West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-05

ACTIVITY III SUClSty ID quAIC ~
ticeable.
The present cold wave has
cellent staying qualities.
E. D. Jurkee, of Pittsburg, was
business caller here today.
VIM. Baker and P FL. Anderson,
of Friendly, were Afternoon BUSH
ness arrivals in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Donahue, of
Salem, arrived In the city last eve
ming and are guests of the Hotel
Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Neuen
schwander are entertaining COM
pany today by way of an excellent
dinner.
III. Pringle. general manager
of the Oil Well Supply company,
left the city this afternoon for
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Dan Padgett returned to the city
this afternoon from the st. Marys
oil field where he had been looking
after his interests.
The Virginia Club will. hold the
last dance of the season before
Lent In the Citizens Hose house.
on Hill street, Friday evening.
Remember David Garrick tomor
row night. Everybody who Is Ia
terested In our City school should
be there or else buy ticket or two
at least.
A. E. Aggas, travelling represent
alive of the Columbia Cable COM
pany, and former resident of this
city, arrived here last evening and
remained In the city for a short
time, the guest of friends. He left
this morning for St. Marys and
points south.
Thomas Fleming. a purser of the
Cunard steamship line, who Is
about to retire after a service of 46
years. has crossed the Atlantic gao
times and sailed a distance of r.
100, 900 miles. The company will
give him life pension.
A weekly newspaper In nearby
county advises all those who have
frequent headache, dizziness, faint
ing spells accompanied with chills,
cramps, corns, bunions, epilepsy,
and iaundlce to pay years sub
scription In advance and make
themselves solid for a good obitu.
airy notice.
Mis-. Harriet Lyon wilS have
class In Kindergarten" and "Phys-
ical Culture" for the little tots. The
work will be adapted to children
from 4 to 8 years of age. See her at
once as only a limited number can
be taken. At 100 Mckinley ST. or
High School Building.
S It'd 1tw
The Governors of each state has
been asked to serve on a national
committee to bring about change
In the date of the presidential in
auguration. So far large number
have answered, all of them In favor
of the proposed change and most |
of them designating the 3oth of
April as their choice. Historically |
this date Is more appropriate than |
the fourth of March, because the |
first president was inaugurated on |
the last day of April, Meterologic-
ally, those who know Washington |
weather at both seasons favor only |
the later date.
There were no packets today as |
a result of the heavy Ice. The
Keystone State passed down at II
o'clock last night on her way to |
Cincinnati from Pittsburg The |
steamer was unable to land here on
account of the Ice that was formed |
on the outside of the wharfboat. |
The ferryboat was obliged to go to |
the bank yesterday for the first |
time this winter. The large coal
feet which passed this point Mon
day morning about I o'clock Is Ice |
bound at Huntington. The Vir.
ginia has left Cincinnati for Pitts. |
burg, but In all probability is tied
mp at some point between here and
the former place:
The sidewalks In the city are
now in a most deplorable condition.
Not only deplorable, but they are
In condition which Is really dan
gerous to pedestrians. They are
covered with an inch or more of
snow and Ice, upon which 1t Is al
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