West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-13
Local and Personal Briefs

called TO St. M aISS tnlS mOlnLbS VI
lei al business.
DR. J. L Thistle returned to the
city last evening fiom a business
Trip to Newport, Ohio.
Tell the truth and let others say
what they will. You are response
BILE for but one tongue.
Don't forget the M. E. church
supper Tuesday evening; IS cents,
when sent out IS cents
Mrs. w. M. SproVls, of Brown
Belt, street. spent the day with
! friends at Williamstown.
| lis all well enough to look out
for No I, but the widow believes
/ In looking out for No. 2.
Some things go without saying,
but woman never leaves without
saying well, I must co.
PracticiDg what you preach bores
your friends about as much as
preaching what you don't practice.
Col. R. M. Jennings, of the Kan
awha Oil company. left the city
last evening for the Richie county
oil field.
William Lester, who has been
located at Parkersburg for the past
three weeks, returned to the city
last evening.
For rents roomed house with
gas, electrlct lights, bath hot and
cold water. F. B. Berlin, 400 Dia-
mond. 10 St
Surveyor E. L. Benton and as
sistant, Charles Cutler, returned to
the city last evening from the St.
Marys oil field.
F. R. Hickman and sister. Mrs.
George, and Miss Martha Furbee,
of Middlebourne, spent yesterday
10 the city with friends.
]. c. Hill, formerly a well known
business man OF Kidwell, returnel
last evening 10 the city from a
business trip to Wheeling.
Charles Thistle was a business
lcaller at New Marttnsville today.
He was accompanied by his private
secretary, John Salisbury.
If a boy is perfectly healthy and
normal, a quart of raisins which he
lis given TO stone will dwindle to a
half pint before he Is through.
R. M. Clendening, proprietor OF
1.-The Brilliant cafe, Is having his
place of business neatly. painted.
Eli Wells Is the efficient artist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunlap, OF
Parkersburg, spent Sunday in the
city with the latter's mother, Mrs
A. D. Work, CT B.own Betty street
Robert Lively. the we'll known
contortionist of Prices Floating
jOpera, spent last evening In the
Icity with his mother, Of Water
street.
You will not have to 60 to hear
Miss Wintringer while at Chautau
qua this sumner. You can hear
her at the M. E. church Wednes
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Fitch, o
Meadvil.e. are visiting the latter''
mother, Mrs. Campbell. of NORTH
Wells street. They arrived in the
city last evening:
Chris Henderson, the genial cash
, Iier of the B. & 0. R. R. here, ha'
! returned to the city from visi
of a few days with his brother Nor
gan. of Pittsburg.
. The numerous friends of Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. Bruce Hunt, of MCCOY
orchard will be sorry to learn Their
little eighteen months old dangh
ter, Mary Bruce, Is seriously Ill.
Miss Wintringer rapidly sketchet
pictures as she talked and finished
her theme and sketches together
the combined results being wonder
fully effective. Philadelphia Times
The Queen City arrived here las
evening at 7 o'clock on her way
: from Cincinnati to Pittsburg. Sh'
had on board quite a number Q
passengers and a fair cargo Q
, freight.
Advertising Is not an expense;
Is an investment, and If judiciousl,
|, made, no outlay will yield so larg
: and so sure a return. This Is tn
testimony of wideawake cuisines
men everywhere.
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