West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-31

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Is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Parker and her sisters. Mrs. VIII
Lake and Miss Estelle Parker.
The Commencement programs,
which elected so many kind ard
complimentary remarks at the Au-
ditorium, were presented to the
class of 'o2 by the OH Review
A large delegation of the local
! Elks will leave the city Monday
evening fir Pittsburg, where they
will take part In the ceremonies OF
the dedication of the new home of
that order.
Mrs. ]. R.Cross and children left
the city this afternoon for St Glars
vile, Ohio, In respo use to tele-
gram announcing that her sister,
Mrs. Neitzelt, of tha. place, was
seriously i'll.
Get a free sample of Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets at
&c. w. Grier's drug store. They
are easier to take and more pleas
ant In effect than pills. Then their
use Is not followed by constipation
as Is often. the case with pills. Reg.
ular size, IS cents box.
Parties living on lands belonging
to Misses M. T. and T. N. Wells
are hereby notified not to place tin
cans. garbage or any thing on land
belonging to Maud Neuenschwan-
der and myself. I will arrest any
person doing So
20 st c. THISTLE.
The dinner given yesterday by
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was another of the very
good dinners that the ladies of the
different churches and organize
tons have been serving lately In
the vacant furniture room. The
patronage was excellent and nice
sum of money was realized.
Misses Louisa Miller and Ruth
Harris, two of Parkerburg's most
handsome and intelligent young
ladies, are In the city the guests of
friends. Miss Miller Is the guest
of Miss Nella Mccoy and Miss Har.
ris Is visiting Miss Nellie Morrison.
The young ladies came up to attend
commencement exercises.
The body of Edward Angeneer
has not been found. A reward of
$40 has been offered for the re-
covery of his body. Philip Rousch
who was so seriously injured In
the explosion Is resting more COM
Portable, we are pleased to note,
this afternoon and his attending
physician Is hopeful of his recov
lery.
J. III. O'Neil died yesterday at one
O'Clock at his home In Hannibal,
Monroe county, Ohio. The funeral
will be held tomorrow under the
auspices of the G. A. R., of which
order the deceased was member.
He was brother of G. w. O'Neil.
the timer, of this city, and W.
B. O'Neil, of Marietta, the well
known architect.
Thursday evening at the City
Hall the Cotillion club rendered a
reception to Mr.. John Sexton. a
prominent member OF that organi.
cation, who will locate In Pittsburg
In the near future. The occasion
was one Of the leading social func-
tons of the week In the younger
society circles. AT proper hour a
banquet was served In the hand
some dining parlors of the Phoenix
Cafe.
Some twenty members of the K. |
of p. order and about as many
members of the Citizens Hose com.
pany, all of this city, chartered
Capt. c. B. McCoy's handsome
yacht yesterday afternoon tor an
outing of a few hours. The party
went as far north as New Martins
Vile, where they made a short but
pleasant call. They returned home
about six o'clock In the evening
and expressed themselves as hav.
Ing had a most delightful time. and |
also of the generous hospitality ex
tended to them by their New Mar
tinsville brothers and citizens In
general.
A very interesting game of base
ball was played yesterday afternoon
between the Sistersville and Carter
Oil company's teams. The game
was enthusiastic from start to finish |
aud resulted In victory for the |
Sistersville team. The game was
witnessed hv an t1n,1Sno1iv Iax0a