West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-04-11

Ii you want SUOu Mou Al tn~
Legislature, elect Democrat. the
second best thing to do will be to
elect Shanor and Hill. Both good
men.
Dennis Mccarthy and family, of
Big Moses, were called TO Morgan
town today by the death of Mrs.
McCarthy's father. which occurred
yesterday afternoon.
William Lazear and his estimable
family arrived In the city last eve
ming from Warrington. and are
now comfortably quarteled In their
new home on East street.
Prof. VIM. Helms orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for
the grand ball to be given by the
Carnation club, Thursday evening,
April 18TH. In the City Hall.
Prot. VIM. Helm will furnish
music for the A. o. U. w. ball at
New Martinsville Wednesday eve
ming, April 10th. Several mem
bers of this lodge will attend from
here.
DR.. Albert Cameron, Presiding
Elder of the Parkersburg district,
will conduct services in'the M.
E. church this evening at 7:3o
O'Clock. A cordial invitation to
all Is extended to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Harrington,
of Pittsburg, arrived In the city to-
day and will remain until after the
marriage of their son Willis O.,
which will be solemnize ed tomorrow
afternoon at q O'clock, and mention
of which recently appeared In the
Review.
DR.. G. &. Kahle and w. G. Hays
have moved into the new
home on Diamond Square. re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Kahle OF
H. Levy. The residence just va.
Gated by the above families on Hill
street, Is now occupied by II. G..
Meek and Frank Hicks.
The Virginia passed here this
morning at 7 o'clock on her way
from Cinciu natl to Pittsburg. The
steamer was twelve hours behind
her schedule time, the delay being
due to high water and fog. She
had on board an unusual large con-
sigument of freight and sixty-fve
passengers.
A. w. Pollard, a well known
boiler maker who has been In the
employ of E. A. Ryan, for three
years and six months, left the city
this morning for Salem, where he
will open boiler establishment oil
his own. He will do general repair
work aud his host of friends here
Joins with the Review In wishing
him much success In his new loca
ton:
Dewey Lively,the genial tonsori-
al artist OF the Hotel Wells. wa:
presented yesterday by his brother
Robert, who spent the winter In the
south on Prices Floating Opera
with an alligator IS inches In
length. Dewey prizes his presen
very highly. and has 1t on exhibl
ton at his shop. Yesterday the an
imal ate Its first meal In foul
months, which consisted of mea
and bran. Notwithstanding alliga
tors are very peculiar In their die
they are very long lived.
Rev. c. P. Connolly, of the Free
Methodist church, will conduc
services In the City Hall on Satur
day evening at s O'Clock; Sunda.
afternoon at 2:3o and also Sunda,
. evening at s o'clock. All are mos
cordially invited to these meetings
Rev. M. Connolly Is former resi-
dent of this place, having reside'
here some three years ago and wa
an employe of the Carter OH com
pany. He came direct to this cit
f from Los Angeles, CAL, arrivlu
this morning. He Is an interesting
, and fluent speaker, and his ser
!, vices will doubtless be largely at
tended.
The Auditorium was filled las
> night to witness the production {
: the Octoroon. The play was tn
strongest so far during the weet
= and brought out the best effects G
!. the company. Little Ethel grow
y In favor at each performance, an
her master of different character
easily places her Ct the head
4 child perforrdeis. The many stir
d ring scenes of the iplay wei
brought out vividlv BY the p,ayer