West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-04

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The Fats and Lean are playing
ball this afternoon as we go to
press.
Lynn Case, of the north side, has
returned to Bradford, Pa, where he
is employed.
Miss Erba Hilliard and brother
Clifton, are at Alliance o., the guest
of their brother.
Hicks predicts very warm wealth
er this month and especially the
middle of the month.
A game of ball between the one
legged and one-armed of town
should be next booked.
Mrs. Annie Ankrom and Mrs. R.
G. Ankrom ,ot Paden's Valley, were
visitors here Saturday.
Messrs. Stewart Anderson and
VIM. Flack spent Sunday afternoon
with friends at Paden's Valley.
A full turnout of the member
ship Is requested for the Wet. U
meeting at the headquarters Tues
day afternoon.
A. T. NARROW, of Luzon, w. Va.
passed through the city Saturday
on his return from a business trip
to Parkersburg.
The hot weather cuts down the
attendance at the various churches
In the city but his Satanic majesty
works right along whether it is hot
or cold.
Misses Matte and Jennie Stew
art returned today from a delight
full visit at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Asia Jemison Powell at Mid
dlebourne
Teachers institute will be held
at Middlebourne next week. The
exc erclses will be under the direc-
ton of Prof. Crago, and begin Mon
day the 18th.
Miss Sue Thistle entertained
number of her relatives and friends
at her mothers home on Water
street Saturday evening: All pres
ent report pleasant evening.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has world
wide reputation for its cures. It
never tails and Is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by c. W. Grier.
John L, Allen,a substantial farm
er and Democrat of Lima, or Braden
Station, of this county, made Ay-
ing trip to the city this morning
on business for the Eureka Pipe
Line.
Henry Earlewine,. the efficient
book keeper for E J. McJuukin
and very popular young man, re
turned Sunday from a months va.
cation, which he spent at Marion,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chase, of
Big Moses, this county, spent Sun
day with friends In the city. Mr..
Chase Is the up TO date field man
ager for J. NJ. Guffey & Co., Big
Moses oil field.
Little Miss Frances and Jerome
Minear, of North Wells street, &C.
companied their grandfather. ]. J.,
Wiggington, to his home at Fair
mont, Saturday,to spend the month
with their relatives there.
The Electric Light company has
a new burner that Is a wonder. Ii
produces a fifty candle power
light but only consumes as much
electricity as a twenty FIVE candle
power burner uses of the old kind.
1t certainly makes big light with
but little electricity.
There will be two fine ball games
here tomorrow and the next day
between Clarksburg and Sisters
Vile. It will be remembered the
last time Clarksburg was here the
score was one TO nothing In favor
of Sistersville. The two teams are
evenly matched and will play a
good game of ball.
Chester Hutchinson, who has
been employed in Marsh's jewelry
store for long time, has accepted
a position with the Temple Cloth
Ing company, and will begin work
in his new position at once. He
extends cordial invitation to his
friends to patronize him at his new
place of business and promises to
do all he can tn n1eaSA the trade