M. Deem, Pittsburg.
o. o. MoGlothlin, Ravenswood.
Mrs. Helen Bling, Arthur Raj.
ston, Joint Ralston. Cheshire, o.
Mr. and Mrs Hewitt L Cabell and
son and daughter; Mr. aud Mrs
John MoGraw and son and dauga.
ter; Miss Florence Pearoe, Miss
Emma Duhling, Mrs d 81 Gates
and Mrs Homer Elliott, of Charles.
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

Capt. Charles Gebhart, of the
steamer Hatfield, who has been i'll
for some time, 10 getting along
nicely. He recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis al the
homo of his father, on Lowell street,
and the case has responded nicely
to the treatment which 10 being Civ
en-. Recovery is promised by every
indication, and 1t will not be long
it is believed. until the patient will
be able to leave his room.-Char'
lesion Mail, Saturday.
Capt. GebhaTt is one OF the mos1
popular men in the Kanawha river
trade, and HE many friends hereir
Point Pleasant, have been much
concerned about his condition.
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A SHOPPING TRIP
10 HUNTINGTON.

1t lis easy and satisfac-
tory for ladies to. do
their shopping at the
New Valentine Store
at Huntington because
there is such a splen-
did variety of styIisAly
made high grade gar
ments. But just now
is dOubly attractive
ON accOuntOf the heavy
reductions. The re-
modelling of the store
room has caused a
clearing out sale OF
enormous proportions.
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Little Edna, the four year old
daughter of John Wise and wife,
OF Mason. died Saturday morning
at Wheeling. They have been visi-
ting there at the home fiber sist,
or. The remains were brought to
Macon for burial.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

The Practice of throwing trash
in the public streets should be
stopped. IT a Citizen does not
have pride enough in his town to
try to keep the Streets looking
clean, he should be arrested and
fined, y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

The Mason County Fair promis
es to be better than ever this year
August 26, q and %.
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The K & M Railroad Company
will expend great deal of money
here this year rebuilding the bridge
aud making a new grade from
Three Mile down to the bridge and
the building of a union depot will
be a big improvement.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

Miss Margaret Neale is assisting
in the office of the Point Pleasant
Wholesale Grocery Company.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

What promises to be the largest
and most enjoyable affair of the
season is the swell pionio GARD
party that is to be given in the
floral hall, at the fair grounds,
Thursday, July thirtieth, at II
O'Clock. 1t will be bridge and the
ladies have sent out about 15O
handsome Invitations The ladies
giving the party are; Mrs j S
Spencer, Mrs Homer Smith, Mrs
e E Thomas, Mrs o X Blaokwood
Misses Neale. Haptonstall, Strib
ling, Howard
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q & q & q

It is only 4S miles from
Point Pleasant to Hunting
ington. The trip is easy
and it will make out of the
most profitable days of the
year ifyou attend the great
remodeling sale now in
progress at the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

The carpenters have begun work
on DR.. Will Stones new business
block on 9th street. %
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-22

The officers for the Mason Coun.
ty Fair are Mr. j. II. Cheesebrew
President, and Mr.. M, Shihet, SEQ,
rotary and Treasurer.