West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-21

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Miss Maggie Mckinley has re.
sumed her position as saleslady. at
the popular dry goods establish
ment of E. Stewart & Co.
J. A. Sandy, who resides just
south of the city, came up from the
Peasants county oil field today and
will remain until Monday.
The Auditorium Orchestra will
furnish the music for the reception
held by the Magnolia club April
the Ist. at New Martinsville.
G. E. Chadderdon. the well
known contract teamster, returned
to the city this morning on the
1903 train from Los Angeles, Cal.
The numerous frien.ls of Mrs.
Ralph Broadwater, of North Main
street, Will be sorry TO learn she Is
confined to her home by serious
illness.
Prof. Dellbrugge's reception last
evening was a grand success, and
about as couples were In attend
auce. The Auditorium orchestra
furnished the music.
o M. .Folger. who resides In
Ohio just opposite the city was
transacting business here today.
and during his stay made the Re-
view Office q pleasant call.
A small blaze was discovered at
the residence of Phillip Sill on the
South Side, last evening about S
o'clock. but 1t was extinguished be.
fore much damage was done.
Mrs. Ester McCamey and daugh.
ter, who have been the guests of
the formers son, Mr.. George Nc.
Carney, of North Water street. for
a few weeks. left for their home to-
day. In Butler county, Pa.
A. S Powers, former night OPP
orator at the B. & o. r. R, station
here, has returned from Los An
geles, CAL, Mr.. Powers has come to
the wise conclusion that West Vir-
gfnia Is good enough for him.
Chas. Cutler, of Williamson
Place, who had the misfortune 10
get an ankle badly sprained some
FIVE weeks ago. has so far recovered
we are pleased to note, as to be
able to appear upon the streets.
Mrs. ]. R. Conley, late of the
Manhattan Restaurant has opened
a boarding house on Alley B., In
the rear of Auditorium, where she
will be pleased to see all old as
we'll as new patrons. 81 ct
Mrs. Morris Altenberg and chill
dren, arrived In the city today on
the 1903 train from Meadville, Pa
They will be the guests of M. Al |
tenberg, the we'll known oil opera
tor, of the Hotel Wells, for few
days.
A Grier. we'll known oil opera
tor and contractor, of Cameron, W.
Va, Is In the city. Mr. Grier was
one of the lucky operators 10 this
field during the early excitement,
and Ills investments netted him
quite snug sum.
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Commercial Edition. according to
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work Is now drawing to close and
those falling to send In their ad-
dresses will not have the free
privileges after the Edition
Is completed. If
Word reached the city this af
ternoon just as we were about to go
to press, that Samuel Johnson, a |
highly esteemed citiz IN of Long
Reach, wa, lying at the point of
death. His numerous friends in
this city and vicinity will learn the
above facts with much regret
One of the most handsome dona
tions to the Ladies of the Needle
Work Guild came from John W.
Herbert, one of the most popular
candy manufacturers of Wheeling
After the box was opened and the
green booth decorated the crowd
all wanted "Herbert's chocolates In
green boxes" Any one not pur
chasing these chocolates at the
Bazaar will find a full line OF his
candles at Neff Bros. or the Cash
Grocery store.
On Tuesday evening following
Easter Prof. Delbrugge will give a
German" to his class and their
parents and friends. Also invita-.
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