Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-12-07

is IN the city tOday On BUSINESS
connected with her oil interests IN
the local fields. Parkersburg Sen
tinel.
Ed Dalton is having very hand
some two-story stable erected or
Alley A. just north of the Oil Re
view Office. c. B. Mccoy is the
contractor.
Frank W. Hubbard left yesterday
for Doddridge county, whe.e he
will be employed all winter on some
wells that are going down In wild
cat territory.
II. H. Hartman. a prominent
resident of the county, was in the
city yesterday afternoon, and LEFT
last evening for a business visit to
Parkersburg.
Postmaster Work returned this
morning from a business visit tc
Wheeling. Thefree delivery will
surely be in force not later than
the 18th inst.
The many friends of Mrs. Thos
Hulings, of upper Wells street
will regret to hear that she is Ill
at present threatened with an at
tack of fever.
December first, and we are impa
tient for free mail delivery. Fair
mont is ahead of Sistersville in Sc
curing the service first, but oui
time is NOT far off.
Passenger traffic on the Ohio
River railroad is very light just al
present. Prospective travellers are
evidently holding off for the low
rates during the holidays.
Howard Googe, one of our good
citizens after year and half spent
in the Plum Run oil field, has
moved back to this city, taking up
his residence in Garry Owen.
A. Galbraith, of Warrington, who
was the guest yesterday of his son,
D. H. Galbraith. left last evening
for Parkersburg, where he will Wis
it relatives and friends for short
time.
Prof. F. w. Mott, of Parkersburg
will continue the instruction of his
dancing class in the city hall this
evening. There has been several
additions to the membership since
last week.
John A. George, of Middlebourne
arrived in the city this afternoon.
He will leave this evening for Pitts
burg and will be accompanied by
w. E. Smith, leader Of the Middle
bourne band.
Frank D. Young. Esq, went tc
Friendly this morning to take dep
ositions in legal action. At the
train he joined Ex-Judge T. P.
Jacobs, of New Martinsville, who
Is to assist him.
Chris Henderson, cashier for the
Ohio River railroad at this place
who has been having several weeks
OF rest and recreation with his par
ents at Little, resumed the duties
of his position this morning. His
health is greatly improved.
Miss Sallie limerick, superintend'
ent of the Loyal Temperance Le-
gion, requests the attendance ot
married ladies at the meeting to.
morrow afternoon. at 4 o'clock, in
the Salvation Army hall, A moth
er's meeting is to be held, and an
interesting and profitable time is
hoped for.
K. b. Hagans, William Plerson
and Hugh Titus, of Carbonate,
Pa, are visitors in our city this
week with a view to establishing a
green house and nursery here
This is certainly the place where "a
we'll conducted business of the
above mentioned kind would pay.
1t is needed here and we hope this
enterprise will materialize.
Erom Fridays Daily
R. Broadwater, wife and son are
in Fairmont.
VIM. Flading went to Matamoras
this afternoon.
Charles Keiser, of Bellaire, Ohio,
is late arrival in the city.
Dennis DAILY made a business
trip to Marietta this afternoon.
Frank Holden a prominent pre-.
Queer went to Marietta last evening.
RI More ESu returned 1ast