Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-30
Wayside Briefs

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with bis parents on Buck run,
Milton Little and m'ly OF
P4den Chy, spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. P VI. Tarler.
Walter B Keller and wife, OF On
Rtdee have been whiting rel+tives
and attending church on Pade
Fork The past week
NJ G Sa,re formerly merchant
at Paoen Valley bat now a travel
Ing salesman spert Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs R - Ankrom, OF
Paden City.
Albin Tibbins and wife went to
Wheeling Thursday 10 spend a te~
d~ys w b their daughter III $
Coldabough'
Mrs Mary Wenszel and daugh
ter Jessie, of q heerng, came down
70 sperd the holidays with her par
ents at Paden City.
Thomas S0ook and estimable
family, OF New Martiusville, spent
SUI day wi, b Geo. Smith and FAINT
Iy.
U. 6. He,lep's new residence at
New Martinsvtlle Is nearing con-
pletion Mr. Heslep will move
som time In the near future. We
are sorry 70 lose such good Repub-
licaus at Grant.
Lincoln Dennis who resides on
the Stocking farm IS very sick at
this writing
Isaac Edwards, who moved to
Kentucky last Sprins moved back
here recently aid now occupies the
house vacated by James Hunt on
Pole Cat run
Job Smith, an old and respected
citizen of Paden City, Is very sick
at this writing DR. Dye Is attend
ing him.
Remember that the mouptair
which soar the highest In the dark
will be the first to catch the CLINT
of the morning beam at dawn.
Front the east, though you be In
The oak.
Frank Tippens gathered hts
,ousehold goods very sudden and
moved to Slider run, where he will
reside In the future
A brother of Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Of Owl Hollow, arrived from NV
York last week and will sp- nd the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson.
Our schools are all progressing
In a very satisfactory manner this
winter, as far as we have heard no
complaints are being made. All
the schools are beiag taught by
home teachers which speaks we'll
for our boys. We would Ike to see
the county superintendent report
of the Lincoln district schools In
the Review
Geo Smith part owner of the
Slider farm, RACED the old house In
which Solomon Slider lived for sew.
eral years and died in. The house
was built several years ago and part
of the lumber In 1t was whip-sawed
Mr.. Smith will erect a more com
modious dwelling In which he will
reside as soon as completed
John Wesley Buck, who moved
from Point Pleasant to the Russell
farm last fall, has been annoyed by
his neighbors In some way ever
since he moved. On Christmas
night some persons went to his
house threw stones on his porch,
she dynamite and burnt oil In his
yard which scared his wife and lit
tie children very badly. Now we
think 1t Is time stop was pat to
this kind of work. Much of the
cruelty and wrong In the world to-
day goes UNPUBLISHED or unrepri
manded because those not directly
concerned do not like to interfere.
They get behind that noble and
self sufficient excuse that Is
summed up In the very convenient
phrase. cit Is not my business"
1t Is only another way of express
ing an excuse that was offered by
a man of the dim and distant past
who was asked the whereabouts of
his brother. A cruelty. wrong In
any form, Is every body's business.
Mrs. Allen, an United Brethren
preacher, who resides with her son
Walter Allen, near the Owl Hollow
trestle has been very much indis-
posed the last few days. Mrs. AL
len Is far advanced In years now
being In her 74th year but speedy