West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-15

Or. jose On u. htmDle, teaCneI OF
Sugar Valley school, was at Sis
tersville last Saturday on business.
| S. D. Wells, county superintend
ent of schools, was through this
part of the county last week. He
Is teaching this winter at Wick
After this winter superintendents
can not teach but are compelled to
, visit their schools.
Cushing Bros. have lost bit In
the we'll E o or 100 feet down, and
at this writing are still fishing for
it. This Is Thistle No. 2,5oo feet
south of Thistle No. I. The Work
man No I Is abandoned. This we'll
is 600 feet northeast ofthe O5lipger
No. I. Barnsdall and others are
putting the materials on The ground
fir Watkins Heirs No. I In Haines
Hollow Geo feet due east Of Oh
liz ger No. and J. G. Eddy No. I.
II Some oil COM any would 60
o. Slider run ard put down we'll
this would test cur field very we'll
There Is 40 doubt that when this
gas Is exhausted all these wells will
produce oil as the Watkins and Oh
finger No. I both had oil Ia them.
However. some of our farmers need
not growl because they get no oil
as they getting good rentals. One
farmer Is getting $I1oa month and
has been for some time.
The church at Sugar Valley ap-
pointed four elders last Sunday.
Messrs. G. T. Buck. j. c. Klmble,
u E. Slider and Uria K;mble are
the ruling officials of this church
now. No better selection could
have been made.
Benoni Tuttle who has been sick
for some time. is slightly worse at
this time. The extreme winter
weather Is against old people.
Lloyd Kimble and wife visited at
Mr.. Tuttle's, the latter's father, one
day last week, Lloyd likes TO
sleis hride very we'll, we think.
Claspy Richeson visited his
father-in Ivy, c. O. Kimble, on Big
Run last week. He reports that
boy that got killed as slightly bet
ter and able to 60 about.
Ell Ice, our merchant, was at
New Martinsville last Saturday to
visit the New Martiusville Whole.
sale house In order to get some
goods with which to replenish his
store.
Daniel Jacobs and family. of
Padens Fork, visited Mr.. Benoni
Tuttle, his father-in-law last week.
J. F. VanCamp. Who Is teaching
on OH Ridge, visited his parents
here last Saturday.
| Cushing Bros. have found the
lost bit and have the inch casing
lin.
G. T. Buck and wife were shop.
ing in New Martinsville, last Tues
day.
Sarah J. Eddy. of near New Mar
tinsville, visited her brother, J. G
Eddy, here last week.
Joseph Bunting. OF Dry Run, was
a business visitor here last Friday.
| J. S. Wade gave a spelling school
to the delight of the young fols S
here last Thursday night. at Mar
rows Run. finn Is hustler.
The Willow Fork school cele-
brated Lincoln's birthday last
Wednesday. The usual large crowd
was present. and a good program
was rendered. The orations on
Lincoln" by Messrs. c. R. Husk.
II. c. Obliuger, J. 5. Wade and S. A.
Grimes were extremely eloquent
and brought out the many grand
traits OF chara cter of that match,
less civilian. At night debate
was the order of the evening. The
question was the capital punish
ment subject. For two hours the
champions OF argument occupied
the attention OF the audience. The
orators OF tte-evenihg were ] c.
IOolinger, ] S Wade, Joseph Van
Camp. c. r HuSk. S. A Grimes,
and Theodore Van Camp T P
Hall, Of McKim, was present ard
presided.
Peter Hentho,n. of Paden Fork,
IS m oving TO Sugar Valley, on the
S. Montgomery farm.
Rev. ". NJ. Needs Is preaching