West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-25
County Seat Midget.


M. Hattie Tustin, II; Chas. w.
Chapman, ~, and L Blandie HEX
man, II; George Berkheinser, 90,
and Maggie Martin III; Jas. M
Franks, II. and Cora Morgan, Is.
Frank Hicks. of Sistersville, was
In town today on business.
E. II. Roome, of Pine Grove,
We,ze1 county, was in town today
on business.
P. NJ Furbee and Thos. B. Fur
bee, of McEiroy district. were bust.
ness visitors at the county seat to-
day.
Judge S. B. Ankrom was In Sis
tersville Saturday on business.
0 F. Orr. of Shirley, was down
to town today for a few hours shak-
ing hands with friends.
Mrs. w. J. Emory, of the oil me
tropolis of Tyler county, Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Oldham, of lower Dodd street.
Contractor John Madison was In
town today and reported that the
S-inch casing had parted In the
Thos. Doak we'll, which he Is drill
Ing on Sancho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Mccoy, of
Pursley, visited Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Engle, of Main street.
The Carter Oil company's ]. R.
Baker NJ. I, the Bruner ct al
Rachel Harter No. I, and the Engle
Oil company's Engle No. q. are all
drilling away toward the oil strata.
I. M. Underwood, ESQ.,, was over
to McKim today, looking after his
oil interests In that field.
DR.. W. II. Louderbeck and Geo.
Robinson. both of whom have been
confined to their rooms with sick
ness. are out again on the streets.
Charley Carpenters baby Is very
sick with pneumonia, but was bet
ter today and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Mead's baby Is recovering from a
severe sick spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reppard, who Is
suffering from lung fever, is better
today.
Ex-Deputy Sheriffs James Ire
land and Fl. B. Shriver are In town
helping ex-Sheriff Pyle in making
up his settlement for his term as
sheriff.
The directors of the Fair met at
the court house Saturday and re-
vised the premium list for 1902
They offer a purse of $50 for a
cake walk, $50 for the first and SEC
for the second prize. This is offered
as new feature and to interest the
colored ladies and gentlemen of the
United States. The out of towr
attendance on'the meeting were R
A. Martin, S. A. Allen, ]. w
Smith and John WOODBURY..
G. B. Stathers, of Tyler, City
w. E. Long and William Morris
of Centreville, were down to towr
on Saturday.
| J. D. Shaw, editor and proprietor
of the Daily and Weekly Echo o
Moundsville, were visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. B. Riggle, of Dodd street
Saturday and Sunday, returning
home Sunday afternoon. His many
old friends here were glad to set
the squire as he was familiarly
called.
W. L: Russell and L. E. Morn
ingstar, of the Oil Review CONNER
cial edition, were In town Satur
day getting data for that publica-
ton.
A. B. Hunt, Esq, called at the
court house on business Friday 81
last week.
Middlebournites In Sistersville
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Swan, S. G. Pyle and Esquires, G
D. Smith ]. H. Strickling, B. Engle
and G. B. Riggle.
c. L. Flesher, of Wick, was In
town on business last week.
Mrs. d. II. Flesher who was BIT
ten by mad dog is In New York
City being treated for the bite at the
Pasteur's hospital In that city.
S. D Wells, County Superinten-
dent of free schools, who was
seriously hurt by his horse falling
with him en- the Pierpoint hill, was
able to 60 to his home at Wick
R. B. F. Martin, who has been
confined TO his home on THE HIP
with severe attack of rheuma-
tism, Is improving.
o. c. Carter and Homer Jemison
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