The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-25
SISTERSTILLE SOCIETY.
Notes and News Of Entertaining
Chnrnrtar from Our Sister City.

Character from Our Sister City.
sIsTERsvILLE, Jan. 2L-W. ].
Davis, Of this city, who was arrested
at ST. Mary's a. couple Of days ago, on
complaint OF J. W. Wiley, Of the knoke
House, who accused him OF obtaining
| $40 under false pretenses, was released
from the city jail last evening, the case
having been compromised. Wiley
stated that he had loaned Davis the
amount mentioned on the strength OF
the latter's statement that he had
money In the bank and would issue
check for the amount borrowed. After
getting the money Davis refused to
give the check, hence his arrest.
Miss Wayne Dee, who has been en-
ployed at The OIL Review office for
! some years, will resign her position
Saturday evening. Some time during
the coming week she will be married to
Morgan Henderson. well known river
man of Pittsburgh, Pa Both OF the
young people are well known In this
city, and have large number OF friends
and acquaIntances who Will wish them
a happy and prosperous Journey
through life.
The district on Burt street, which was
wiped out by fire a short time ago Is
being rapidly rebuilt. OF the six or
seven buildings which were DESTROYED.
four have been rebuilt and several OF
those which were badly damaged have
been repaired. All Of the people who
suffered by the fire were reimbursed
for their loss by the pipe line company
as Il was the bursting OF line Which
caused the fire, the oil igniting'
That Slstersville will have a military
company in the newly reorganized state
militia, is now certainty. All ar
engagements have been made Tor the
muster In of the company, and this In
teresting ceremony Will occur in short
time. There will be a meeting OF the
members Of the organization Thursday
evening to make the final arrange
ments.
Mrs, L. T. Shannon,of Orchard street.
left yesterday afternoon for her former
| home at Wellsville, N. Y, where she
will be the guest Of relatives and
friends for a couple OF weeks. She was
accompanied by her son, Roy. They
Will also visit friends in other parts OF
New York and Pennsylvania before re-
turning.
The Vandyke-Eaton Repertoire Com
pany, which Is filling an engagement at
the New Auditorium this week, Is one
Of the best companies that have peen
here. Their repertoire Of plays ls a
good one in every particular, and THIS
Is evidenced by the fact that tney pack
the house each night.
George NJ. Mccoy. the attorney, who
has been in bad health for year, lett
yesterday afternoon for San Antonio,
Texas, where he will remain Ior sotte 2
months in the hope that the climate OF
that section will re1uvenate him. He
was accompanied by his wife and son.
Mrs D. A. Bartlett, Of Hill street, was
called to her former home. in Fredonla'
n. Y. Yesterday, by a telegram stating
that her mother. an aged lady. had
been very seriously hurt In an accident,
and was in a very serious condition.
She was accompanied by her little son.
Frank q. circuit, operator and pro-
Queer, who is largely interested In the
st. NIary's field, and who has been IN
the CITY for q week or ten days, lett
this afternoon for Peasants county, TO
look after his interests in that Secuon'
John Hetzel, left yesterday afternoon
for his former home at Pittsburgh ana
other points in Pennsylvania He has
not been in good health for some time,
and will take a vacation OF several
weeks in order TO recuperate.
Toe Ellsworth. prominent operator
and contractor In the st. Mary's field.
who has been in the city for week or
ten DAYS, calling on friends and attend
ing to business matters, returned to
ST Mary's to-day.
John ]. Carter, Of TItusvllle, Pa,
president sud general manager OF the
carter OIL Company, arrived In the city
this morning and will remain Tor sew
eral days looking after his interests In
this section.
Fred b. sankey, travelling passenger
nTont for the Pennsylvania lines west
of Pittsburgh, with headquarters IN
that city, was here yesterday looking
after business for his road and calling
on friends.
The remains Of Mrs. Harry Griffin.
who died at Elk Fork the first Of the
week, were shipped to her former nome
nj Bradford, Pa, where tnterment was
made yesterday morning.
j. W. Jolly, a prominent attache OF
the TrI-Stnte Gas Company, IL IN the
CITY. and will bemain for several days
looking after the interests OF his COM
pany In this section,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A, Webber. Of Water
and Charles streets, who have been the
guests OF relatives and friends In Par
Sersburg for a couple Of days. have re-
turned to the city,
NJ Heating, who visited at his formar
home, in OIL City, a couple OF days last
week, has returned to the CITY,