Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-11

Miss Addie Stewart, OF the cler1'
cal force of E Stewart & Co., has
returned from a pleasant visit with
relatives at Pine Grove.
Remember that you can get
good hot chicken supper at the
Boyer's building from five to eight
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Freda Mccoy Is reported consid-
erablv improved today and the doc
tors say there Is no doubt but what
she will recover In due time.
Mrs. J. c. Horne, of Pittsburg,
Is the guest of her Sisters, Mrs
Arlie Lock, Mrs M. Gattis and J
A. Johns, of Cemetery street.
\ A. D. Morrison, of Fly, was In
the city today and subscribed for
the Daily Oh Review for one year,
for which we are duly thankful.
Henry Edwards, of Cliff street,
sold his property to G. Sibbalds
and Is moving to Plttsburg, where
he Is employed In machine shop.
eve have seen all the produc-
lions of Faust but Porter J. White
leads. Peoria Sentinel, Peoria,
III. At Auditorium Monday night.
Samuel Alexander, of George
street, was called home from
Sprague. O.. on account of the ser
ious illness of his little daughter,
Roxie. ~
al. G. Edwards, of Williamson
Place. moved his family and house
hold effects this morning to Pitts
burg where they will reside for the
present.
A. G. Eddy, of Alvy and R. L.
Nolan, of Watkins, were In the city
today looking after business inter-
ests and disposing of their oil pro.
duction. ssss &c., ~ Il IT, cssss.s,... OK;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Aspinwall
left on the afternoon train for New
York City: Mr.. Aspinwall is su
perintendent of the Carter Oh
company.
The individual who claims he
was touched" In a certain resort
last night by friend for 50 rs, IS
no doubt true, as only friends take
such liberties.
Mrs. A.Bruner and two children,
of Stocking avenue, returned last
evening from an extended visit
with relatives and friends at points
In Pennsylvania.
J. T. Martin left the city this
morning for the Kentucky oil field
to look after the interests of the
Olympia Oil company. He will be
absent some two weeks.
Mrs Isadore Mcknight and niece
Miss Elsie Stealy, returned yester.
day from lengthy visit with their
relatives the family of Judge D. F.
Pugh, at Columbus, O.,
Jimmie Parker, a we'll known oil
man and musician of our city, has
of his property on the
north side, and Is preparing to leave
here shortly for North Dakota.
If you want better supper to-
morrow evening than you have had
since the holidays, 60 to the only
vacant corner business room In the
city and pay your money and get 1t
G. B. Slemaker, we'll known
local oil operator of this city, lett
for Parkersburg today on the 11:oS
train. Mr.. Slemaker will be absent
from the city until sometime to-
The Baptist ladies will serve an
excellent supper tomorrow evening,
to which you are invited. They as.
surred the OIL Review today that
there would be plenty of chicken
for one thing.
J.N.VanC Camp, of Padens Valley,
was a business visitor In the city
today. Mr. VanCamp Is the genial
travelling representative of the
music firm of F. W. Banner COM
pany, of Wheeling.
r, W. Mcconnell, wife and little
daughter Aline, will leave for Los.
Angeles, CAL, tomorrow morning.
MI. Mcconnell has extensive oil In.
teresls In california. They will be
absent several months.
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