Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
This Is genuine summer weather.

D.A. Bartlett, OF MaIietIa, AZ
rived In the city on the 1910.
The man with garden Is a very
important individual just now.
That sad look on the mans face
Is not business worry; 1t Is house
cleaning.
Mrs. c. Miller went to Jackson
burg yesterday for a short visit
with friends.
F. L. Blackmarr, Esq, went to
Friendly this afternoon to look
afterNhis oil interests In that vi
cinity.
The different candidates are get
ting a little on the anxious seat,
and the fun will commence In earn
est In few days.
Naomi, little daughter and only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Mel
son, of Stocking avenue, IS sick,
being threatened with fever.
Prof. George E. Daniels, of the
High School, has purchased the
residence property and lot OF Claud
E. Campbell, corner Wood street
and Cemetery Pike.
Miss Pet Moore,a highly respect
ed tailoress, long In the employ OF
Seal & Seal and a resident of our
city for several years, has returned
to her home at Martins Ferry, 0.
Go and hear The lecture on St.
Patrick this evening at the Baptist
church. The lecturer Is an Irish.
man and knows his subject
thrcughly. You will be we'll repaid
for going.
The Fairmont Times was de.
stroyed by Ere last night at Fair
mont. The fire caught In the Ste
reotyping rooms. Loss fifty thou
sand dollars. but the property was
all insured.
W. G. Smith, of the county seat,
passed through the city today on
his way home from Waverly, where
he had been In the interests of the
harvesting machine company with
,,l,Ioh Ia &c oonroofod
Homer circuit stopped of the
morning train to call upon some of
hts many friends In the city.
Homer Is always a welcome visitor,
and his calls have not been sufi
ciently fire quent of late.
Prof and Mrs. Helm were In
Wheeling last night where their
two talented little children made
their debut as professionals on the
stage. We understand the children
created a very favorable impression.
c. A. Judson, of West Monterey,
Pa, has moved his family to this
city. They will reside on upper
Wells street. Mrs. Judson, nee
Mary Allshouse formerly lived here
and her many friends welcome her
return.
IF. Sutton, of the we'll known
firm of Sutton Bros, oil operators
passed thu ough the city this morn
Ing en- route to his home at Mil
ler's Run from points down the
river looking after some new wells
now drilling.
When that big Mormon preacher
asked the mayor for the use of the
streets for public services, the gen.
ial mayor lost no friends or votes
when he told the disciple of John
Smith that he Cooked big enough
to 60 to work."
The regular meeting of the Blue
Lodge, a branch of the Masonic
order OF this city, was held Tues
day evening In their Wells street
Asylum. The candidates for the
first degree were Hall C.Moore and
H. G. johnson.
Rev. Martin w. Buck, well
known Wheeling minister, will de-
liver his popular lecture on the
subject Of "Patrick, the Apostle of
ireland" at the Baptist church here
this evening, Admission IS and IS
cents. Hear him.
Will Mclaughlin, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, was In the city this morning.
Mr.. Mclaughlin Is the representa-.
tive of some fifteen or sixteen dit.
ferent wholesale furniture estab.
llshments, and was the guest OF
Messrs. Frame & Henderson while
here