Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-11
COUNTY SEAT NEWS.
Deaths.

Stephen c. Wilcox, an aged and
respected citizen of Centreville dis
trict, Tyler county, died on election
day at his home near Centereville,
aged 81 years. The funeral took
place last Thursday and interment
| ct Centreville. The deceased leaves
a large family of grown up children
surviving him. He was man OF
great physical vitality and mental
strength.
John Jemison, of Colorado. died
| at Parkersburg Friday night at 9
| o. m. /, of stomach trouble. He had
been sick for several months and
had consulted several specialists
but all failed to give relief and
about two weeks ago he sent fol-
his brother A. J. Jemlson. of Mid.
Glebourne, to come out to st. Joseph
Missouri, and accompany him back
to this county.a he was DESTROYS to
see his old home again. They go,
as tar as Petersburg, where he
died In one of the hospitals of that
city, In about one half hour after
their arrival He leaves four broth
ers, 3. Jemison, of Cameron, E. B.
r. M. and A. J. Jemisou
of this county, and a large number
OF his nieces and nephews and his
widow surviving him. The funeral
took place Sunday at the Baptist
church at this place. Rev. Hatch,
of the Baptist church of Sisters
Vile, assisted by Rev. Kinsley, OF
the M. E church, here, held the
funeral services. The iuterment
was 10 the private cemetery on the
Clemenza Henderson farm, near
town. The funeral and intermenl
was attended by a large concourse
of relatives and friends. He had
been a member of the Baptist
church for long number of years,
having joined the church here be:
fore he migrated to the west.
Removals.
Robert Mccoy and family re
moved Thursday to Sistersville.
Mrs. lisa Rymer has sent her
household goods to New Martins
and will leave today for that town
where she will reside In the future.
o, P. W. Stealey has moved his
family from his farm on Point
Pleasant creek into Mrs. Asia
Powell's house on Fair street, lately
vacated by Mrs. lisa Rymer.
W.Christy, of Centreville, moved
his family into J. W. McGiunis'
new house on Stealey street and
will make this place his future
home. Mr.. Christy has charge OF
the pump station at the mouth OF
Sancho creek and on the Mason
farm at the Jug.
Married.
Leroy Swan OF New Castle, Pa,
and Miss J. Dora Carter. late as
sistant In circuit clerks Office here,
were quietly married In the city of
Grafton last Thursday morning
After the ceremony the happy
couple boarded the east bound
train forWashington City and other
points on a honey moon trip. May
a long and prosperous welded life
be theirs Is the wish of their many
friends here
Doinss Of Our People.
Messrs. DR.. Ira Lemley, w. E
Kirchuer and DR.. M. M. Reppard
attended the regular meeting of the
Knights Templars at Sistersville
last week.
M G. Stewart, of Shiloh, was In
town last week on business.
P. M. Furbee was In town on
Friday.
Or. M. n. Reppard, wife and son
Lawrence and Mesdames Mary A.
Jenison and Asia D. Powell drove
up to Mrs. Rachel A. Reppard's
near Centreville last week and
spent the day.
F. D. Young, Esq. was a bust
ness visitor here last week.
H. o. Stealey, of Wheeling, Is
visiting L. L. Stealey and wife, OF
Dodd street.
E. R. B. Martin, Esq, of St.
Marys, was visiting his family
Sunday.
Messrs. VIM. Morris, o. G.
Kearns, Thomas Kearns and So.
crates Kearns, OF Centreville, c. B.
Jemison and wife and ]. B. Jemi'