West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-12


will probably be engaged as one of
The battery for the season.
A gentleman who Is reported to
have plenty of capital back of him,
Is making arrangements to organ,
lie a stock company In Sistersville
for the purpose of manufacturing |
carriages. Surveys and wagons
Morgantown Dominion.
Will F. Kaiser, manager of the
OIL Well Supply company's store
here, left Saturday afternoon for
Slstersville and other points along |
the Ohio river, where he spent
few days with friends. He returned
to the city Tuesday.-SalemL leader.
A. M. Rice returned to the city
this afternoon from Charleston
where he had been In attendance
at meeting of the State Board OF
Embalmers. Mr.. Rice Is located at
Morgsntown and will leave for his
place Of business this evening on
the 6:I8 train.
The Children's Day exercises of
the NJ. E. church will be held In
the High School auditorium next
Sabbath evening, June IS, Every
one Is invited. No admission fee.
but silver offering collection will
be taken for the annual assessment
of the school.
A glass factory at Warrington
was nearly burned down. Loss
$4,000 This makes 100000 the
!na..ssance companies have lost on
glass houses within the past sixty
days. No wonder the companies
are raising rates and taking up
policies In frame rows.
Hugh Da,s, well known drlller
who IS In the employ of Messrs.
Creekmore & Dunn, had the mis-
fortune to get painfully Injured yes
terday afternoon while at work On
an oil we'll In the Elk Fork field.
He Is getting along. ,however, as
well as could be, expected under
the circumstances.
Minnehaha Lodge No. Is, De-
gree of Rebekah, I. 0. o. F., will
give strawberry and Ice cream so.
cial In the Boyer building on Fri
day evening, June 18th. Ali are
cordially invited. Those interested
In the Rebekah quilt are requested
to be present as 1t will be disposed
of on that evening. at
The many friends Of Uric Ran
dolph will be panied til hear of his
serious illness. Mr.. Randolph Is
suffering with inflammatory rheu
matism and Is under the constant
care of doctor. The disease has
such a hold that 1t has made Its
victim perfectly helpless.-Salem
Leader.
Mrs. P. H. Gaffney Mrs. W. P.
Gaffney and Miss Flanagan have
returned to the city from Wheeling
where they were In attendance at
the commencement exercises of
Mt. de Chanta1 school. Miss Liz
gle, daughter of Mrs. Gaffney, who
has been attending the above
school. Is home for her summer
vacation.
Mr.. Benjamin Haber, of Cleve-
land, arrived In the city yesterday
evening to accept a position In the
Star Shoe Store. Mr.. Haber Is an
shoe salesman and has
the reputation of being an expert
shoe Htter. The Review extends
hearty welcome to him In our
thriving city.
Mark Miller, of New Cumber-
land, was In the city this week. He
Is looking fairly web. We always
like to see Mark, he is so gla1 to
get to Sistersvil1e we can't help
but smile with him. We hope
Mark will soon regain his former
good business Judgment and return
to his first and only love, Sisters
Vile.
The Ststersville Fire Department |
has been invited to participate In |
the demonstration at Moundsville
on the Fourth. It Is also invited |
to take part In the Street Far at |
New Matamoras of the same day.
In view of the fact that the
Moundsville department has been
here for the past two years 1t Is al |
together probable that their invita- |
ton will be accepted. This will
mean a quiet day for the "Only
Town."
For Sale.