Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-05

paper just In at Mccoy's Book
Store. ~ ~ ST.
Attorney G. E. Kesterson left for
the State Capitol at Charleston this
morning. ~
For Sale-Fresh Jersey COW. Ave
years old. Perfectly gentle. ago
North Wells street. sgt
Mrs. Rev. T. A. Anderson, of
Charles street, spent the day In
Wheeling shopping.
For Rent-Two good five roomed
cottages. For information inquire
at 8I8 Main street. 36t
Chris Henderson returned to the
city tlis morning from a business
trip of a few days to Pittsburg.
w. M. Gordon left the City today
on the 11:o8 train for Marietta,
where he was called on business.
Al McMullin left the city this
morning for the oil field west OF
Matamoras to look after his inter
eStS.
The Waterman Fountain Pen Is
the only pen that gives entire sat
tstactlon. We have them from 81.
to $40. McCoy's Book Store.
4 st
Mrs. w. H. Cunningham, of
Williamson Place, has returned
from a three weeks visit to her oil
home at Hebron, Peasants county
Oklahoma thinks the chances of
becoming a State are better If she
breaks loose from Arizona and
New Mexico. Arizona Is a good
guesser.
Attend the hot supper to be
given by the ladies OF the M. E.
church In the Boyers building Fri
day evening. An elegant meal will
De served. 33t
Mrs. w. c. Rib, of Carter street,
was called to Wampum, Pa, by the
illness and subsequent death of her
sister, Mis-. Kate Guy. She will
return home on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas, of Washington,
Pa, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Rev. T. A And erson,
of Charles street, for the past week,
left tor her home this morning.
This Is the time of year thatSun
day school classes begin to boom.
The movement may be expected to
gain In volume for some weeks
and then there will be a great big
slump In the attendance.
Remember TIE ladies Of the M.
E church will serve a hot home
made supper in the Boyers build.
ing at the corner of Wells and Dia-
mond streets on Friday evening.
Dec. 5th Everybody Is invited.
23t
Messrs. J. A. and w. M. Thomas,
two of Tyler county's most substan
tial citizens, were business visitors
In the city today, and during their
stay made rs pleasant social call.
The former Mr.. Thomas resides at
Next and the latter at Little.
The west bound train due here at
11.o8 a m was just an hour late
today. The only instance on rec
ord where the management Of the
B. & o R. R. were ever known to
spend money foolishly was In the
printing of time tables. 1t has been
very seldom within the past year
that a single passenger train has
been run over the OHIO River divi
sion on schedule time.
The SiStersville Window Glass
Manufacturing company IS doing
An extensive business and the pro
uction Is steadily increasing. As
soon as the new additions are com
pleted to the plant and more men
can be secured there will be still
further increase In the amount Of
the product made at this establish
ment.
There Is movement on foot to
reorganize the Charles Thistle
Band Sistersville used to be a
great brass baud town, but in re-
cent years there has not been much
doing along this line. We hope
the present contemplated movement
will materialize, and that we will
have, In the very near future, one
of the leading musical organiza-
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