Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-05
MlDDLEBOURNE
Fair Directors Meet and Stock.
holders Elect Officers

The fair directors met Saturday
az d settled up with the treasurer
for the year and transacted other
business of the Association. The
dates Fixed for the 22nd. annual
fair are August 3oth, 3Ist, and Sept
1st and end, 1924. TIE new stock
has been largely disposed of at 81
for 81 which puts the treasury In
fine shape to build the new half
mile track and make other needed
improvements. The grounds now
contain II acres and rs poles and
Is large and will accommodate large
crowd of people with ease. The
stockholders elected the following
list of officers, to wit, c. S. Stealey,
president, James E. Swan, vice
president; W. E Ktrchner, treasur
ei; g. B. Riggle, secretary; James
E Sellers, chief marshal and M.
NJ. Reppard, John Woodburn, S. A.
Allen, D. Hickman, R B F Martin
and John W. Smith, director f.
two years, There were 223H shares
voted out of the 1854 shares o.
capital stock whic b was the largest
vote of stock for some years and
shows a renewed interest In the
next fair.
Real Estate Deals
| c. W. Moore and wife have sold
thu cir farm on Gorrels run, to G D
Dollison, the saw mill man, for
S. 600. The farm contains g.
acres of land and has foe new
dwelling house on 1t.
w. S. Moo ALLAN sold his house
and lot In Mary A. Stealey's Add
ton to County Clerk James W
Duty for $21oo.
G. W Carpenter and wife have
sold their house and two lots on
Dodd street c. W. Moore and
wife for about $4,000.
New Buildings
Sheriff Grim's new house on
Alley M. Is almost ready for occu-
paucy.
R A Martin has the foundation
for his new house on East street
nearly ready for the frame, the car
penters are framing the timbers for
The new Bank building Is being
hoored and doors and windows
cased. The plumbers have finish
ed the water and gas plumbing
The pavement before the bank was
laid yesterday.
Movings.
George D. Reppard, field man for
the South Penn on company moved
into J. K. Smiths house on Main
street this week from Centreville.
Water Station Changes Hands.
The Treat & Crawford water s'a-
ton was sold last week to the South
Penn Oh company and turned over
on last Sunday to that company
1t was included In the deal by
which the South Penn came Into
possession of all the producing ter
ritory OF the Treat & Crawford com
pany In this State.
Marriage License.
]. W. Railing, 20 and Florence
E Kuowlton, ~. A. c. Meyer, 81
and Nora Moore, IS IT. Colvert,
~ and N. A. Pasco, IS B. E
Ester, rs and Lizzie A. Foster, II
Death Of Ralph HILL
Ralph Hill died at his home on
McKim, Sunday of heart trouble.
He was a young man and an enter
prIsing merchant at McKim Post
off. and left surviving him wife
and several children and his father
and mother and other near relatives
The funeral and interment took
place at the McKim cemetery near
bis home, Monday under the au-
spices of the order Of Odd Fellows
and was largely attended by the
members of that order and his many
friends and acquaiutances.
Corners and Goers.
S. A. Allen, Lima and Senator
Vim. Morris of Centreville, were In
town Saturday attending the Fair
Stakeholder meeting.
Charles Stewart Of Fliut, Dodd.
,jdoa corptv oassed throuph TOWN