Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-10

DuL lew pCASOho Low oS ~ 49,
loved the fine sleiehipg on account
of the severity of the weather
The February numbers of the
fashion magazines are In and tor
sale at McCoy's Book Store. 10 1T
James Plerpoiut, OF N ext, was In
the city today calling on friends
and attending to some business
matters.
D. A. Bartlett, the well known
banker and oil producer of Marietta,
was In the city last evening on
business.
Contractor Jack O'Hara left the
city this morning for Jacksonburg
to look after his business interests
In that vicinity.
Edward Mcintyre, of Cameron,
arrived In the city last evening and
will remain a few days looking at
ter his business interests hree.
Hon. o. W. o. Hardman passed
through the city this morning on
his way home to Middlebhurne
from a business trip to Weston.
Miss Mary Mccullough. of East
Liverpool, Ohio, and Mrs. Dudley
McHugh, of Marietta, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Schillsott, Of Benton
street.
]. W. Graft, a we'll kno wn oil op.
orator of Lewisville, Ohio, was num-
bered among the prominent bust
ness arrivals In the city this after
noon.
Newman Roach, a pumper for
the South Penn OH company, with
headquarters at Stringtown, this
county, has been Ill with la grippe
for few days.
Mrs. Capt. Bedlllion returned to
the city this afternoon from Mari
eta where she had been visiting
her father who has been enjoying
good health of late.
Tom Furbee, Big Moses's popu-
lar merchant, has pneumonia. He
IS being nursed by his sister, Miss
Kate Furbee. who came from Balti
more Hospital, N. c.
| Master Ralph Bowen, son Of Mr..
AID Mrs Geo. S. Bowen, of Finlay
son Pace, we are sorry to say, Is
confined to bis home with severe
attack of typhoid fever.
G. A. McCarrol, OF Stringtown,
this county, will shortly remove to
Petersburg where he has pur-
chased a fine home. He has re
signed his position with the South
Penn.
Madison Stathers, one of the
teachers at the Seminary at Buc-
khannop, while at his home near
Centreville was taken i'll with ty-
phoid fever. He Is getting along
very we'll.
Nathan Salisbury and little
daughter May, who reside just east
of the city, vent to Wheeling this
morning, where Mr.. Salisbury Is
having his daughters eyes treated
by specialist.
Mrs. Swartzfeager and daughter,
Mrs. Weiss, of Wheeling, who have
been the pleasant guests for few
days Of Mrs. D. A Henderson,, OF
Diamond street. returned to their
homes last evening.
Ralph Rroadwater Is getting
more genuine pleasure out of the
fine sleighing than any six young
men In the city. Mr.. Broad~ater
has fue team and they are always
In condition for a drive.
Thomas Alloway, a former resi-
dent of Our town. Is quite Ill at the
home of bis son, Joseph on the
Hutchinson hill farm north of
town. Mr.. Alloway's S3rd birth
day is Saturday next.-Matl.
The Ruth went into her winter
quarters this morning at Paden's
Island some four miles north OF the
city. 1t Is not likely the Baansdall
will return this evening to the city.
The Bedford was obliged to go on
the docks this morning for repairs.
The Keystone State will 60 up to
night and the Queen City Monday !
evening. There will be no boats
Sunday. The Virginia is still dis
abled.