West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-16
Local and Personal Briefs

Regular meeting of the ]. T.
Jones Hose company tonieht A
full attendance Is desired. By or
der of 0. G Guyton, Pres.
Mrs. H. Rose aud Miss Grace
Hamlin of Allegheny Junction
Indiana. arrived here yesterday tor
months stay with relatives.
George E. Work. postmaster a;
Sistersville, and prominent re
Public IN of that city, was here
Observation-Disclosures News.
Being hale fellow we'll met Is
about as much use to the man who
Is 1t. as being a bottle of beer that
Is not fl and Is so sure to be dis
posed of.
Miss Maud Castilow, of Wheel
Ing, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs John Arthur, of Mid
dlebourne, left for her home this
morning.
Miss Florence, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S G. Sybert left this
morning for West Monterey, Pa,
where she will visit awhile with
relatives.
The numerous friends of Mrs.
Harry Biddle of upper Wells street,
will regret to hear that she is crit
ically Iii at the City hospital In
Wheeling.
You are invited to take supper
with the ladies Of the Baptist
church next Tuesday evening, In
the room formerly occupied by R.
G. Ankrom & Co.
Mrs. r. T. Shannon has re.
turned to her home at Wellsville,
N. Y. after months stay at the
Hotel Mercer with her husband the
we'll known oil operator.
Miss 'Thena Smith, of Sisters
vile, was at the Morey Sunday re-
turning from a visit with her broth
ers and sister, Mrs. Ruth Under
wood In McElroy.-Star.
Hon. Anthony Smith. of Harris
vile, Is a new candidate for the
State Senate In his district COM
posed of the counties of Peasants,
Richie, v God and Writ.
The government officials who are
talking of putting a woman's head
on new postage stamp are very
|ungallant individuals. No gentle
man wants to be put In a position
where he has to lick a woman.
JIG. Nigh arrived In the city at
$3.50 o'clock last evening on the
Queen City. Mr.. Nigh left here
some time ago with typhoid fever
He went to his home at Beaver,
where he remained until the present
time.
Remember there is no admission
to the Junior class exercises at the
High School auditorium. This
idea has enormously got abroad
The exercises will consist of literary
and musical numbers. You are
invited.
The Virginia passed up this
morning at a very early hour.
There Is a slight rise In the river
at Pittsburg which will probably
let her up this trip but unless there
Is good rain soon the Plttsburg
packets will all have to lay up.
The junior class of the High
School have prepared a literary and
musical treat which they will give
this evening In the High School
auditorium at $3.50 o'clock. You
are invited to come and spend a
pleasant evening. No admission.
Mr.. Oliver Folger one of Tyler
county's successful young farmers
and Miss Pearl Collins. daughter of
VIM. Collins and niece of Hon.
Creed Collins of Pennsboro were
united In holy matrimony May 2
at the parsonage by W. M. Kings.
ley, pastor of the M. E. church.
The High School Juniors will
render their annual class day pro-
gram at $50 o'clock this evening
In the High School auditorium: 1t
will consist of literary and musical
numbers. No admission and all
friends OF the school are cordially
invited.
An electric arc light Is being put
up at the foot of Main street and
across Catherine street, for which
Improvement we are under obliga-
tons to Councilman Bell, of the
First ward. A gas lamp Is to be