Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-10-19

ming from PlttSDurg WHSIc ne hds
been attending the Knights of Tenn.
plar conclave. Mrs. Work stopped
at Bellaire where she will be the
guest of her parents.
Word was received in the city
this morning that Mrs. A. K.
Boughner, of Bowling Green, Ohio,
mother of w. H. Boughner. of the
south side, had died yesterday
morning of typhoid fever.
Ed Nisbett went down to st.
Marys this morning to look after
his oil interests in that field. Mr..
Nisbitt is manager of the Long
Reach Oil company and is making
money for his company. He has
three shallow sand wells inPleasants
county with a net production of 40
barrels a day, which is quite a nice
income from shallow wells. Not
only this, but he has fine fresh
water we'll that he has connected up
and is furnishing a number OF wells
with water, which brings in his
company nice income daily. The
Review wishes him and his COM
pany continued success.
7. Slidel1 Brown, editor of the
Kingwood Argus, is here as del
egate to the K. of P. grand lodge.
Mr.. Brown last visited our city
when the editorial association met
here. He says that people outside
of our city can talk all they NAV
please to do, but in his judgment
we are entitled to the name of the
Greatest town on earth" He says
if this is not true he would like to
know of another town in this state
or any other state that can show all
it's streets aud alleys paved, fine
water works fire department, sew
erage, gas and electric lights, such
fine schools and churches, business
places and so on. Mr.. Browns
head is level. .-.-
From Fridays Daily
A. A. Weber, OF Water and
Charles streets, is i'll. -
Gas lights are being put in the
M. +. church in Middlebourne.
S. H. Coe, representing the Cary
Safe company, of Buffalo, is in the
city. ny - - -
]. H. Strickling and family are
relatives and friends in
Kentucky, ".'
Lena Burchfeld, of Wick, was in
the city yesterday'the guest of her
friend, Edna Stewart.
Arch L. Smith, of Parkersburg,
was in the city yesterday on his
way home from Pittsburg.
Miss Lizzie Mccain, of New
Martinsville, was a guest OF Miss
Sallie Limerick yesterday.
Myron Park, who has been visit
ing at his home in Pittsburg, re-
turned to the city last evening.
Mrs. A.. E. Aggas, of Brown
Betty street, is confined to her
home with severe attack OF
qulnsy.
Mrs. J. A. Dutton. of Macks'
burg, Ohio, is guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. {. E. Pearcy, for a few
days.
E. w. Martin, postmaster at
who has been in the
city for several days left last even
ing for home. ..., ..a..~: ~
w. d. Moore. the we'll known
bookkeeper left last evening for
Parkersburg to attend to some bus
mess matters. All. ~ &. : - ~.
J. w. Swan and wife, of Middle
bourne have a new girl babe at
their home. The stranger ar
rived Saturday.
By reference to the oil market
the gratifying rise of two cents will
be noted. The advance affects all
grades equally.
w. F. Rice, the we'll known con-
tractor, who has been in Wheeling
several days, on business, returned
to the city today. g.. ....
Mrs. Clara E. Rowe and her
daughter, OF Franklin,
Pa, are the guests of Mrs. A. NJ.
Smullen and family.
Miss Vernie Rulings, of Clarion,
Pa, is in the city and will be the
guest of W. D. Hulings and wife for
q connie of weeks.