West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-08-01

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steamer had on board large list OF
passengers and good freight car
go.
Col. R. M Jennings, one of the
most extensive oil operators In the
great southwest oil field, arrived
| ia the city today on the 1908
tralo, and is quartered at the Hotel
! Wells
Mrs J Pat QaigIey an daughter,
| Mis-, Mamie, who accompanied
Nessrs. Pat ard Ed Qu,gley TO
Rochester, N Y, will remain for a
months visit with relatives IN
; Pennsylvania.
T. S. Sterritt, the hustlirg South
Side teamster, returned last eve
ming from a business trip to Pits
burg During his absence MI.
Sterritt disposed Of FIVE head OF
fue draft horses.
Col. Clint Moore, of the South
Side, left the city this afternoon
for Lake Chautauqua, N. Y. to
join his daughters, Misses Edith
and Hazel, who are spending the
summer at that popular resort.
Mrs. c. E. Pyle and sister, Miss
Halle Swan, of Middlebourne, re-
turned this afternoon from their
summer outing of three weeks
which they spent at Atlantic City.
They were met here by Mr.. P lie.
Attorney and Mrs. A. Bruce
Hunt returned to the city last
evening from an extended visit
with relatives at Roanoke, Va
They were accompanied home by
Miss Mary Staples, who is cousin
of Mrs. Hunt.
Misses Lizzie Marsh, of Wheel
Ing, and Stella Cunningham, Of
Sardis, Ohio, who have been the
guests for few days of the latter's
sister, Mrs. w. L. Knapp, of East
street, left for their respective
homes this afternoon.
The Charles Thistle band treated
a number of cur residents last eve
ming to a serenade. Their music
was not only classic but was ZEN
dered In most creditable manner,
and reflected great credit on the
manager, Prof. Geo. A. Bell.
Clare1 c., the nineteen months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs William Bos-
ten, of east Hill street, died last
night of pneumonia. Funeral ser
vices were conducted at $50 o'clock
this afternoon at the family resi-
dence by Rev. H. B. Bowden. In
terment was In lakewood cemetery.
There will be an interesting
game of base ball on the home
park next Monday afternoon be-
tween the Leans" and Fats
The gate receipts will be donated
to the Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church and theYoung
Ladies' Missionary Society OF St.
Paul's Episcopal church. Secure
your tickets early and AVOID the
rush. I2t
Our ball team was defeated yes
terday afternoon,on the home park,
by the Woodsfeld aggregation by
score of a to 2. 1t was the most
exciting and closely contested
game ever witnessed on the new
grounds. The attendance was ~
usually large aud the best Of good
humor and order prevailed. The
visitors are genteel young man,
and as amateurs they have few
equals.
The Woods6eld ball team spent
last night In the city and left this
morning for Hannibal, Ohio. where
they crossed bats this afternoon
with the club at that place. They
went up In Capt. c. B. McCoy's
yacht, and were accompanied by a
number of lovers of the sport from
this city. The Woodsfeld team
will play a match game with the
Darlington, Ohio, club tomorrow
afternoon on the latte1's park.
In Judge Johr Jay Jackson's
forty ore years of service on the
bench of the United States court
he has probably been threatened
With impeachment proceedings
more times than any one who ever
occupied a similar position, and In
no single case has there been the
slightest Justification for the threat.
Judge Jackson was put to the Sc.